Outlook

Doctor, I have a problem I hope you can help me with. I just got married for the second time and things are not going well in the bedroom. I was happily married to my first husband for 15 years. We had a great sex life and I gave him four lovely children. They are the joy of my life. Then, he died in a tragic car accident.

A few years ago, a beautiful young lady walked into Pulse headquarters on Trafalgar Road with the stated intention of becoming a model. At the time, there was no denying her striking beauty and potential, and as those in the 'industry' are wont to say, 'She's got the look'.

It was, without a doubt, one of the season's most anticipated nuptials and definitely one of the most fashionable! And little wonder, as the groom, Bruce Hutson, is the son of the late social grandee, Dorit Hutson. The bride, the stunning Susie Bovell, daughter of legal luminary Christopher Bovell, and his wife, social grand dame and style maven Michelle Bovell.

Shanoy Coombs told Outlook that was not her original plan, but her husband turned out to be a lot like her father.

The team of reporters, editors, photographers and freelancers at The Gleaner Company Ltd are guided by a code of ethics and professionalism.

Jamaica-born Darren Jordon is a news presenter with an adventurous streak that won't be tamed.

Whether you wear your emotions on your sleeves or you keep them locked inside, it gets to a point where we all need help.

Last night, the fashion world on the rock welcomed another new designer who has what we can truly call a passion for fashion.

The team of reporters, editors, photographers and freelancers at The Gleaner Company Ltd are guided by a code of ethics and professionalism.

With less than five months left to qualify, 43-year-old professional skier Michael Williams has his sights set on achieving his lifelong dream - ski for the Jamaica national team at the 2014 Winter Olympics.

Fashion reigned supreme last weekend as StyleWeek Jamaica captured Kingston's nightlife for its ninth staging.

IT WAS the day before Labour Day, but for the committee members and supporters of Children of Jamaica Outreach (COJO), the work was already done.