Dame Edna Everage bids 57-year stage career adieu
CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — Dame Edna Everage, the Tony Award-winning drag act known for her purple hair and oversized rhinestone eyeglasses, will soon open her final stage show tour in Australia. It comes 57 years after her debut. Barry Humphries,…
WESTSTAR: “NO SALE”
Mystery over proposed TV station deal Mystery surrounds the $80 million sale of WestStar TV, Cayman’s only cable-TV operator, to a US company controlled by global telecommunications expert Robert Taylor. iNews Cayman has seen the 10-page application to subscribe to…
Cayman came third at international touch championships
There are many great rugby tours that have gone down in folklore for the exploits of those brave souls that represent their homeland against the marauding hordes in their own backyard. Thoughts spring immediately to the British and Irish Lions…
Clinton wades into Amelia Earhart mystery
WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is wading into one of the 20th century’s most enduring mysteries: the fate of American aviator Amelia Earhart, who went missing without a trace over the South Pacific 75 years ago….
Flattering fashions
Looking both stylish and slim determines how women feel about themselves. Most women, regardless of age, shape or size, perceive that they have body flaws and most believe their stomachs is their major problem area, followed by thighs, hips and…
Branson says Kutcher is space line’s 500th client
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — British billionaire Richard Branson said Monday his venture to launch paying tourists into space has netted its 500th customer, and it’s none other than Ashton Kutcher. Branson made the announcement on his blog, saying he gave…
The Editor Speaks: Northward, crime, building and still missing
My Editorial on the problems at Northward Prison certainly stoked some fires and I am pleased to report that the guards are now trying to stamp out the blatant throwing of drugs over the perimeter wire fence by ‘friends of…
Walkers admits four new Caymanian attorneys
In a momentous week for the Walkers ‘Articled Clerk Training Program’, Walkers is delighted to announce the admission of four new Caymanian attorneys at law. On 12 March 2012, Tracey Touhey and Chantelle Day were both admitted as attorneys, with…
In Switzerland dolphins could be a no show
This is an article I received from Jake Richardardson of Care2 (www.care2.com) and I know it will annoy the C.I. Government and people behind the importation of the dolphins here in Cayman. Coming after the good news a captive dolphin…
Morality Pt. II
Giving does not have to be monetary, it can be in other forms, such as giving time or knowledge. This bring us to our next example of morality reduction that has been in existence here. Many parents today are not…
