Months after she copped the Miss India Guyana 2016 title Brittany Singh has been stripped of her crown following a series of breaches of the contractual agreement, according to the organisers of the pageant.
As Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) carnival celebration creeps up another song has been released to hot up the masses, “Wajank” – a T&T slang defining a person who acts in an irresponsible or reckless manner.
This year’s Mashramani celebration is being held under the theme ‘Celebration with Dignity, Liberty and Greater Unity,’ and according to the Ministry of Education’s Department of Culture, Youth and Sport Guyanese can look forward to many music-related events.
Contemporary gospel artiste, songwriter and producer, Melissa Vandeyar has been singing for many years but she created quite a stir in the gospel arena with her recently released first original single “My Ashes”.
Hi Everyone, Today, January 7, marks 10 years to the date that the first Tastes Like Home column was published in this newspaper.
Happy New Year guys! I trust that you are all recharged and ready to take on 2017.
Last week the Caribbean Voice held its second annual El Dorado award and show ceremony at the Marriott Hotel which saw several individuals and organisations receiving recognition for their work in Guyana on social ills such as suicide, domestic abuse, human trafficking, alcoholism and drug abuse and fighting stigma and discrimination against the LGBT community.
Majek Fingers Drumming School will be hosting its seventh annual drumming circle on January 15, at the Botanical Gardens.
This year, Sonia Noel celebrates 20 years as a designer and according to her though there have been trials her passion for the fashion industry that got her this far and will keep her going for years to come.
Professional boxer and fitness trainer Kishawn Simon is fast approaching the third anniversary of him strutting his stuff on stage as a model but tongues continue to wag about the way he owns the stage and his physique which was on display at the recently concluded Guyana Fashion Week.
Hi Everyone, As we say goodbye to 2016 it is normal to engage in reflection.
There are not too many occasions that I deem necessary to warrant me devoting all my energies to looking spectacular.
Responding to the entertainment needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Guyanese, the Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination (SASOD) is hosting its first Old Year’s Night party dubbed Mardi Gras: The Masquerade Ball this evening at the Triumph Lounge, located at 8 Barrack Street, Kingston, Georgetown.
Writer and now producer and director Esther Sobers after much deliberation is bringing Hidden Treasures to television, the first ever puppet show to be aired in Guyana.
Hi Everyone, The woman sitting next to me on the plane from my most recent trip to Guyana remarked how amazing it was that we Guyanese have so many different things we make and eat at Christmas.
I suppose it came as a surprise to many that I haven’t written a fashion Christmas wish list but I have grown to believe that consuming just for the sake of consuming takes away from one truly embracing fashion.
As Trinidad and Tobago carnival 2017 approaches a youthful, energetic vibe has been added to the Soca equation, according to the handlers of Zion Andrew who has been described as “multi-talented” and who recently released the track “Cannot Stop Me”.
Cake decorator Malinda Ali has been letting her scrumptious cakes do the talking for her.
It is sometimes easy to ignore the atrocities of the world especially when you or a loved one are not experiencing it firsthand.
The National Drama Festival will be announcing the winners in the various categories of the arts on Monday at the National Cultural Centre.
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