The Illusion, the latest play by the Cayman Drama Society to run at the Prospect Playhouse, is all about life’s possibilities and the way we look at them, and take advantage of them, or hold back.
The Cayman Islands Gospel Queen Michelle T who is wrapping up her three months promotional tour of the USA has recently been informed that her new CD "Blessings All Over Me" will be submitted for the 62nd Grammy Awards consideration.
The UK is being rocked by another still-unfolding political drama which in the past week has seen the installation of its fourth Chancellor of the Exchequer (Minister of Finance) in as many weeks and a growing probability that the country could have its third Prime Minister within a year.
This Friday January 20th Caymanian recording artist Mr. Notch will be making history as the first local artist to perform at the renowned Reggae festival, ‘Rebel Salute’, held at Grizzly’s Plantation Cove in Priory Beach, St. Ann’s, Jamaica.
The Philippines is a predominantly Catholic country where divorce is illegal, but the issue is gaining traction in the light of widespread unhappy marriages.
Glenroy Anthony Smith was born in Kingston, Jamaica on May 1, 1945, and raised in St. Ann.
The Annual ‘Night of Legends’ concert celebrating Cayman’s musical history and honoring the bands that paved the way for the Musicians of today is will be taking place at the Lion’s Centre on December 6th.
“We should not assume that someone else is looking out for our interests and those of our children,” he continued, adding: “It is time for far more of us to take our responsibilities seriously. CIPP will provide a much-needed tool for all Caymanians to do just that."
Speaking to the Jamaica Parliament via Zoom on Wednesday (November 18, 2020), Cayman’s MP Ezzard Miller highlighted the joint responsibility of the Government and the Opposition to work collaboratively to achieve the best outcomes for their constituents and for participatory democracy....
The newly formed People’s Party held their very first district meeting in George Town Hall on Monday 17 November. There were roughly a dozen attendees including George Town MLA Kenneth Bryan, who asked several questions about the new party, and expressed an interest in the new party.