I stepped outside the house on the weekend, and immediately disintegrated into a column of ash. For some reason, my mind immediately went to ‘Duck Dodgers in the 241/2th Century’ and his new disintegrating pistol. Daffy is my favourite.

To acknowledge Worldwide Lupus Month and promote awareness of the chronic autoimmune disease, the fourth Lupus Awareness Event was held.

Cayman Art Week, now in its sixth year, has become a highly anticipated event for anyone with an interest in the arts of the Cayman Islands. This year’s Cayman Art Week, which runs from 26-31 May, a robust and varied lineup of events, exhibitions and workshops – all with the goal of celebrating art in the Cayman Islands.

What we are learning is that people are not only afraid of death, but of losing the ability to live independently, with a sound mind and body.

Beauty was redefined at The Breast Cancer Foundation’s, ‘Beyond the Scar’ fashion on Saturday, 16 May at Hotel Indigo. The event was intended to bring together fashion, storytelling and community to spotlight breast cancer warriors who redefine beauty on their own terms – and it succeeded spectacularly.

The UCCI dancers – a once modest campus troupe – have, under the long, steady vision of Monika Lawrence and the rising brilliance of Ballet Master Joshua McLean, become something rare.

It was Mother’s Day last Sunday. How do I know? Well, for starters, the ad on evening TV that suggested a new car would be the only gift you should consider (doesn’t Mom deserve the best?) dropped a fairly large hint.

Kay Smith, well-established local artist, in Cayman, is sharing her concerns about Cayman’s landfill and the country’s youth and future, especially her latest work, ‘Echoes Through the Archipelago’.

New restaurant Barú proves a hit with travellers as it opens in the departure lounge of Grand Cayman's Owen Roberts International Airport.

Goddess, Cayman's first female-brewed beer, has made its debut across island and has inspired several of the women who helped make it to start...