David Nanton takes a look at
some of the difficulties actor Michael Cherrie faces during his
career in the UK.
Simon Lee partys his brains out while
taking a look at the Carnival festivities in Barbados, Grenada, and
of course, Trinidad.
Joanna Krogh presents another interesting article on her favourite music, Alternative Rock, and shows that AR is finding greater acceptance among multiple generations of Rock enthusiasts.
Joanna Krogh takes a look at the Alternative Music scene in the twin island state of Trinidad & Tobago. She has found proof that we are quite capable of holding our own in the realm of rock music!
Kamla Rampersad-de Silva looks briefly
at some of the entertainment available in Trinidad that has its roots
in mysterious India.
Joanna Krogh introduces us to some
bright new artists just emerging from the hallowed halls of the
Univeristy of the West Indies, and shows us some of their absolutely
brilliant work!
A whimsical account of graphic artist Clint de
Leon's first fishing trip told in his own very
special way. A must-read!
Simon describes a visitor's view of life in Dominica and even manages a visit to the Dominica Writers' Guild on perfomance night!
Come visit the last remaining Carib descendants in Dominica with us.
Simon Lee visits the infamous Devil's Island near French Guiana and describes some of its fascinating if somewhat gory history.
What's the best kept secret about Puerto Rico?
Simon Lee suggests it is the annual
Pablo Casals classical music festival in San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
Trinidad, as many other Caribbean countries, has a wealth of
photo opportunities. This month, some of the work of amateur
photographer Barry Gill is featured in our
gallery.
With so many cultures having converged on the caribbean islands, there is a wide range of architectural styles. We will be featuring many of these in future editions.
One of the features we plan to have on a regular basis will be "Great houses of the Caribbean", which will feature some of the beautiful historical mansions of our islands.
Caribbean people are as capable of producing eye-catching, emotion-inducing advertising campaigns and magazine layouts as their counterparts around the world. We hope to be highlighting outstanding examples of such talent in the months to come.
