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By Ayana Ming-Bean The most iconic figure of Bermuda’s heritage is the Bermuda Gombey. I have been reflecting on the effect of the gombey due to my mother, Angela Ming-Bean’s entry into the Charman Prize. They were not once revered and respected as...

There aren’t enough words to describe the kind of respect and adoration Boston-based couple, Brigitte and Joseph Collins, feel for activist and CNN Hero of the Year, Anuradha Koirala. The pair, who had long been committed to volunteer work in Nepal,...

Nyarjae Lindo-Holdipp may be just 4ft 4in tall, but the eight-year-old is hoping to inspire others by making it big in the American acting scene. The young talent recently joined with Actors Models & Talent for Christ (AMTC), an American non-profit ...

Some of the best local and international comedians will be taking the stage next weekend for what organisers claim could be one of the funniest line-ups of entertainment the Island has even seen. The ‘Laugh Out Loud’ comedy event, organised by Hard ...

A top Buddhist monk based in the US is to speak at Warwick Academy while on a trip to Bermuda, it was announced yesterday. The Venerable Khenpo Migmar Tseten, Buddhist chaplain at Harvard University, will discuss his faith’s philosophy at the school ...

If you missed the first chance to see the fascinating documentary, The Life and Crimes of Doris Payne, then you’re in luck. The Bermuda Documentary Film Festival has scheduled an encore screening of the film, due to popular demand. The film, which s...

If your dog makes the perfect Scooby Doo or you have the cutest little Ewok suit for your rabbit, here is your opportunity to capitalise on your good fortune. Local pet website FetchFido, run by Krystal Outerbridge, is holding the Spookie Ookie Pet H...

By the Light of the Sun: Diana Amos at Windjammer II It has been many years since Diana Amos had her last solo art exhibition, so when I heard that she was scheduled to have a solo show at the Windjammer II Gallery, I was keenly interested. I have k...

The secret to long life is not dying young, that’s the tongue in cheek wisdom from Winifred “Winnie” Childs, 100, and nephew-in-law Norman Roberts, 95. Mr Roberts, a former St George’s mayor, celebrated his birthday earlier this month, and Mrs Childs...

When Americans Donald and Carol Crooks were about to celebrate their 46th wedding anniversary, they chose to return to the place where their romantic union began in 1967. They consider Bermuda one of their favourite places in the world and said the...