Sundra Oakley, the survivor
The young, energetic, ambitious, mother of one living abroad has placed Jamaica on Hollywood's map being the only Jamaican to be on the popular, Survivor, a reality series on CBS. Though she was born in the United States of America to Jamaican parents...
Safia Cooper - Making waves at Red Stripe
Safia Cooper walks into Dragon Garden Restaurant at Constant Spring Road, her slender figure clad in a stunning black pin striped pant suit. With an air of confidence, she flashes her stunning smile, then greets the team from Flair...
Designers on the move
Over the past decade, Jamaican designers have risen to new heights in fashion, making ripples in the pond that is the international fashion circuit. Ripples that will ultimately grow into waves as they carve out a niche for Jamaican clothing.
Polycystic ovarian syndrome
Have you ever heard someone refer to a woman who hasn't had a child as a 'mule?' It could be that a woman chooses not to have a child, but some women, by nature, have no choice, or so we think.
Smokey eyes
The eyes are the windows to the soul. Glamorous days and nights call for stunning eyes. If you are planning a night out on the town, smokey will give your eyes that extra oomph to complete the package.
Finding Mr Right
Many women say they will never get married until they find 'Mr. Right'. They are of the notion that the perfect partner is out there somewhere. Like the Jamaican proverb says, 'Every hoe has its stick a bush'.
The benefits of prenuptial agreements
Many persons still believe that prenuptial agreements are the province of the rich and famous. However, prenuptial agreements have far greater applicability than we perceive. Even working class couples who are contemplating marriage...
The women who loved Saddam
Former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein was executed on Saturday, December 30, 2006. Though some celebrated in the United States and Baghdad, there are those who mourn his execution. Despite the tyrant dictator that he was portrayed ...
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