Party vibes reign at political rallies
SOME say a political rally without entertainment is enough to force a person into a sleeping daze; others say the party is not as important as the Party's message.
Consummate crafter turns to texture painting
Multi-talented is perhaps an understated description of the people taking the texture painting class in Central Eleuthera. A common thread throughout most of the students regardless of their profession was that they all were working on a second or even third stream of income. Such tenacity kept students like the bright eyed and bushy-tailed Susan Culmer throughout the entire clas
Legendary Marley presented like never before
MARLEY, the documentary film on the legendary Bob Marley hits the screens in 13 islands across the Caribbean starting with the first Bahamas screening tonight at Galleria Cinema 11. The film tells a definitive story of the life and legacy of the internationally renowned musician, revolutionary and legend through the eyes of those who knew him best. In the Bahamas, the film is rated C (18yrs and older).
Heliconias and Gingers
Although heliconias and gingers are not related they share similarities and in general are grown under the same conditions. The banana-like heliconia leaves make them popular in garden stands because they are attractive even when not flowering. Some gingers tend to disappear from above ground after flowering but soon come back with renewed intensity.
Colton Dixon Eliminated
A POPULAR American Idol contestant was eliminated from the show last week, sparking more outcry about the show's "failure to recognise talent".
The Truth branches out
THE TRUTH band gained its national spotlight after performing in the Global Battle of the Bands competition last month. For months, however, patrons at Hammerheads bar have enjoyed a regular dose of reggae, rock, and alternative music from the young band.
GAME OF THRONES: Kit Harington talks to the Big T
THE Big T got a chance to sit down with three leading actors from the award-winning HBO show “Game of Thrones” as they wrapped up their tour of the region to promote the second season. In a Tribune exclusive three-part interview series, find out what is in store for the new season and get up close and personal with Kit Harington (Jon Snow), Alfie Allen (Theon Greyjoy) and Richard Madden (Robb Stark).
Hopeless cries of COB art students
Art students at the College of the Bahamas have "basically lost faith" in the academic institution, claiming the administration parades the department like "a prize trophy" when convenient, while turning its back to the long-standing cries of students.
Bahamian legend honoured in 'pieces of eight'
FOR six years Bahamian artist Je'Rome Miller has donated proceeds from his annual exhibit to the Winston V Saunders Memorial Scholarship Fund at the College of the Bahamas.
Art exhibit uplifts young men
Last fall, the Public Treasury Art Programme (PTAP) celebrated the launch of its new art initiative, which transformed the foyers of the Public Treasury building into gallery space to showcase original art by professional and emerging artists.
Feud erupts after 'Karaoke King' quits
MARIO'S Bowling and Entertainment Palace fired back at popular entertainer Demetrius "King of Karaoke" Smith over claims of discrimination.
Princess Cay Vendors Tip the Texture Painting Scales
Two south Eleuthera vendors Mary Whylly and Juneninka Mackey signed up for the island's Texture Painting Class in Tarpum Bay Eleuthera. Their goal was to diversify and refine the souvenir and craft products they were offering to their customers on the cay.
And the "Save Card" goes To: Jessica Sanchez
AMERICAN IDOL fans are still in a state of a shock due to the drama that unfolded during the elimination episode last week. Fan and judge favorite Jessica Sanchez found herself being voted off the show for receiving the lowest number of votes for the week.
It's all for the show, mostly
IN THIS year's general election, political campaigns are constantly being energized and kept alive, not by the speakers alone, but by the support from local musicians. Singing their hit songs, artists are transforming rallies into mini concerts every chance they get. For many artists, it is just business, but not all.
