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For years Siddeeqah Ray watched her sister Aquilah Salaam suffer, as she battled with sickle cell anaemia. The 28-year-old had endured the pain brought on by the disease and related illnesses since she was two. The past five years were particularly h...

A Bermuda resident could end up being the saviour Ebola-ravaged Sierra Leone needs. Ngadi Kamara’s charity, Sierra Leone Action, is taking convalescent serum therapy to the African nation. It’s claimed people with Ebola in the US have gotten better ...

Ami Zanders’ tools are scattered around her house, piled and crammed into any space she can find. Alan Smith used to go for months without shaving when he felt creative. Christopher Marson often finds inspiration while digging through the mess of his...

Looking for a change of pace? Consider Stillpoint, a stand-alone cottage on Hinson’s Island. From its hillside perch, it’s possible to fall asleep and wake to the sound of lapping waves. Every room offers stunning views over Granaway Deep; large wind...

It was once rare to see a black person travelling through parts of Asia or Eastern Europe. Those who did were often viewed as curiosities themselves, stared at as much as the sights they had travelled to see. However recent studies show that black gl...

When Bermudian hip-hop artist Imari Wade stepped out on stage in Jamaica, she hoped she’d find a few new fans. It didn’t start well. There were thousands at the Magnum Sting 2014 concert — an event dubbed “the greatest one night reggae show on earth”...

Think twice before buying a painting from Mark Landis. It’s a bit of advice that comes from Art and Craft, an award-winning documentary that screens at the BUEI on Sunday. Mr Landis has become so talented at forging iconic artworks he’s duped museu...

The show must go on — and oh yes, there will be candy. So promise the organisers of The Pied Piper, BMDS’ first post-Christmas pantomime. The show was postponed after Hurricane Gonzalo damaged the rafters at City Hall last October. It’s now set to ...

Planning to be in Philadelphia this month? Stop in at Cerulean Arts Gallery and Studio if you get homesick for a bit of Bermuda sunshine. American Joseph Sweeney has ten pieces on exhibit there, painted while he was Masterworks’ artist-in-residence t...

Today Women Aglow Int will host The Fellowship Worship Service at Astwood Hall on Church Street. The meeting begins at 9.45am. It will be led by speaker Elder Ruth Ann Lambe of The First Church of God North Shore. Light refreshments will be served....