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Bermudian photographer Roland Skinner’s newest book will be available at stores Island-wide next week. Published by AS Cooper & Sons, the new soft cover book “Picturesque Bermuda at a glance” is smaller than Mr Skinner’s previous hardcover books, “Pi...

We said a ‘big Amen’ to the many accolades pouring in last week to David Lopes, marking his 50 years as host of ZBM’s Radio Morning Show. The salutations also triggered sorts of ‘Lost Chords’ to flood my memory bank not only about the farmer David, b...

It’s a clear example of life imitating art — a former Royal Air Force pilot has penned a fictional tale about the Second World War, set in Bermuda. British author Alan Edmund Smith has vacationed in Bermuda on 12 different occasions. He was inspired...

Residents remain passionate about tourism despite the industry’s decline, the author of a popular travel guide believes. Rosemary Jones has just released the third edition of ‘Moon Handbooks Bermuda’. Previous editions have sold about 11,000 copies. ...

Victoria Park will be the spot for live cover music from some of the industry’s greatest legends — from Bob Marley and Whitney Houston to Etta James. Starting this Sunday at 3pm, the City of Hamilton will be launching it’s free ‘Summer Sundays’ seri...

The sixth book may be the charm for local author Rod Farrington. His latest action-adventure novel ‘Phantom Marauders of the Bermuda Triangle’ is the first in his collection to be voluntarily picked up by popular book sellers Barnes & Noble and Books...

A new book celebrating the Bermuda Post Office’s Bicentennial makes the Island one of the few countries in the world to officially record its postal history. Liz Jones’ ‘The Bermuda Post Office Bicentennial — 1812 to 2012’ will be in stores next week...

An investigation has started into the alleged theft of an internal Government report aired on TV. Cabinet Secretary Donald Scott issued a statement this morning which said that ZBM news was in possession of a "confidential report that was stolen from...

Will the economy get better in 2012? Should you keep your money tucked under your mattress or should you dip your toe back into the investment waters? Is the retirement age of 65 still feasible? These are the questions that the first 2012 edition of...

Bermuda Parent is the latest magazine to hit local newstands. The 56-page first issue is free, but the next issue of the quarterly magazine will sell for $6.50, publisher and editor Katrina Ball said. An initial 5,000 copies were printed. Mrs Ball, a...

Review of Neil Roberts’ ‘Blues & Beatles’ Bermuda could easily have been a third alliteration in the title of Neil Roberts’ debut book ‘Blues & Beatles’, because the Island features twice in the former resident’s life story. The author came to Berm...