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Art of the times: A look back at T&T’s 2016 art scene
What happened in T&T for the year 2016? Was there a prevailing mood? What were the key concerns and points of view? Dutch-American historian Hendrik Willem Van Loon notes: “The arts are an even...
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MMSU lifts the people of Mayaro
The Christmas season was brightened for the people of Mayaro as a result of the social support programme implemented by the Mayaro Movement for Social Upliftment (MMSU).According to Robert “Robbie”...
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2017: Year of the smartphone
Wasn’t 2016 the year of the smartphone already?It was certainly a year of cement quality consolidation for smartphones, as the upscale devices became the standard for pocketable communication for...
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New year brings opportunities, challenges for Creative TT GMs
Nneka Luke—the newly minted general manager of the state company Film TT—came in time to preside over a local “film festival season” richer than it’s ever been.The ten-year-old T&T Film Festival...
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Tips from the pros on how to lose weight
His advice: Put it on autopilot. Make small changes in the kitchen, at the grocery store and in restaurants to help you make good choices without thinking.“As much as we all want to believe that we’re...
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I resolve to do me better in 2017
A man was among my New Year’s Day visitors who provided intellectual conversation of the calibre that’s only a dream in this island paradise. During our exchange, I told him about a current...
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Etienne Charles premieres Carnival—The Sound of a People
Carnival traditions will fill the chambers of the Queen’s Hall on January 29 when internationally-acclaimed jazz trumpeter Etienne Charles returns to T&T for the world premiere of his new...
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Caziq music at your fingertips
Imagine being able to hear many kinds of Caribbean music on demand, without busting your budget or selling out to the music pirates. Whether you’re in the mood for a little old school Jamaican dub, or...
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An antidote to Armageddon
Book review byKEVIN BALDEOSINGHThis book really belong to Diamandis, who is a technology entrepreneur, having founded several such companies and footed a US$10 million prize for a private space vessel...
View ArticleThe Works of Carlisle Chang
This year the Art Society of T&T will celebrate 75 years of existence. To start off this special milestone and in continuation of its Iconic series, the ASTT is staging a special exhibition of the...
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Alta turns 25
This year the Adult Literacy Tutors Association will turn 25.Since 1992, Alta has provided free classes to people over the age of 16 living in Trinidad and Tobago, helping to improve the levels of...
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A Swami for all
Many people are journeying to Chase Village, Chaguanas in an attempt to meet Swami Jayanthi Kumaraswami – a female saint from Chennai, India. According to her followers, a meeting with a spiritual...
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Angostura treats community
Angostura Limited hosted a Christmas party for 80 Senior Citizens and 150 children from various schools in the Beetham and Laventille area. Member of Parliament Laventille East Adrian Leonce as well as...
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Thinking with our hands can yield new ways to solve problems
New research by two cognitive psychology experts from Kingston University London is demonstrating how our decision-making is heavily influenced by the world around us.Gaëlle Vallée-Tourangeau,...
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TSTT shows appreciation for partnership with govt agencies
As a government-owned business and the lone national telecommunications company in T&T serving both citizens and government agencies, TSTT has fostered a strong collaborative partnership with the...
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CNC3 is ready for Carnival 2017
Whether you like fetes, fashion or old school calypso, CNC3, the television arm of Guardian Media Limited, is well prepared for Carnival 2017. Some of the special programmes the station has scheduled...
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Start de Carnival
Carnival 2017 began with a blast on Sunday when Trinbago Unified Calypsonians Organisation (Tuco) staged Start de Carnival at The Courtyard of the Grand Stand, Queen’s Park Savannah, Port-of-Spain....
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Zuwena’s fund-raiser for education
Aspiring singer/songwriter Zuwena James will be holding a second concert to raise funds to continue her education at the State University of New York, Plattsburgh, in 2017. An Evening of Harmonies will...
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The story of a priest and his parish in the 19th century: Building with rocks...
In the 1820s Carenage was a community of free coloured fishermen and small farmers which began to grow after Emancipation in 1834 with the settling of many ex-slaves in the district. The Rev Fr Patrick...
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Your 2017 breast health guide
Avril Harry RN, BSc Oncology Nursing Pink Hibiscus Breast Health Specialist As we start this New Year, I’m most certain that many of us having made New Year resolution, developing good health would...
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