GREAT MOVES is published by NBM. This time illustrated by legendary Marvel artist Geof Isherwood (Conan The King, among others), Robert E. Sandiford‘s stories are told from a variety of female viewpoints. A photographer is asked by her best friends to tape them having sex — only to have the camera turned on her. As [...]

Irreverent! Hilarious! A welcomed addition to the Barbadian theatrical landscape with impetuous and insightfully bold material performed by these two magnetically adventurous actors. Nala! Dy Browne! and You! Don’t miss this week’s show. Back by popular demand DE “ting“, The Rumshop and Spliff mimes, The Oh Shite song and much much more. Admission only 12 [...]

Last Friday night at Braddies Bar Michaela Blackett proved nothing beats a second try and she came out on top in last week’s Qualifying Round in the LIME Barbados Karaoke Championship 2010. Her performance was noted by the judges as being ‘even better than the week before’ when she missed the top spot by just [...]

One of the first things the late JMGM “Tom” Adams did on assuming office  in the late 70′s was to remove the 5% Sales Tax on a broad band of items for Bajans and he was a huge hero for that. In 1997 when Owen Arthur introduced Value Added Tax to Barbados there were supposed [...]

Renowned Jamaican jazz pianist and Jamaica’s acclaimed Commander of Distinction, Monty Alexander, is set to turn the heat up this summer in New York City with a five-day return to Lincoln Center. Alexander, who has the distinction of being named one of the greatest piano players in Jazz history, is set to bring his `Summer [...]

South Africa retained their 1-0 lead in the three Test Digicel Series against West Indies after the Second Digicel Test, which was contested on a excruciatingly placid Warner Park pitch, petered out into a dreary draw. After South Africa piled on 543 for 6 declared in the first two days, the West Indies spent days [...]

The buzz last night was how “Dudus” Coke has finally been caught, yet what no-one realised is that it was social media networks who scooped the mainstream media again, by hours before the fact. On The Ground News in Facebook is a cadre of 24,000 Jamaicans hooked up via Internet and Cellular to track what happened with [...]

Amidst the revelry of the Crop-Over season, Barbadians looking for something different musically can find an oasis this Sunday, June 27th – and for free! That is when chart-topping American folk musician Joe Jencks will perform at George Washington House in an evening concert starting at 5:30 p.m. Jencks, whose 2007 album The Candle and [...]

Come and see the performing arts of Blak Kla’ Soyl to the sounds of the Rootical Vibe Project.

{The Bajan Reporter: Receiving tons of e-mail now, I only came across this item this afternoon… It led me to SMDH – Shake My Damn Head. Not because I saw it too late… I have a Disclaimer in my Masthead listed at the top of every page, but I wish to reiterate here that I do NOT agree [...]

“Gossip Girl,” the popular CW Network TV show, could soon have a new official trailer, featuring Barbados band, Nexcyx. The video, entered in CW’s “Making The Cut IV” contest, has been named among 12 trailers going forward to the final round. Put together by Jamaican-born film student Chauvaughn Francis, the trailer, if selected, will be [...]

Deputy Premier and Minister responsible for Social Development on Nevis Hon. Hensley Daniel, said the Nevis Island Administration (NIA) had a responsibility to put a human face on the island’s development and the manner in which they cared for the elderly spoke to its view on humanity. The Minister was at the time on a [...]

During May It’s really fantastic, having your own studio, “What I’m going to do with all of this space?” I asked myself. As time passed by, I noticed the same space became smaller and smaller. My studio was full of huge works, ideas and energy. Four Artists were accepted to the Greatmore Art Studios. Each [...]

The Second Digicel Test at Warner Park is almost certainly destined for a tame draw, most notably due to a pitch which is depressingly in favour of batsmen who simply have to stick around to score heavily. Five have scored centuries, four scored fifties and in two innings, one thousand and eighty four runs were [...]

Not so long ago, Hartley Henry was over in Antigua trying to get the Birds to straighten up and fly right… When that initiative went south he turned further north and tried in Bermuda, but the UBP did not achieve their objectives, apparently he also tried his hand in the Caymans with less than thrilling results, [...]

Waiting for daddy to come home…. Simply Beautiful! {Courtesy Associated Press} U.S. President Barack Obama is welcomed by his daughters Sasha (L) and Malia and their dog Bo on his return to Washington

David Kirton lands a slot on The Music 4 Peace Concert being held in South Africa during The 2010 World Cup. Music 4 Peace Concert is being held in Johannesburg, South Africa coinciding with the World Cup and is part of the FIFA legacy events on July 4th 2010. The groundbreaking concert will be part [...]

Just the other night at Lion Castle, Tourism Minister Richard Sealy was glowing and preening about Barbados as a Sports Tourism destination. He lauded not only the very 2nd Woz Segway Polo Championships he attended, where Barbados won for the second straight year, but this country hosting the ICC Twenty20 cricket Finals at Kensington Oval [...]

These are The Black Roses from California, delightful Team Member names, eh?

Thomas Funke & his Funky-Move Turtles, but also make sure to visit Barbados’ team, ok?

Go behind the scenes with Alan Ball and his team as they talk about using real wolves in the show. For more information, log onto HBO.com.

Both the South African and West Indian captains are opening batsmen. When they met for the toss to commence the Second Digicel Test on a pitch described by legendary former West Indies wicketkeeper and now television analyst, Jeff Dujon, as “a road” it was but a mere formality. Whoever won would have certainly batted on [...]

From June 22 – 24, Barbados will host a delegation from the Bureau Export Culture (BEC) Martinique on their first trade mission as they seek to build relations between the cultural sectors of the two islands. The 13 member delegation from the French-speaking island will include representatives from music, film, television and radio as well [...]

Bajans compared with rest of world are not huge dairy consumers, 18 litres per year is the average maximum. Americans quaff 80 per year and even they are dwarfed by Europeans at 140 litres per year and Aussies only chug 120 litres per year. Yet for the small amount of dairy that Bajans drop down their neck, [...]

Digicel, with cellular services in the Caribbean, Central America and the Pacific, continued to boost operations by announcing yet another strong set of financial results for the year ended 31 March 2010. With subscribers up 15% to 10.8 million across all 32 markets – driven in particular by major growth in the Central American and [...]