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Bus riding

Culture Box I take the bus to work, so I try to avoid being late or, if my morning cup of coffee was half full, being not early.

A food to lime and eat: Chicken-foot Souse (Photo by Cynthia Nelson)
A food to lime and eat: Chicken-foot Souse (Photo by Cynthia Nelson)

Losing food identity

Tastes Like Home Hi Everyone, When I wrote three weeks ago asking whether Barbados and Guyana can meet on a plate, a friend and regular reader, commented, “There’s always going to be tension on these issues, as people think their national identity will change…” I completely understand the fear.

Hip-hop duet, ballet solo steal show at May Blossoms

A hip-hop duet performed by dancers Avasa Jagan and Gabriel Thijs captured the attention of the audience and kept them at the edge of their seats when the Let’s Dance, Dance Studio held its fourteenth annual dance recital at the National Cultural Centre (NCC) last Saturday.

Is dancehall still dancehall?

(Jamaica Observer) – After nearly three decades of chart dominance, there is no new musical genre waiting in the wings to dethrone dancehall, yet stakeholders are split on the meaning of its longevity.

Big-screen movies return to Linden

By Nicosia Smith The days of going to the cinema, for many in the town of Linden, are distant, but one computer and video service is attempting to bring that back through a big screen show.

Brazilian film festival for UG next week

The Brazilian Embassy, the Brazil-Guyana Cultural Centre and the University of Guyana’s Department of Language and Cultural Studies will host a Brazilian film and documentary festival starting next week.

Bobby Brown welcomes child no. 5

(EUR) On the same day his ex-wife Whitney Houston made news with the announcement of her new album’s release date, Bobby Brown grabbed headlines by announcing the arrival of Cassius, his newborn son.

Special?

Culture Box Listening to Jamaican singer Mavado trumpet how special he is on one of his more popular tracks, if you can bear to, prompts a question, “what is so special about him?”

Kabset Baitenjan (Iraqi-style Beef & Vegetable Stew) (Photo by Cynthia Nelson)

My Brother & Kabset Baitenjan

Tastes Like Home (Iraqi-style Beef and Vegetable Stew) Hi Everyone, Me: It’s a great meal to entertain with, it’s vegetables and meat, it comes with a sauce and you can serve it with steamed Basmati Rice.

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