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Nikita Robinson has one of the most recognisable voices on the Island. That’s because if you’re not hearing her on her daily radio show programme, The Ladies Room, on Hott 107.5, you’re probably listening to her at one of her high profile gigs emcee...

A frame can make or break a piece of art. The perfect frame can bring out certain colours and help evoke a certain mood, while the wrong one can make art seem incomplete. That’s perhaps why Frameworks takes its job so seriously. It’s hosting “Cust...

Sophie Adams is often admired for her stunning looks but there’s a lot more to the 20-year-old aspiring model. One of her dreams is to study wildlife ecology and conservation at the university level. Next year she will inch closer to that goal when s...

Trying to find a job at 71 isn’t easy. Richard Powell got creative. No-one would hire him after he and his wife moved back to the Island two years ago after several years living in the US. The former taxi driver and photographer could have returned t...

You can take the designer out of the island but you can’t take the island inspiration out of her designs. That’s been the case for 22-year-old Meagan S E Wellman. She graduated last year from the University for the Creative Arts in the UK. Since th...

Bajan men are likely now greasing pots and pans and sharpening kitchen knives in an effort to prove one thing tomorrow night — that they too can cook. The Barbados Association of Bermuda has set the stage as a fundraiser for its scholarships. It’s ...

CedarBridge’s National Honours Society (NHS) has held its Induction Ceremony. Vice president Diana Arruda led the ceremony in Ruth Seaton James Auditorium. She was assisted by president Calaé Burgess, treasurer Nicole Santos and secretary Jayla Burt....

The Mount Saint Agnes Academy Bazaar takes place tomorrow and Saturday, nearly a month after its scheduled date. It has been a tumultuous, but rewarding journey for the Bazaar this year. After initial construction of the wooden stalls, which can ta...

A cast of Saltus Year 10 to SGY students brought Shakespeare’s The Tempest to life with two performances last week — one for the public and one for Year 8 students. They were to have performed this abridged version of the play for this year’s Bermud...