This week, listening to 30-year-old memories of the Grenada Revolution, all I could think about is the legacy of forgetting.
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It’s not easy for adults to find the time to attend Reading Circle sessions in addition to their twice-weekly classes, so it is significant when they show up rain or shine to a Friday afternoon Reading Circle.
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Fashion designer Meiling showed her latest collection, Shirt Tales, on Tuesday at One Woodbrook Place, Port-of-Spain. White and black were the dominant colours in a collection that included menswear designed by Anthony Reid.
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The Tobago Culinary Festival returns to the Pigeon Point Heritage Park on June 23, 2013.
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When compared to the bone-jarring crash between two football helmets, heading a soccer ball might seem almost innocuous. But those seemingly mild hits to a soccer player’s head may damage the brain at a deep, molecular level, according to a new...
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Gerad Tikasingh, author of Trinidad in the 19th Century: The Indian Experience, which was recently launched at the National Library, interviewed by Raymond Ramcharitar.
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Bats are famous for using sound to navigate successfully, and new research suggests we could all use our “inner bat” to get around.
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This wet season, or summer as our friends up north describe it, cinemas have exploded with action beginning with Iron Man 3 and continuing with Star Trek: Into Darkness.
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Ring, ring.
“Hello, Gia. This is Elsa. I need to borrow your Lie Detector handbag.’’
“My what?’’
“Don’t pretend you don’t know what I am talking about. The bag you bought at El Alligator. You have no secrets on Facebook, you know.’’
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On June 13, House of Jaipur will host an exclusive fashion show to launch its new line of resort wear, and according to Dhisha Moorjani, the talent behind the event, the overall theme of the pieces are ethnic, “with a touch of bling.”
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