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Tuesday, July 29, 2025

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Savanna Laquis, left, and Isabelle Laquis of Let’s Give Back.

Savanna Laquis, left, and Isabelle Laquis of Let’s Give Back.

Isabelle Laquis—Giving back with purpose

At just 21 years old, Is­abelle Laquis is al­ready leav­ing a lega­cy of im­pact across Trinidad and To­ba­go. Now go­ing in­to her fourth year at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Mi­a­mi, Laquis is the co-founder of Let’s Give Back, a non­prof­it born at the height of the COVID-19 pan­dem­ic in 2020.

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Sun Jul 27 2025
Dr Yardesh Singh

Dr Yardesh Singh

Trini surgeon leads life-saving kidney transplant in The Bahamas

It took a fa­ther’s love and a Trinida­di­an sur­geon’s steady hands to come to­geth­er in a spe­cial mo­ment that not on­ly saved a life, but al­so made med­ical his­to­ry in the Caribbean.

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Sun Jul 27 2025
Cathi Hanauer

Cathi Hanauer

No More Perfect Housewives: The book that broke the silence

Cathi Hanauer was mar­ried to a man she loved, rais­ing a daugh­ter she adored, and sus­tain­ing a writ­ing life earned word by word, yet be­neath the sur­face of that care­ful­ly stitched do­mes­tic­i­ty some­thing soured—an un­ease that nev­er ex­plod­ed yet gath­ered silent­ly, like steam be­hind a closed door, ris­ing from a thou­sand small con­ces­sions, com­pro­mis­es, and swal­lowed sen­tences.

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Ira Mathur
Sun Jul 27 2025
Janice Learmond-Criqui

Janice Learmond-Criqui

Janice Learmond-Criqui set to release relationship guidebook

Jan­ice Lear­mond-Criqui has nev­er been one to fol­low a tra­di­tion­al script. A cer­ti­fied pro­fes­sion­al life coach, she is set to re­lease her book en­ti­tled He Said the Right Things but Did He Mean Them–A Woman’s Guide to Un­der­stand­ing the Game, Guard­ing Her Heart and Grow­ing Her Worth. She has de­vot­ed many years to shap­ing, sup­port­ing, and in­spir­ing peo­ple. How­ev­er, her sto­ry has tak­en var­i­ous un­prece­dent­ed twists and turns, and her abil­i­ty to sur­mount chal­lenges with grace and poise has been an in­spi­ra­tion in and of it­self.

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Fayola KJ Fraser
Sun Jul 27 2025
Maracas Waterfall

Maracas Waterfall

‘Rain can’t stop we hike’

Now, I’m not say­ing rain can’t be dan­ger­ous—it can be. But so is cross­ing the high­way, and peo­ple still do that every day. Hik­ing in the rain just means you have to be smart. That’s all. Hike Club—that’s our lit­tle crew of na­ture-lov­ing fel­las and gyals—knows when and where to go, wet or dry. Over the years, we’ve learned which trails are best for sun, and which ones come alive when the rain falls.

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Sun Jul 27 2025
Amina Blake-Foreman

Amina Blake-Foreman

Amina Blake-Foreman unlocking Caribbean talent

The sto­ry of Am­i­na Blake-Fore­man be­gins on the south­ern tip of Trinidad, in Fyz­abad, where en­tre­pre­neur­ial sparks were al­ready fly­ing by the time she turned sev­en. Back then, she was sell­ing spices from Grena­da—an ear­ly sign of a girl who would grow in­to a woman de­ter­mined to do more than just make a liv­ing. She was on a path to cre­ate op­por­tu­ni­ty.

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Sun Jul 27 2025
Queen Omega

Queen Omega

Global album finds its soul in Emancipation Day

When Bran­don Beck­with set out to cre­ate the most cul­tur­al­ly di­verse al­bum ever made, he didn’t ex­pect to stum­ble up­on a cel­e­bra­tion that would re­shape his world­view: Eman­ci­pa­tion Day.

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Sat Jul 26 2025
Cece Winans

Cece Winans

Marissa Roberts Photography

CeCe Winans concert poised to inspire nation amid SoE

Mo­ti­va­tion­al speak­er Pas­tor Luke Quam­i­na be­lieves the up­com­ing CeCe Winans: More Than This Trinidad con­cert is ar­riv­ing at ex­act­ly the right mo­ment for a na­tion in need of hope.

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Fri Jul 25 2025
Tsai-ann Koon How

Tsai-ann Koon How

Rishi Ragoonath

Daronté Guadeloupe Unveils Feelings: The Collection

On Ju­ly 13, fash­ion de­sign­er Daron­té Guade­loupe un­veiled his lat­est mas­ter­piece, Feel­ings: The Col­lec­tion, dur­ing an in­ti­mate run­way show that cap­ti­vat­ed a hand­picked au­di­ence of fash­ion con­nois­seurs. The night was one of raw emo­tion, bold artistry, and un­for­get­table style—a cel­e­bra­tion not just of fash­ion, but of mem­o­ry, mean­ing, and the en­dur­ing pow­er of self-ex­pres­sion.

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Thu Jul 24 2025
The Mighty Sparrow

The Mighty Sparrow

SAPA and NAPA set to celebrate Calypso King Sparrow

“Trinidad and To­ba­go, get ready to show your love for the great­est ca­lyp­son­ian to ever walk this earth—the Mighty Spar­row, the Ca­lyp­so King of the World,” de­clares Spek­taku­la Pro­mo­tions, pro­duc­ers of the up­com­ing trib­ute con­certs Thank You Spar­row.

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Thu Jul 24 2025
Divorce performed and choreographed by Riley Parish of LABT

Divorce performed and choreographed by Riley Parish of LABT

Edison Boodoosingh

She Too: A dance tribute to legacy, continuity, and community

From June 27 to 29, the stage of Queen’s Hall pulsed with move­ment, mem­o­ry, and mean­ing as the As­tor John­son Reper­to­ry Dance The­atre (AJRDT) pre­sent­ed She Too, a pow­er­ful week­end of per­for­mances root­ed in the themes of con­ti­nu­ity, cre­ativ­i­ty, and com­mu­ni­ty.

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Wed Jul 23 2025
Managing director of Prestige Lanes Wendell Rattan.

Managing director of Prestige Lanes Wendell Rattan.

Rishi Ragoonath

Prestige Lanes rolls out a new era of family fun

The wait is over—it’s time to bowl! Pres­tige Lanes of­fi­cial­ly opened its doors at the C3 Cen­tre last Fri­day, bring­ing a world-class bowl­ing ex­pe­ri­ence to south Trinidad.

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Wed Jul 23 2025
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