Of­fi­cial­ly, she has been an ac­tress for ap­prox­i­mate­ly 20 years. But she was “thrown” in­to the the­atri­cal spot­light long be­fore that.

Geor­gia-Lee Gill won the Miss World Trinidad and To­ba­go 2025 (MWTT) ti­tle on De­cem­ber 7 and is prepar­ing to rep­re­sent this coun­try at the 73rd Miss World pageant lat­er this year.

Poly­cys­tic ovary syn­drome (PCOS) is un­for­tu­nate­ly very com­mon among women in Trinidad and To­ba­go. One of the signs can be linked to ir­reg­u­lar pe­ri­ods, fa­cial hair, in­sulin re­sis­tance that stems from un­in­ten­tion­al weight gain and poly­cys­tic ovaries. Di­ag­no­sis tech­niques in­clude blood tests to mea­sure hor­mone lev­els, as well as ul­tra­sounds. Due to the symp­toms as­so­ci­at­ed with PCOS, it can low­er the qual­i­ty of life for women as it can im­pact dai­ly func­tions with poor body im­age, feel­ing of fa­tigue, de­pres­sion and long-term health risks such as Di­a­betes.

This Car­ni­val sea­son, Car­ni­val Is Fash­ion 2 makes his­to­ry as it takes cen­tre stage at the icon­ic Queen’s Park Sa­van­nah Grand­stand, re­defin­ing ac­cess to one of the Caribbean’s most revered cul­tur­al plat­forms.

Jan­u­ary is Cer­vi­cal Can­cer Aware­ness Month, a time to talk open­ly about a dis­ease that is pre­ventable yet still af­fects thou­sands of women world­wide every year. Cer­vi­cal can­cer does not an­nounce it­self with ear­ly symp­toms. This is why screen­ing—the Pap smear and HPV test­ing—re­mains one of the most pow­er­ful tools in women’s health.

Grena­di­an So­ca Monarch and Peo­ple’s Choice win­ner Mud­dy (Alex Cuffie) paid a cour­tesy call on Min­is­ter of En­er­gy Roodal Mooni­lal this week at his of­fice in Tow­er C, In­ter­na­tion­al Wa­ter­front Cen­tre, Wright­son Road.

It was a steel­pan cel­e­bra­tion at Skin­ner Park, San Fer­nan­do, on Mon­day night as the young women of Holy Faith Con­vent, Pe­nal, stole the show, cap­tur­ing yet an­oth­er Na­tion­al Schools Panora­ma ti­tle in the Sec­ondary Schools cat­e­go­ry.

Mas band Pa­parazzi has is­sued a call for hope, uni­ty and con­nec­tion for Car­ni­val 2026, as the coun­try con­tin­ues to nav­i­gate a pe­ri­od of so­cial and eco­nom­ic un­cer­tain­ty.

Rasi­ka “D Rani” Din­di­al is hope­ful that her lat­est re­lease, Pound D Damadole, could pro­pel her to the top of the Chut­ney So­ca Monarch (CSM) fi­nals in 2026, mark­ing a con­fi­dent re­turn to the com­pe­ti­tion af­ter sev­er­al years away.

PRES­tige Car­ni­val 2026, themed IS­SHŌ, con­tin­ues its tra­di­tion of de­liv­er­ing a pre­mi­um, all-in­clu­sive Car­ni­val ex­pe­ri­ence while gen­er­at­ing vi­tal fund­ing for up­grades at Pre­sen­ta­tion Col­lege San Fer­nan­do.

Learie Con­stan­tine Park in Ma­coya came alive last Sat­ur­day night as the Na­tion­al Car­ni­val Com­mis­sion (NCC) host­ed a ma­jor leg of the Wel­come to the Gayelle se­ries.

The stage is set for a night of wit, rhythm and so­cial com­men­tary as the fi­nals of the Cou­va Ju­nior and Se­nior Ca­lyp­so Monarch com­pe­ti­tions draw near. Fol­low­ing an in­tense screen­ing process held last week­end at the Bal­main Com­mu­ni­ty Cen­tre, the best young and sea­soned voic­es in ca­lyp­so have earned their places in the spot­light.