The Scene

Fifteen-year-old Nivedita Motiram, a Canadian of Guyanese parentage, has been announced as the winner of the 14th season of a Toronto-based singing contest.

A 20-year-old dancehall artiste is using social media to his advantage to promote his music.

For years Yolanda Marshall kept her talent hidden in an exercise book, but fortunately it did not remain there.

Venezuelan Carlos Jerez, who goes by the stage name Karlo, began singing very early in life.

Popular Guyanese actor, Mark Kazim earlier this week launched his YouTube channel, ‘Mark Kazim Comedy’ and has since seen its subscribers quickly climbing.

The question regarding the difference between art and craft is one that perhaps may never be definitively answered.

Just like the red lipstick she flaunts makes a statement in the way she looks, Michelle Playter has been doing the same on the runway, in makeup artistry, and most recently with music.

A young Guyanese woman residing in New York has launched a website selling makeup and other products. 

The Miss Guyana Teen Scholarship Pageant (MGTSP) has shortlisted 16 candidates from the 41 who applied to participate in its 2020 Digital University, an online initiative designed to re-work its scholarship programme into a digital platform owing to the coronavirus pandemic.

First year CAPE student Beyonca Makayda Clarke writes poetry in which she targets social and trending issues, some of which she has personally experienced and conquered.

Charmaine Blackman hit the ball out of the ground for six again at her second virtual concert, that made for an entertaining and enjoyable Father’s Day.

Dancehall singer/songwriter Clayton ‘Maad Raas’ Smyrna is celebrating his 43rd birthday today, by dropping his newest single, “Dem Boys”, which speaks of his personal experiences in the local music industry.

A virtual show launched five weeks ago, ‘One on One with Tracy Khan’, takes full advantage of the new normal wrought by closures resulting from the novel coronavirus.

Through the lens of Rio Nelson’s camera, the world comes alive.

Non-profit organization Incredible U spearheaded by Mrs India Guyana 2019 Kristal Inshan is on a mission to improve the lives of impoverished families.

US based Guyanese Devindra Mohanlall is creating a name for himself in the makeup industry, having turned what was a hobby when he was a 13-year-old living in Albion, Berbice, into a career.

Guyana is slated for one of the biggest virtual local concerts to be hosted on Facebook Live come the night of June 14, when 10 popular artistes will put on a grand COVID-19 relief show.

Dancehall artiste, Delon ‘Stiffy Stiff’ Garraway has dropped a creole Dancehall remix of British rappers Young T & Bugsey’s “Don’t Rush”.

The Miss World Guyana franchise holder Majesty International has cancelled the national competition for a second year in a row.

Reigning Miss Guyana Culture Arian Dahlia Richmond will represent Guyana in the first ever Miss Emerald, a virtual pageant that will highlight the preservation and protection of indigenous cultures around the world.