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Craster was not a popular character with Game of Thrones fans. Robert Pugh played the wildling whose relationship with his daughters is best described as sordid; once they are of a certain age he marries them, fathers more daughters and the cycle con...

Tomorrow Church of God Glory Temple, St David’s will host It’s Revival Time in the East. Samuel Hayward will speak at 11.15am. Russell Tomilson will speak at 5.30pm. Friday, December 4 Chapel-of-Ease St David’s will hold its annual Christmas bazaar ...

Nothing much is happening at the Bridge Club — the only thing I have to remind you of is that the Christmas Party is on December 5. It’s always a fun event, so make sure you book your space. This week’s hand is one I’ve covered before, and I dug it ...

Christian singer Patty Fischer spent most of her life performing until one day 14 years ago, when her voice quit. Doctor after doctor named acid reflux as the cause but she didn’t feel they were correct. It wasn’t until nine years later that she saw...

I would like to spread the wonderful news of another Bermudian honoured abroad recently. Rose A. Wilson-Hill, the daughter of Mayville Wilson and the late Rudolph WR Wilson of Southampton, was recognised on October 27 at the Ohio State University. S...

No money for fashion? No problem. Bermudian college students aren’t letting a tight budget stop them from looking good. Morgan Simons, a public relations, advertising and media major at Middle University in London, regularly thinks outside the box w...

Piero Casalicchio was a busy textile designer who often went hungry. He didn’t know how to cook and by the time he got home after a long day’s work, most restaurants in Como, Italy, were closed. The Italian started challenging himself to see what he ...

Tamia Grant doesn’t mind flying through the air for Berkeley Institute’s production of Peter Pan but she’s a little nervous about the singing. The 17-year-old will play the title role in the senior school’s musical next week. “I have to sing a coupl...

There’s supposed to be a pot of gold at the end of every rainbow, if you believe in Irish folklore. St Georgians head to 1 Penno’s Drive for the eastern end of the arc. There you’ll find a small business with a giant reputation: Rubis Dowling’s Marin...

In wine competitions, a wine that rates over 90/100 is awarded a gold medal and ones that score 95 points or higher are often given platinum. Robert Parker’s Wine Advocate comments on the latter: “An extraordinary wine of profound and complex charac...