BUN IN THE OVEN: Unanswered prayers
I’ll be honest, I’m not a huge country music fan, but the likes of Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood and Lady Antebellum have made country music much more mainstream in my opinion.
Campaign aims to show 'Natural Hair is Professional'
A new campaign launched by a local salon seeks to debunk the common misconception that natural hair has no place in corporate settings – a topic that has become a hot button issue in the Bahamas and beyond in recent weeks.
Sisters unite for unique bartending venture
YEAR after year, come rain or shine, sisters Megan and Tia Ferguson would spend their leisure time attending various festivals throughout Bahamas together.
Sharing their love stories
VERY couple has their own, unique story about how their relationship came to be.
Caring Caden launches 'Red Nose Day' in the Bahamas
It was just a few months ago when 11-year-old Caden Levae Smith had a eye-opening experience that would lead to her launch an international fundraising campaign right here in the Bahamas.
Top student Tyja Braynen selected for presidential inauguration summit
SIXTEEN-year-old Bahamian student Tyja Braynen has been given the opportunity of a lifetime – to witness the swearing-in of the next president and vice president of the United States.
BUN IN THE OVEN: Stress-free infant travel
Travelling for many people is stressful. Add an infant or toddler to the picture and it’s enough to make even the most seasoned parent anxious.
Lignum Vitae Centre of Hope invites to 'Women, Wine & Movies'
THE women that make up the Lignum Vitae Centre of Hope are inviting people to join them this Thursday as they introduce the first instalment of a series of fundraising events in aid of the organisation which hopes to make a positive impact on Bahamian society.
Unacceptable black beauty
We live in fear of not being white enough, not being pretty enough, not being rich enough, not being skinny enough. We are now perhaps the most bleached, mentally colonised, self-hating country in the region.
Dentistry for children
February is being celebrated as National Children’s Dental Health month. During the month, dental communities focus on the special dental needs of children.
Michelle Miller Motivational: Are you asking the ‘right’ questions?
One of the core principles emphasised in my public speaking programme is the importance of thinking critically and asking the ‘right’ questions. To speak well you must think well.
Men need to learn, but society is not responsible
I keep hearing well-meaning people say that boys and young men need to learn how to be better people. They need to learn how not to be angry, how not to kill, how not to steal and rape.
BUN IN THE OVEN: Zika and maternal health
Microcephaly is a word most of us up until a few weeks ago had never heard of before. A seemingly uncommon and rare condition caused by the Zika virus has created a panic in the Americas, especially for women who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant.
Teen pageant calls for contestants with beauty and brains
THE MISS Teen Bahamas International organisation is looking for the next young beauty queen to wear its crown and represent the country on the world stage.
Chocolate bliss for your hands and feet
LAST week, we told you all about the benefits of the chocolate facial. Today, we are highlighting another unique use for chocolate, namely in manicures and pedicures.
