BUN IN THE OVEN: Family mealtime
I grew up in a family that ate meals together most days of the week, but for sure we ate together every Sunday for dinner. It was a family tradition that both sides of my family maintained for generations. My mom’s family ate Sunday lunch, and my dad’s Sunday dinner, which considering how many siblings my dad had, was no easy feat.
From the tarmac to the runway
IN an effort to encourage young Bahamians to visit their 3D artist studio and support the team there, members of Mega Mergers recently hosted a fashion event like no other.
A full-figured revolution
THIS year, plus-size model Ashley Graham became the first full-figured woman to grace the cover of the popular Sports Illustrated annual swimsuit edition.
YOU GO GIRL! Dr Deborah Mackey-Nubirth promotes hearing healthcare services
ATTEMPTING to communicate via sign language with a hearing impaired playmate as a child was what first sparked Dr Deborah Mackey-Nubirth’s interest in the hearing healthcare profession.
Michelle Miller Motivational: It’s not what you eat, it’s what’s eating you!
We have all heard the saying that you are what you eat. While having a balanced diet is essential, the deeper struggle for most people goes beyond food consumption.
#Support the Puff
In a country where women make up over 50 per cent of the population, where women are the primary breadwinners in many households, where more women than men graduate from high school and college – the latter at an astounding 8:2 ratio on the extremely conservative side – women are amazingly silent.
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.
