The Junction Blog and Trinidad Theater Workshop has a place to send your aspiring Drama Kings and Queens to theater camp during the holidays. I like the concept where they are not only focused on performers but on the different artistic areas of production and behind the scene work as many kids may be interested [...]

With seven road fatalities in less than 24 hours Shivan discusses and informal seatbelt poll and breaks down what happens at impact and how Seatbelts Save Lives.

Machel was featured on BET Jazz last weekend and both Carnival Dairy and Carnival Jumbie have a review and scheduled airtime for those who may have missed it.
Caribbean [...]

Chinese competition has now gone from building the nations schools at the displeasure of the contractors to now an assault on our future economic health via natural gas exports.
Editor of the Express, Alan Geere talks on his blog about News on Prescription and the responses to the recent front page story of the Leather [...]

One of the Top 5 Emerging Blogs, Jumbie Watch has hit the 100th post mark. Allyuh recently got to this mark even though Jumbie got there a less time. Kudos and keep up the good work.
Taste T&T, the most delicious weekend of the year, is back to delight both local and visiting palates on [...]

A lesson from Mom just in time for mother’s day.
New York-based photographer Gerard Gaskin is working on an ongoing series called Trinidad Artists: portraits not just of visual artists but also of musicians and writers from his home island, all shot in deadpan close-up, at once formal and almost painfully intimate (via) while Rosemarie [...]

WinTV, a new local TV station, not to be confused with Hauppage’s line of video recorders has finally launched. Even though the Guardian reported their launch to be in September, we now have visual confirmation via The Manicou Report.
Update (via) Website and Stream for WinTV.
House of Lime Meeting a Challenge on her Trini Tuesday [...]