Mel Gabriel is usu­al­ly the pro­duc­er be­hind a fash­ion shoot. She is known for cu­rat­ing the best of the Caribbean when it comes to fash­ion and cre­ativ­i­ty for her fash­ion and style plat­form, Caribbean Look­book.

In 2023, Maris­sa Yung Lee was award­ed a dis­tinc­tion by the pres­ti­gious Por­trait So­ci­ety of Amer­i­ca for their an­nu­al In­ter­na­tion­al Por­trait Com­pe­ti­tion. This year she was award­ed a cer­tifi­cate of ex­cel­lence from the so­ci­ety. On both oc­ca­sions, it was for her paint­ings of Blue Dev­il kid­dies.

About a year and half ago–on May 24, 2023, to be pre­cise–the com­mu­ni­ca­tions pro­fes­sion­al was di­ag­nosed with in­flam­ma­to­ry breast can­cer (IBC). Ban­nis­ter kicked off Pink Oc­to­ber with the cel­e­bra­tion of her birth­day on the very first day of the month.

The mor­tal­i­ty rate of breast can­cer in T&T has been es­ti­mat­ed at ap­prox­i­mate­ly 23 per 100,000 women, with one in nine women de­vel­op­ing breast can­cer in their life­time.

A pas­tor is de­fined as a Chris­t­ian leader re­spon­si­ble for guid­ing a con­gre­ga­tion, preach­ing, teach­ing, and pro­vid­ing spir­i­tu­al care. Kim­rol Ali, who preach­es at the Evan­gel Tem­ple in Barataria, is an ex­am­ple of this de­f­i­n­i­tion.

In hu­man­i­ty’s quest to an­swer ques­tions about the vast cos­mos we are a part of, Trinidad and To­ba­go-born Dr Camille Wardrop Al­leyne has been at the fore­front of ef­forts to learn more about our galaxy.

It is no se­cret that Trin­bag­o­ni­ans love two things—to eat and get a dis­count. T&T Restau­rant Week (TTRW) ticks both of those box­es, al­low­ing pa­trons to try new restau­rants and off-menu items at heav­i­ly dis­count­ed prices.

Mrs Glam­our In­ter­na­tion­al, Trinidad and To­ba­go, Sarah In­der­lall, de­scribes her­self as “a proud Trin­bag­on­ian, com­ing from hum­ble be­gin­nings.”

For the first time ever, a Caribbean-style Car­ni­val will be held in Dubai from No­vem­ber 29 to De­cem­ber 2, 2024.

Mrs In­dia World­wide is a renowned beau­ty pageant that cel­e­brates the strength, con­fi­dence, and achieve­ments of mar­ried women from around the world.

Chevaughn Joseph, founder of The Just Be­cause Foun­da­tion (JBF), trans­formed the heart­break of los­ing her son in­to a last­ing source of hope. In 2005, her son Jabez—af­fec­tion­ate­ly called JB—was di­ag­nosed with Alve­o­lar Rhab­domyosar­co­ma, a rare and ag­gres­sive child­hood can­cer, at just three-and-a-half years old. For two years, JB fought with courage, but on March 24, 2007, at the age of five and a half, he passed away, leav­ing an unimag­in­able void in Joseph’s life.

Con­fi­dent­ly rock­ing her new bald head, the for­mer Miss Uni­verse Trinidad and To­ba­go made Guardian Me­dia stu­dios her run­way as she walked to­wards the in­ter­view set.