It’s been a while peeps. It’s been a hectic last couple of months. I’ve been doing a lot of acting classes and other types of training to develop my craft. Also more writing for CBC Life. That plus my dad is ill so it’s been challenging. So excuse my blogging radio silence. But I’m still here! Continue Reading…
So I may have lied to you. Remember when I did a post about my favourite costumes for Caribana this year? In that post I mentioned I would not be playing this year. But guess what….I ended up in a costume on parade day! Continue Reading…
I’m really enjoying all the recent opportunities to talk about the things that I’m passionate about. Namely beauty, fashion, self-employment & culture.
If you live in the GTA, I’m hoping you can join me for a special lunch on Saturday May 19th at 5941 Leslie St. My friend Kerra Denel (who I’ve mentioned before on my blog) is organizing the event. She’s one of the best event managers I know and like myself she’s proud of her Caribbean heritage. I’m one of 6 amazing speakers of Caribbean descent. Continue Reading…
If you visit my blog regularly you may have read about my excitement for the film Brown Girl Begins. I finally saw it on Saturday and then I had the pleasure of moderating a panel discussion after the screening! Continue Reading…
We’re back in the saddle again. I taped new episodes of my online show this weekend! Thought I’d show you a few pics and video from the shoot. Continue Reading…
My heart is aching as I watch the images of destruction and devastation in the wake of recent hurricanes. I’ve been sitting around wondering how I could help islands like Barbuda, Dominica, and the many other islands affected. I decided to do some research and have since made a donation. I’ve put together a list of all the resources I’ve found so that you can do the same. Continue Reading…
Can we talk about how excited I am for Caribbean Tales Film Festival?! They planning to shut tings down this year…literally!! Continue Reading…
Had a random idea to get together with some bloggers, youtubers etc of Caribbean descent. I feel like it’s always good to connect with like minded individuals from time to time and do a check in. It’s difficult for people who are not in this world to understand what creators like me deal with. I was craving convos with people who can relate. So I emailed a few dope peeps who are doing the damn thing in the digital world and said “Let’s meet up!” Continue Reading…
Model Nadelle Lewis has a deep love for mas and Caribbean culture, and for the past three years she has been encouraging full figured women to register and play mas. The #EveryBodyPlayAhMas movement helps to boost confidence and reminds women that their body shape doesn’t have to get in the way of anything they want to do. Continue Reading…
