Show your new year intent - and grow
GROWTH doesn’t just happen – it must be intentional. There’s nothing like a new year to get people thinking about whether they are growing or stuck.
Petite perfection - pageants aim for a higher profile this year
APPRECIATING the beauty in the shorter than average Bahamian lady, a fun and unique pageant aims to give petite girls the full package of being a lady and leader of the pack.
Confessions of a Single Lady
MANY single women experience pressure to find the right mate, settle down, get married and have a family. However, in their quest to find love and meet that certain someone before their biological clock runs out they often neglect to celebrate the journey of singleness.
Thinking sex
By Ian Bethell Bennett
Makeup artist Shauna Ferguson has found her calling
FOR the past two years, Shauna Ferguson has made the art of makeup application not only part of her daily schedule, she has made it her life.
Lawlessness or male privilege?
WHILE driving down the road on Sunday a jitney was in front of me. Apparently no cars were coming and he was flagged down. He stopped in the middle of the road. The driver sat waiting for the passenger to board. All traffic came to a halt. Fortunately it was a Sunday so there wasn’t too much traffic, however, he could have pulled off to the side of the road; there was ample shoulder to allow him this manoeuvre in order to allow for traffic to flow. He chose, instead, to stop traffic, inconveniencing everyone around him. That was his prerogative! He was flexing his privilege. He is man, he could do that.
Bahamian matriarchs, legends to be honoured this Sunday
EIGHT Bahamian women – considered matriarchs and legends for their outstanding community work – are to be honoured next weekend at the inaugural Events of a Lifetime evening.
Bahamian entrepreneur spreads holiday cheer
By JEFFARAH GIBSON
'Preggars': What makes a 'serial mother'
By KIRKLAND H PRATT
Business as usual
By DR IAN BETHEL BENNETT
A Taste of "Sweet Gems"
By ALESHA CADET
Jordia Benjamin’s ‘grand SLAM’ future in art
LEAVING her post as the assistant educational officer at the National Art Gallery of the Bahamas was not an easy decision to make, however, Jordia Benjamin decided to take a leap of faith this past summer and moved to Missouri to accept a place at the prestigious St Louis Art Museum (SLAM).
Michelle Hanna gives the mic to Bahamian artists
SHE is a poet, author, performer, band manager, promoter and booking agent, and now Michelle Hanna has opened the stage for other Bahamians artists to share their talents at the ‘Open Mic’ sessions.
Two Bahamian beauties take the 'Miss BlackOut 10' title
THE EVENT that is known for painting the town black for one night will celebrate its 10th year anniversary under the theme “Let loose” on December 20.
It's not all murder
THE status quo is an important aspect of a society. It makes people feel safe.
