To the casual observer, I’m probably just a shy kid, who always has his phone in his hands, or his headphones plugged into his ears as he walks—as my friend describes it—like a peacock, head in the air, synchronised steps and seeming to have not a care in the world.
Surida Nagreadi is the newest name on the local costume and fashion scene.
For Channey Wong fashion is the sole way for her to express herself; a sketch on paper and bringing that sketch to life through fashion is a talent she describes as freedom.
Let us look at the future of drama in the Guyanese context and reflect on its importance.
With the title of ‘Most Promising Young Designer’ for this year under his belt, Andy Cummings is well on his way to living his dream or at least a part of it.
One of the pluses of being a young writer is that we tend to look at the world in a different way.
Over 22 designers, hot off the catwalks of last month’s inaugural Guyana Fashion Week (GFW) have their goods on display at a fashion marketplace which opened yesterday and concludes tomorrow at the Pegasus.
Ask the 2013 Miss Guyana Talented Teen what her future plans are and there is no hesitation in her answer, she definitely knows that she will be involved in pageantry.
Remember that BlackBerry craze in 2009? Remember it again in 2011?
Guyana Fashion Week (GFW) has but a few events left before the inaugural 2013 season ends tomorrow night at Rahaman’s Park, Georgetown.
After three months of intensive training and competition, Tiffani Pamela Bonner of Peter’s Hall, East Bank Demerara was crowned the 2013 Miss Guyana Talented Teen and Kefa Wesley Smith of Beterverwagting, East Coast Demerara the first ever Mr Guyana Talented Teen last Saturday evening at the National Cultural Centre (NCC).
There are certain careers where one must display professionalism. No, excuse me, in every career one must display professionalism not just to uphold the goodwill of the company they serve, but because of their own integrity and the need to respect those to whom they provide a service.
It was a night that clearly was meant to thrill. There was music, dance, beauty, fashion, suspense, tension, shock, disappointment and nervousness.
I can tell you for sure that Guyana was surprised at the results of the Miss Guyana Universe pageant, not because Ms Katherina Roshana captured the crown – many of us in the entertainment industry who followed the pageant saw this coming – but we were surprised at Ms Ayana Whitehead’s placement.
Analisa Andrews, the representative of Region Five (Mahaica-Berbice) is the new Miss Amerindian Heritage having defeated nine other contestants from the various other regions in the country.
The University of Guyana (UG) is celebrating its golden anniversary this month.
Keisha Edwards started designing and sewing her own clothes in order to guarantee that when she stepped out she wouldn’t look like anyone else.
Rhona Fox had told her mother since she was five years old that she would become an actress one day.
I have spent the past two years of my life studying the closest thing to governmental policies and diplomacy at the University of Guyana, International Relations.
Over the years Maureen Marks-Mendonca has decorated her name in a number of fields in the professional world.
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