The term or con­cept of three in one may have vary­ing in­ter­pre­ta­tions de­pend­ing on whether you are a philoso­pher, a Ro­man Catholic (the Holy Trin­i­ty) or a math­e­mati­cian. For the more ground­ed and down-to-earth, it may al­so re­fer to the drinker who will con­sume “three” in one shot, but more rel­e­vant­ly, it refers to the trav­eller who has ex­plored three sep­a­rate coun­tries or des­ti­na­tions con­sec­u­tive­ly.

Chelsea Ann Claver­ie may soon earn her­self the Queen of Pop-Up ti­tle, hav­ing filled the venues of at least 25 pop-up events with the scent of her de­li­cious brown­ies, ba­nana breads, cook­ies, muffins and cin­na­mon rolls.

For some women, when no ob­vi­ous cause of pelvic pain is found, a gy­nae­col­o­gist may some­times con­sid­er pelvic con­ges­tion syn­drome.

As teach­ers make their way back to the class­rooms for a new aca­d­e­m­ic year, one artist is mak­ing sure that some of his fel­low artists who are or were teach­ers are giv­en the recog­ni­tion they some­times for­get to give them­selves.

The Trinidad and To­ba­go Ya­tra Com­mit­tee pre­sent­ed the Ul­ti­mate Kr­ish­na Jan­mash­ta­mi Ex­pe­ri­ence, as part of their an­nu­al Kali Ya­tra Fes­ti­val on Fri­day, Sep­tem­ber 4 at the Di­vali Na­gar.

Thou­sands of chil­dren re­turned to school last Mon­day as the 2026/2027 aca­d­e­m­ic year be­gan. As par­ents and stu­dents look for­ward to the sec­ond week of class­es and school ac­tiv­i­ties, here are some im­ages which cap­ture the hap­pi­ness of school days.

Ever since he could re­mem­ber, Jude Phillip knew he want­ed to do one of two things with his life: play foot­ball or make mu­sic.

I’ve heard many of my clients say that they drink en­er­gy drinks when they feel tired, have a long day ahead or work late. Why? They use it as a tool to keep them awake!

On In­de­pen­dence Day, the mu­sic video for Lost in Trin­ba­go pre­miered on YouTube, al­most a year af­ter the song, pro­duced by Sher­man de Vries and DJ Pri­vate Ryan and fea­tur­ing Mela Caribe and Ze­bee, was first re­leased ahead of the 2026 Car­ni­val.

At an age when most stu­dents are just try­ing to nav­i­gate the halls of Sec­ondary School, 13-year-old Jae­van Don Har­ring­ton is al­ready com­mand­ing stages across Trinidad and To­ba­go. A Form 3 stu­dent at Iere High School in Siparia and a proud na­tive of Fyz­abad, Jae­van is liv­ing proof that with pas­sion and dis­ci­pline, you re­al­ly can have it all.

The Art So­ci­ety of Trinidad and To­ba­go (ASTT) at 3–7 St Vin­cent Av­enue, Fed­er­a­tion Park, opened its 2026 In­de­pen­dence Ex­hi­bi­tion, ID, on Fri­day, Au­gust 21, bring­ing to­geth­er 38 works by 29 mem­bers in a cel­e­bra­tion of cre­ativ­i­ty, in­di­vid­u­al­i­ty and na­tion­al iden­ti­ty.

Miss In­dia World­wide Trinidad & To­ba­go 2026 was held at Queen’s Hall, St Ann’s, on Sep­tem­ber 5, to se­lect lo­cal rep­re­sen­ta­tives.