Empowerment event aims to have women declaring 'I Am Enough'
SINCE its 2014 launch, the Beauty Beyond Feelings organisation has hosted two successful empowerment events for women, and now they are back with the third annual session under the theme “I Am Enough”.
The other face of makeup artistry
THE local beauty industry has seen the interest in makeup artistry rocket over the past few years, with more and more Bahamians learning various techniques to make themselves and others look beautiful, often with the benefit of an additional income.
Saving hair lines
Take a stroll along Bay Street or in the Mall at Marathon and take a good look at the hair lines of women. You will notice that many of those hair lines are receding, thinned out, or non-existent. You will also notice that you can actually see them.
Helping women achieve their dreams of wealth
THE start of a new year for many people means new self-imposed rules or commitments regarding one’s dating life, diet, exercise, work and finances.
Violence and inequality: Is there any hope for Bahamian women’s legal equality?
The violence of the last few days has really made a statement about where the country is. It has also shown the intention of many to continue down this road of serious crime and wanton violence and killing.
Michelle Miller Motivational: Pushing yourself past the pain of the past
HAVE you ever been hurt so badly that you thought you’d never come out on the other side?
BUN IN THE OVEN: Five tips to stiffen your New Year resolve
HAPPY New Year! Can you believe its 2016?
Take 'The One Year Challenge' and improve your dating prospects
TAKING A dating sabbatical could be the very thing to improve prospects of love and marriage - at least that is what Bahamian author Kerel Pinder believes.
Culinary art is plain sailing for chef Nikoya
DEDICATED to her work in the culinary field, Bahamian Executive Chef Nikoya Lightbourne believes this is one of the few industries remaining where experience, talent and passion is worth just as much as academic recognition.
Lia Head finds renewed faith in hurricane relief effort
LIA Head, one of the principal organisers of the HeadKnowles Hurricane Joaquin Relief effort that was so effective in bringing relief to families in the central and southern Bahamas in the aftermath of the devastation caused by the category four storm in October, says her involvement in this project has renewed her faith and Christian beliefs.
Artist Alexia Roach comes home to push boundaries
BAHAMIAN artist Alexia Roach set out to push boundaries and experiment with various media for her solo exhibition “Coming Home”.
Bad behaviour and its consequences
We have had a spate of violent acts. We have also had a spate of acts of public bad behaviour.
Michelle Miller Motivational: Finding joy and personal fulfillment
Like many, you too may experience times in your life when you’re seeking something, but are unsure what of what it is.
BUN IN THE OVEN: Dear Kids, I’m sorry I can’t be there for you
Life moves so much faster than we wish sometimes. Between daily responsibilities and the expectations we place on ourselves, finding the “sweet spot” when it comes to balance is really hard. It’s easy sometimes to feel overwhelmed, overworked and never enough. There are many days I think, “Kids, I’m sorry I can’t be there for you.”
Michelle Hudson passes her love for the performing arts on to the next generation
HAVING the opportunity to express herself through the performing arts over the years, be it dance or acting, has been a gratifying experience for performer Michelle Hudson.
