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CARNIVAL 2018 recap: Energetic music makes Bahamas Carnival one to remember

Confetti and feathers littered the streets and Clifford Park, as the fourth installment of Bahamas Carnival ended Sunday. Artists who performed at the three-day party, called this year’s event one to remember. Aside from a long list of international Soca artists, Bahamian musicians including D Mac – who sang his hit songs “Dog don’t bark at park car” and “Stop...

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CARNIVAL 2018 recap: Which band are you with? Carnival groups talk preparing for the road

Bahamas Carnival – an expensive fete with groups investing hundreds and thousands of dollars to produce different packages for the road – continues today with more performances and the highly anticipate Road Fever march, which kicks off this afternoon. Now in its fourth year, Bahamas Carnival’s is growing in popularity and is seemingly gaining a more favourable response from Bahamians...

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Bahamas Carnival to be biggest yet

“We gon’ light the whole place up,” was the promise by world-renowned record producer and executive Dj Khaled ahead of the highly anticipated Bahamas Carnival. The three-day festival, which has prompted a spike in airline ticket prices, now boasts a power-packed slate of talented acts and headliners for the event's concert series. Along with Khaled, Soca sensations Destra Garcia, Machel...

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Bahamian female filmmaker makes US TV directorial debut

For the first time in history, a Bahamian filmmaker directed an episode of an international mainstream television show. Maria Govan directed the fourth episode in season three of Oprah Winfrey Network’s (OWN)  television drama Queen Sugar. Hand-selected by award winning filmmaker and show creator Ava DuVernay, Govan has accomplished what most independent filmmakers aspire to. During an intimate interview Eyewitness...

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Gambier Primary celebrates PM

Lunchtime at Gambier Primary School took a different spin Monday as students treated Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis to an afternoon of song and dance to celebrate his recent birthday. A busy schedule, packed with several international missions, kept Dr. Minnis away from home on his birthday on April 17. Albeit a belated celebration, students said, “it’s better late than...

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‘Infinity War’ opens with record $250M, passing ‘Star Wars’

NEW YORK (AP) — A whole lot of superheroes added up to a whole lot of ticket sales. The superhero smorgasbord “Avengers: Infinity Wars” opened with predictable shock-and-awe, earning $250 million in box office over the weekend and edging past “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” to set the highest opening weekend of all-time. “Infinity War,” which brings together some two...

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Prince heirs sue Illinois hospital over care during overdose

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Prince’s heirs have sued Walgreens and the Illinois hospital that treated the music superstar after he suffered from an opioid overdose, alleging that a doctor and various pharmacists failed to provide Prince with reasonable care, contributing to his death. The wrongful-death lawsuit filed in Cook County, Illinois, alleges a doctor and pharmacist at Trinity Medical Center in...

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Toddlers parade through the streets

Epitomizing the 2018 theme, “Let the Children Play,” some danced, sang and clapped as they participated in this year’s Costume Parade. Toddlers and teachers representing twenty-two government pre-schools lined the streets and paraded from Augusta Street to Arawak Cay culminating activities in recognition of Pre-School Week, Thursday, April 19. Clad in uniforms which identified their schools, the students processed behind colourfully decorated...

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