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Robyn Hooper remembers covering rolls and rolls of paper with paint as a child. At 30, her enthusiasm for art has grown — along with the scale of her work. Her colourful murals are popping up around Hamilton, courtesy of the City Arts Festival’s publ...

Don’t bother asking Wil Anderson anything about koala bears. Yes he’s Australian, but he’s also a comedian who loves making things up. “It’s always the first thing people outside Australia ask me,” said the 42-year-old star of the hit Aussie series G...

SATURDAY, JANUARY 14 • Women Aglow Int: Invites you to our fellowship worship service at 9.45am at Astwood Hall, Church Street, Hamilton. Gloria Francis of Bright Temple AME will speak on Courageousness. “Be strong and of good courage … for the Lord ...

Eugenia Robinson started travelling the island taking pictures of sunrises in 2009. She penned a prayer to accompany each one, certain that God’s hand was behind her new interest. Last year He put another idea in her head: use her works to create an...

It’s a New Year and I hope all of you are looking forward to it with eagerness and optimism, both at and away from the table. The Bermuda Regional is around the corner so more on that in the next two weeks as we get closer. There is a lot of good new...

Fourteen years may not be a milestone, but Chewstick is celebrating wherever it can. After a fire devastated their Front Street locale in July, the charity’s aim is to ensure their programmes aren’t extinguished as well. Tonight’s anniversary show, ...

Felicia Braude Steffen was in between jobs when she called her father to chat. His thought: she talked about pizza so much, she might as well write about it. Her blog, Pizza Lover Chicago, is now six years old. “Everywhere I went, I would just writ...

Although January is considered by many as a quiet month for business, it is a time of considerable activity for us as we do our best to set a successful path for the new year. It helps to use the crystal ball rather like a rear-view mirror and see ...

Almost every great calypso singer has a nickname, Terron Webbe calls himself Invincible. The 11-year-old becomes one of the good guys in his beloved cartoons whenever he gets on stage. He loves how the characters always triumph over evil before the ...

Elizabeth Wyer was so nervous during her audition she thought she’d blown it. A place with the National Children’s Orchestras of Great Britain was at stake. And the eight-year-old, who started taking violin lessons six years ago, had already decided ...