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Genesis Lynea never thought she’d be on the stage at London’s West End. You can catch her as a football player in Bend It Like Beckham, a new musical based on the hit 2002 film. It’s a big move for the 25-year-old Bermudian, a relative newcomer to th...

The photography bug bit Andreas Detzer hard and quick. “I’d never had any interest in photography and then, in 2011, I was out on a yacht with some friends,” he said. “I snapped a casual photo through double glass of some houses across the water.” Th...

Patricia Nesbitt has a dream that she is hoping Bermuda buys into. The veteran entertainer wants to put the Island on the map as a performing arts centre, and she is looking for talented people to help to make it happen. First up under the banner of ...

With the Bermuda Sectional now completed, the Bridge Club slows down on the tournament front with some players taking a break and others gearing up for the ACBL Summer Nationals. There is a Junior/Senior night on July 9 and on Wednesday, July 15 is ...

Today Evening Light Pentecostal Church Inc: Canadian evangelist Rev Marie Miller will speak on the Invincible Woman of Prayer, Power and Praise from 9.30am until 1pm. The event is free. Lunch is available for $12. For more information: info@elpcbe...

Canadian gospel musician Terry Henry walked into Mt Zion AME Church to visit a friend — he never expected he would leave with a job. The Juno Award-nominated entertainer is the church’s music director and an instrumental part in Mt Zion’s Male Voice ...

Celebrations took place at the Grand Lodge of Bermuda, Irish Constitution last weekend. Allen Richardson was installed as the new Right Worshipful Provincial Grand Master in a ceremony at Hannibal Lodge. The post had been held for the past 12 years b...

The first job that Samuele Sebastiani had in his new country was hauling stones in a horse-drawn cart from Sonoma to San Francisco, using a ferry to cross the bridgeless bay. He saved his money and in 1904 made his first 500 gallon batch of wine. He...

Sheila Ming-Burgess was one of a handful of black women who graced catwalks in the 1960s. She modelled for the fashion-forward in such places as Hong Kong, Israel, the Seychelles, Germany, France and Italy over her two-decade career. She also feature...

The winter tourism slump came as a shock to The Reefs’ executive chef Douglas Sisk. Like magic, dinner guests disappeared. “I arrived in May 2014 and we’d been making about 600 meals daily for hotel guests plus we were catering for lots of events,”...