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Western Bureau:The Caribbean's greatest party series in Jamaica, Smirnoff Dream Weekend, lived up to the hype and fanfare leading up to the six-day series of events in Negril.It has become the norm for the 'Dream Team' to...

Luvs, every once in a while, we as individuals get to be not by-standers, but active participants in creating history. Well, my dears, when the time comes for our successors to sit in judgment of us and our stewardship of our passage, it is reasonable...

Though summer is out, 57-year-old teacher Eunice McNamee has continued teaching by showing her artefacts at the recently concluded Digicel-sponsored Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show in May Pen,...

IF YOU and your partner have been frustrated with early ejaculation, it may be good for your health.New findings suggest that the best sex should last between seven and 13 minutes (Journal of Sexual Medicine, May 2012).

Power suit and game face on, today's woman is looking to make a bold statement in every sphere. Such a statement is easily made in a powerful yet aesthetically appealing vehicle like the internationally acclaimed and multi award-winning Range Rover Evoque....

For those of you with a fashion-conscious eye, you might have noticed a particular Jamaican-inspired bracelet on the wrist of the world's fastest man, Usain Bolt.

Fashion is undoubtedly one of the high altars at which many New Yorkers worship and for good reason. Many international fashion trends begin in the belly of Brooklyn or the Bronx, and when they begin elsewhere, they usually come to New York for that enviable 'sell-off' seal of approval.

Mitsy Constantine Seaga has been a public figure since 1962 when she was crowned Miss City of Kingston in a contest that, interestingly enough, saw her runner-up being the lovely Shirley Anderson Fletcher, sister to Beverley Anderson Manley Duncan. She was crowned Miss Jamaica in 1964 and later married former Prime Minister Edward Seaga.

As Jamaica celebrates 50 years of Independence, Outlook came across a family that has seen Jamaica through the times. Within the Scott family there are four generations of women, some of whom witnessed the birth of Jamaica as an independent nation, others its transition to a self-sustaining state. And the final generation will witness what the future holds for the country.

I am a married woman, living in St Andrew. My husband and I both have good careers. But unfortunately, we have grown apart over the last five years. We have no children because he did not want any. He gives me no attention and never asks about my work.

The new way of carrying a bag is not to carry it at all, but to 'wear' it with nonchalance, an attitude that the French have adopted so well. Where once we carefully balanced straps in the crook of the arm as a sign of cool chic now it could be the time to even declare handles démodé.