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Milton Hill has made a life out of replicating Bermuda’s maritime history in miniature. The model boat-maker also champions the fact that people of colour have played an integral role in shipbuilding and sailing, a legacy he says is woefully neglec...

Tereska James has a message for people of colour: put on the sunblock, slip on a hat, seek out the shade — it’s a myth that being brown will protect you from skin cancer. Her family found out the hard way in September 2015, after doctors discovered h...

There’s a silver lining to everything, possibly even cancer. Elaine Ritchie has learnt to appreciate every single day that comes along. “Everything seems to be brighter,” said the 73-year-old whose oesophagus cancer went into remission 12 years ago....

Realism versus abstract — Cristina Douglas thought the disparate painting techniques would blend well as an exhibit. As someone who is passionate about art, she should know. After high school, she decided to make it her calling, studying at Rhode Isl...

We have recently entered into an agreement with Ramey Wine Cellars, located in the town of Healdsburg in Sonoma, to represent their fine wines here. I consider them among the best and decided to Google “the best cabernet sauvignon producers in Cali...

The sound of the ten women hollering was remarkable.All senior citizens, they had decided to go to the Ag Show together to see what judges thought of their box garden filled with broccoli, kale, lettuce and green onions. The screams came when they sp...

After flunking his high school diploma, Shane McIlwain feared for what his future held. His “appalling” grades left him feeling powerless with no obvious professional direction to follow. Almost 20 years on, the Bermudian is loving his career as a l...

The fire was monstrous, the deadliest in the history of Oakland, California, and it changed Russell Butler’s life. They were standing outside Ghost Ship, a warehouse that had been converted into residences and an artist collective, when the flames st...

Until now, Jacqueline Alma has been known primarily as a portrait artist. Her current exhibition at the Bermuda National Gallery is, however, not about portraiture at all — that is, in the traditional sense. Uniquely, the show is a self-portrait; p...

Friends call him “Tycoon Tucker”. Dennis Tucker got the nickname in the 1970s from the late Alma “Champ” Hunt. The cricketer, widely regarded as one of Bermuda’s greatest, was a frequent visitor to Sonesta Beach Hotel where Mr Tucker worked for almo...