Behind Grey Curtains A Bahamas Story

P. Carl Gibson, a native and proud citizen of The Bahamas, has completed his new book ?Behind Grey Curtains?: a conversational and enlightening commentary on the islands of The Bahamas? struggle and rise from colonial rule to self-government...

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Apple lifts curtain on iPhone 6, Apple Watch

Apple (AAPL) on Tuesday introduced two new iPhones, its long-awaited Apple Watch and a mobile payment system as part of a marketing blitz aimed at drumming up consumer excitement. Now the question is whether the new gear will live up to the hype...

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Curtain closes on film festival

GOING into the 12th annual Bahamas International Film Festival (BIFF) two weeks ago, founder and executive director Leslie Vanderpool emphasised the value of developing the festival while simultaneously improving the country's local film industry, promising that this year's selection of films would showcase the industry's best in The Bahamas...

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Curtain rises on Bahamas International Film Festival

THE New Providence stretch of the 12th annual Bahamas International Film Festival got underway yesterday.

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A final curtain call for Sir Jack

WITH the recent passing of Sir Jack Hayward, it is without a doubt that the Grand Bahama community has lost a true thespian.

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Sir Jack's Final Curtain Call

With the recent passing of Sir Jack Hayward, it is without a doubt that the Grand Bahama community and the world at large have lost a true thespian...

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Sir Jack's final curtain call

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Halsbury draws curtain on living wills

Of all the things Bahamians pay attention to - politics, talk shows, what's hot in fashion, cool in music, new in smart phones and viral on YouTube - one critical area is woefully overlooked and too frequently shunned. That area, say top attorneys and a medical expert, is the eventuality of death. No matter how rich or poor a person is, how successful, how healthy or otherwise, life will end and...

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In less Than a Month the Curtains are Going Up

Negotiations are done. The plays have been chosen. Actors are in rehearsal and the venues are all set for the 4th annual Shakespeare in Paradise Theatre Festival. In one month, curtains officially go up on the theater festival for Nassau and the world, with five productions in five venues throughout Nassau.

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Curtain to open Saturday for greatest sports show

Another edition of the greatest sports show on earth is about to open. On Saturday, July 27, the London Olympics will begin with the world watching. The Games of the XXX Olympiad will go out to the world from a rather cramped location with a number of concerns, inclusive of transportation and general safety.
Expect a glittering atmosphere however, and hopefully Team Bahamas will be responsible for...

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