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and rhythmic complexities turned many a jazz fan off. The world immediately turned into battles of "mouldy fig'' (or old-fashioned to beboppers) fighting "noise maker'' and modernist vs traditionalist. While the beboppers had Bird Parker, the trads h...

An English expert on multi-million dollar medical imaging machines yesterday said it would be "hard to justify'' the expense of buying one for Bermuda. Prof. Graham Cherryman of Leicester Royal Infirmary -- recommended as the top man in the field by ...

Government backbencher Dale Butler has been named as director of training, leadership and communication for The Little Venice Group of restaurants. The group's directors said the appointment was made to upgrade the training programmes for up to 200 e...

technological meltdown associated with the new millennium. That was the warning from a Y2K consultant, who has been advising overseas companies on avoiding potential problems when the new century begins. Y2K is the name given to the potential situati...

The only thing hard in a new nightclub opening up on Par-La-Ville Road will be the music. Unlike other night clubs in Bermuda, The Escape will not be selling alcohol. The principals hope patrons will instead be willing to pay a membership fee to come...

Few will dispute that the 1998 General Election provoked a huge amount of debate, discussion and reflection about Bermuda and our future as Bermudians. And two men have teamed up to collect the opinions and personal stories of a broad cross-section o...

Society, presents an award to Joy Bluck Waters for her restoration of the historic home "Spithead''. Nobel Prize-winning dramatist O'Neill lived at "Spithead'' during the 1920s and wrote some of his most famous work, including "Strange Interlude'' wh...

The world just became a little bit smaller for local musicians attempting to market their art internationally. Thanks to a new service on the Internet, music lovers from around the globe can get a sample of Bermudian sounds and purchase CDs online. T...

last them until next Christmas. And the tight clothing everyone is now squeezing into proves the old adage -- a minute on the lips a lifetime on the hips. But fear not, with a little exercise and healthy eating habits, those extra Christmas pounds wi...

A visiting West African musician has been teaching local artists how to dance to the beat of a different drum. Born in the village of Dagbamete in the Volta Region of Ghana, Music Africa award winner Kwasi Dunyo has taught drumming and dancing at loc...