Outlook

Caribbean Fashionweek (CFW) came and went and the designs that graced the runway were phenomenal. Quite a number of designers had a great showing with fashionable pieces while others were dreadfully short on style, finish and wearability. For Outlook, just a handful of designers gave us a reason to pause.

Doctor, what must I do about my wife, who is exhibiting lesbian tendencies? We have been happily married for 13 years, and we have two children. As far as I am concerned, our sex life has always been great.

Is it a fact that fathers make better lovers?

Determined to bring change to discrimination against people of African descent, the University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona's Professor Verene Shepherd has been named chair of the Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent (WGPAD) by the United Nations.

Fun-loving Jamaicans are in for a new, special treat this summer from Island Routes Caribbean Adventure Tours. Last Sunday, Island Routes launched its Mello' Vibes Catamaran Cruise to coincide with Jamaica's 50th anniversary of Independence and, more important, to allow Jamaicans the privilege to enjoy Jamaica in a way most of us have not done before.

Doctor, I have a big problem with my husband. I have always felt that he was a faithful and loyal man. Until last month, I would have said that he was a man who would never looked at another woman

Beverley Anderson Duncan is best remembered by many as the political firebrand of the 1970s who, as the Afrocentric wife of the then Prime Minister Michael Manley, was co-responsible for charting the radical political path of the era. She is also credited with helping to forge the post-Independence social and cultural identity of the nation.

It was showtime at the National Indoor Sports Centre on Sunday last as a star-studded cast of men and women from various sectors of the society put on a brilliant show for charity.

Robert MacMillan is known universally as one of Kingston's leading social arbiters. His parties are always the toast of high-society, the A-crowder.

Aptly headlined in honour of Jamaica's 50th anniversary, the internationally acclaimed Calabash Literary Arts Festival returned to picturesque Treasure Beach in St Elizabeth after a year's hiatus.

'IHowever good her intentions are, Camille Delgado may face a bottleneck in executing her will. At least two lawyers told Outlook that it is not possible to will a person.

WESTERN BUREAU:It was a fitting venue for a function where money was the central theme.