The Scene

Renata Burnette has been lighting up the poetic stage for the last two years.

Reggae/dancehall singer and songwriter Owen Adams recently released his brand new single “Life Too Short”.

After 13 years in operation, the popular GEM (Guyana Entertainment Magazine) announced with “heavy heart” that it will be suspending operations in 2018.

The Indian Cultural Centre will host a free screening of the Indian biographical sports film Mary Kom at its 67 New Haven, Bel Air, Georgetown location at 4.30 pm today.

Enigma Entertainment Group has been around for almost a decade having been founded in 2009 by director Lynn Medford-Ronnkvist.

It’s new, fun, interesting and if we are to go by the producer’s words; going to be big.

The Miss Earth Guyana franchise is under the ownership of Guyana Premier with its National Franchise Director being Dave Lalltoo and last week Friday saw the launching of the pageant at the Roraima Duke Lodge where the Miss Earth Committee took the opportunity to share plans and upcoming events.

A number of activities to mark Black History Month is being organised by the Theocracy Region Ivine House of Nyahbinghi.

Ariel Cappell has been strutting runways flaunting the latest designer styles for the last four years.

Fashion has always been seen and appreciated as a safe haven by those who felt isolated.

Designer and founder of the brand Original Stush (OS) Carlos Anthony is currently in Guyana making preparations for his first runway show here as well as the launching of Original Stush’s clothing line and the OS perfume for men and women: He Stush and She Stush.

Guyanese and Caribbean films will this year continue to be celebrated by the Caribbean Film Academy (CaFA), which in partnership with the Caribbean-American culture blog Rewind And Come Again (RACA) will for the third year running hold the Timehri Film Festival (TFF) from May 30 to June 3, 2018.

Having been able to keep huge corporate client Demerara Distillers Limited has had Makeup Artist Cideca B Mangal turning heads for quite some time.

Dancehall artiste Keon ‘Rictyza’ Forde will be releasing three brand new singles just in time for the Mashramani season.

Authentic jewelry, handmade with stones and beads is accessible at the newly opened Divas Art and Craft Store located in the Avinash Complex on Water Street, which boasts of producing pieces that will last for a lifetime.

Nigel Butler, a former Burrowes School of Art student, is making great strides with his unusual artwork around Guyana.

The Guyana Ballroom Dancers Association (GBDA) hosted its third show and dance off last Saturday night at the King Solomon Hotel (Main Street Plaza).

Conscious/Reggae Guyanese artiste, Roxroy ‘Arkaingelle’ Young returned to Guyana at the beginning of this month to launch his second album ‘Tru Da Fyah’ which he did at the Guyana Rastafarian Council Headquarters.

Not a man of many words, Daniel Sears lets his photography speak for him and if, as the saying goes, ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’ then Daniel’s pictures tells double for each one of them.

  Two-time Calypso Monarch, two-time Chutney Monarch and five-time Shanto King, Roger ‘Young Bill Rogers’ Hinds is gearing up for three competitions in the upcoming Mashramani season.