By Jasmaine Payne GONE are the days when taking a professional photograph occurred solely on occasion; where a photo studio with tacky props and

IN Guyana’s stereotypically male-dominated ‘rap’ industry, one woman is redefining the game in her own way, with socially conscious lyrics which stem from her

THIS weekend, entertainers have ensured that as February 23 draws ever closer, there is no shortage of places to go or things to do,

THE ‘Mash Day’ Gospel Fest is a perennial event which features the biggest names in local and regional gospel entertainment, all on one night.

FROM time to time, you may have observed a group of happy-go-lucky people scampering around town, or even through someone’s back yard, seemingly on

By Daniel Haynes IN a market dominated by big names the likes of Sonia Noel, Keisha Edwards and Roger Gary, it’s little wonder that

By Jasmaine Payne IN looking for new things to do, many Guyanese often search for hobbies that can make them more in tune with

By Daniel Haynes THE capoeira faction in Guyana has long been silent, but not because of inactivity; it has been silent, but it has

By Daniel Haynes RANDY Lee Kirton is one of the few voices of ‘new-school’ RnB music in Guyana; and while everyone is clamouring to

  OFTEN referred to as the “Universal language of love”, Latin dance has, since the early 15th Century, provided for its practitioners a form