So­ca/calyspo artiste and mu­sic ed­u­ca­tor Sherisse Col­ly­more has dreams of be­ing on Broad­way.

The open­ing lines of the 2025 run­away hit Good Spir­its on the Big Links Rid­dim by broth­ers Kevon and Ko­ry Hart, bet­ter known as Full Blown En­ter­tain­ment.

It’s one of the most sought-af­ter events for the Car­ni­val sea­son. PINKnicTT 2025 sold out in just two weeks af­ter tick­ets went live.

Vanes­sa Ra­moutar is a mul­ti-tal­ent­ed busi­ness­woman with a thriv­ing chut­ney so­ca ca­reer, along­side her roles as a busi­ness own­er, cos­me­tol­o­gist, and en­tre­pre­neur.

Cer­vi­cal Can­cer Aware­ness Month takes place every Jan­u­ary, aim­ing to in­crease pub­lic un­der­stand­ing of cer­vi­cal can­cer, its caus­es, and pre­ven­tive mea­sures. Dur­ing this month, health or­gan­i­sa­tions and com­mu­ni­ties world­wide hold var­i­ous events and cam­paigns to ed­u­cate women.

The O2N Foun­da­tion host­ed a trans­for­ma­tive dis­cus­sion on breast can­cer aware­ness at the Hy­att Re­gency last Sun­day as part of their O2N Life Styled tele­vi­sion mag­a­zine pro­gramme.

María Tere­sa Castil­lo (1938–2008) was a po­et whose work di­rect­ly en­gages with the chal­lenges fac­ing Venezuela through­out the lat­ter half of the 20th cen­tu­ry. Her po­et­ry doesn’t mere­ly doc­u­ment Venezuela’s prob­lems—it sharp­ens them, show­ing the cracks be­neath the sur­face of a so­ci­ety built on oil wealth and de­mo­c­ra­t­ic promis­es. Castil­lo’s work is both a prod­uct of and re­sponse to the coun­try’s deep con­tra­dic­tions, of­fer­ing a win­dow in­to the lives of those of­ten left be­hind by Venezuela’s po­lit­i­cal and eco­nom­ic cy­cles.

For more than a decade, Dr Priya Mara­jh has been work­ing in the en­er­gy sec­tor. In many ways, her ca­reer has in­cor­po­rat­ed the tran­si­tion from tra­di­tion­al fos­sil fu­els to green forms of en­er­gy.

So­ca lovers were in a to­tal fren­zy as they got a bot­tled wa­ter bap­tism from so­ca leg­end Neil “Iw­er” George dur­ing the sec­ond Slam 100.5 FM’s Eye Slam con­cert se­ries at The Rig Restau­rant and Lounge in La Ro­maine last Wednes­day.

Na­dia Tueni (1935–1983) was a Lebanese po­et whose ex­tra­or­di­nary beau­ty and trag­ic life shaped her pro­found work on iden­ti­ty, loss, and ex­ile. Her po­et­ry be­came an out­let for her grief fol­low­ing the death of her daugh­ter at age sev­en.

Michael “Tano” Mon­tano’s Car­ni­val 2025 re­leas­es have been heat­ing up the air­waves. The mega-hit Co­coa Tea by Kes is at the top of the list with his oth­er re­leas­es, En­er­gy andmHigh­er Pow­er by Mi­cal Te­ja, One Piece by GBM Nu­tron, as well as Machel Mon­tano and Davi­do’s Fling it Up, all cre­at­ing mo­men­tum.

Fay-Ann Lyons-Al­varez is known for be­ing ex­treme­ly con­sis­tent with main­tain­ing a lev­el of phys­i­cal fit­ness that is un­par­al­leled in the so­ca mu­sic in­dus­try. Bal­anc­ing the var­i­ous hats of be­ing a wife, moth­er, so­ca artiste, and fit­ness en­thu­si­ast is all part of her dai­ly rou­tine.