Brinique Gibson says it with a cupcake
SHE is only 19 years old, but already Brinique Gibson is the proud owner of her own makeup company, and most recently, a successful cupcake bakery.
The beauty standard
WITH the numerous medical advancements available today, women have almost endless ways of manufacturing beauty.
Replaying the same old tune
HOW many young boys are locked away because they had what may have looked like a piece of a joint on them?
Dr Alia Campbell’s ‘Basic Glitz’ takeover
DURING the day she wears the traditional lab coat of a dentist, but after work hours Dr Alia Campbell goes all out with glitz and glamour.
Dynamite Daisy says goodbye with gala ball
THE Bahamas’ most famous female comedic character will be “dressed to kill” when she bids her final farewell during a special red carpet event this Friday.
Are you embracing responsibility?
FOR quite a number of folks the very idea of having any kind of responsibility makes them uneasy.
Violence is greater than one woman being hit by one man
VIOLENCE depends on so many things to thrive.
Aren’t you tired of being stuck?
WHETHER it’s the feeling of being stuck in a rut or that nauseating sense of anxiety that your life is going nowhere fast, being stuck brings up real emotions and frustrations.
'Crochet Queen' Rebecca Johnson
THE decision to leave her 9 to 5 and transition into becoming a full-time entrepreneur was driven by nothing but passion.
Sister Sister welcomes breast cancer survivors from Florida
ANY survivor can probably attest to the fact that having a vibrant and positive support system plays a major part in winning the fight against breast cancer.
Saying ‘I Do’ to the right melody
ASK any married couple what aspect of their wedding ceremony played a major part in setting the mood and they will more than likely say, music.
Applauding ‘all things girl’
OVER the past several months, the STRAW Inc Centre for Young Women has been deep in the trenches of youth development work as well as in its laboratory, designing and tailoring “what works and is relevant” programming for Bahamian adolescent and teen girls.
Escaping the prison of violence
WE have created a prison in which we live. We are afraid to leave our houses after work. We are afraid to drive at night. We are now afraid to be in our houses after dark.
Bahamian UWI student wins Caribbean pageant crown
IT is one thing for a beauty queen to capture a crown in her own country, but it is quite an achievement for her to do so in another country.
All about those “Boobies”
THE obsession with cosmetic breast surgery, the reconstruction process post-cancer as well as the taboo surrounding breast cancer in men are all topics addressed in a new play aptly titled “Boobies”.
