Tobago-born actor Winston Duke, appearing in the eagerly awaited Black Panther movie, on his love of stories and magical realism, how his village childhood shaped his ethos, and his love of soca music
Prince Feisal promises IOC taking harassment and sexual abuse problems seriously but warns will be long process
Jordan's International Olympic Committee (IOC) member Prince Faisal bin Hussein has admitted it may take sport more than 10 years to make the cultural changes necessary to eradicate harassment and sexual abuse problems.
Hail Caesar’s Army
Jules Sobion started planning and producing parties when he was still a high schooler attending St Mary’s College as a good way to socialise—and meet girls at the neighbouring St Joseph’s Convent in Port of Spain.
After Soca Monarch hat-trick Voice goes after calypso crown
Every true king seeks to conquer as many lands as possible, and three-time International Soca Monarch, Aaron “Voice” St Louis is no different as he hopes to dethrone Calypso King Dr Hollis “Chalkdust” Liverpool in tonight’s Dimanche Gras.
Protecting Carnival’s sacred space
The idea that any Trinbagonian could even consider engaging in a pre-meditated attack on his own people and within his own Carnival is so beyond the pale of the imagination as to be dismissed as just another Trini rumour. And yet, this is what the public was told by the T&T Police Service (TTPS) following the arrest of four persons said to be involved in a criminal conspiracy to disrupt Carnival Monday and Tuesday.
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Winter Olympics 2018 opening ceremony review: Pyeongchang unites the world in a blizzard of emotion and effects
I might be biased but Danny Boyle’s boundlessly creative, life-affirming party for London 2012 will take some beating for curtain-raising Olympic bashes. However, the Live Winter Olympics 2018 Opening Ceremony (BBC One) from South Korea came pretty close.