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You’d never know it to look at him, but Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer turns 50 tomorrow. The Christmas special by Arthur Rankin Jr first aired on December 6, 1964 — it’s now the longest-running show in the history of American network television. The...

Patrick Horgan III came to Bermuda expecting to win the Gosling’s Invitational, and managed it, just. A final round of two-under-par 68 left Horgan at nine under for the tournament, three shots ahead of Billy Walsh who had a one-over 71, with Brian M...

Bermuda’s rugby teams enjoyed a mixed level of success at the North American and Caribbean Regional Association Sevens tournament this week. The women claimed fourth place in their competition, while an injury hit men’s team finished seventh. Wins ov...

Bread isn’t just something to eat for Lucinda Worrell-Stowe, it’s a remedy for all ills. She’s battled numerous forms of cancer since the 1990s and, throughout it all, has made and sold bread under the label Positive Energy. “When you are making bre...

Paget Lions 1 Somerset Eagles 3 Somerset Eagles made hard work of their victory against Paget Lions in the First Division Shield preliminary round match at Devonshire Recreation Club last night. Eagles, who are seventh in the table, largely dominated...

A series of information sessions about new regulations for charities will be hosted by the Centre On Philanthropy. The events aim to highlight the registration, reporting and compliance requirements of the rules, which are due to come into effect at ...

The Royal Gazette’s Lifestyle section launched its weekly Fashion on the Street column a year ago today. The original plan was to capture everyday Bermudians on the city streets and get their feedback on simple style questions: the best way to acce...

One of Bermuda’s oldest buildings will mark its 200th anniversary next weekend with a series of celebratory events. Par-la-Ville on Queen Street in Hamilton dates back to 1814 when it was built for William Perot and his family. The historic structure...

Kind-hearted students are planning to deliver a bus full of food and toys to the needy this Christmas. The community-led “Stuff the Bus” initiative was launched by the Bermuda Institute’s student association, with the support of the Department of Pu...