Spidey 3 Destroys Box-Office Records

Even though online and on-demand content is getting bigger, $148 million is a massive amount of money. Cinema traditionalists will point to this as proof that the system works, but the making of a film like...

Caymans crack down on Cuban migrants

"Caymans crack down on Cuban migrants Cuban boat people who get stranded in the Caymans face detention -- or being sent back. BY SHURNA ROBBINS, Special to The Miami Herald Francisco Reyes Benitez, right, has become the Cuban detainees' unofficial representative to the...

Inter-American Development Bank to help Guyana explore ethanol possibilities

The Inter-American Development Bank (IADB) has agreed to help Guyana explore the feasibility of producing ethanol from sugarcane to reduce the country's dependence on fuel imports.Guyana's Agriculture Minister, Robert Persaud, said the country was aiming for a 10 per cent mix...

Monday Morning Blues? Here is what you can do!

Don’t you just hate it? To wake up every Monday morning and drag yourself to work? With your Clubbing Hang Over still on your back or the memories of that weekend trip with your friends ‘Into the Great White Open’? (Don’t you just have to hum that song now for the...

Hilary Clinton takes a break in the Caribbean

Wouldn't it be nice to take a quick break in the Caribbean, just for a few days to take the edge off and relax?Yes it would....and Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton did just that.  She took a few days...

Keith Richards: Too Piratical for PIRATES

Yes, claiming to have snorted your dad's cremated remains is a bit... controversial, but when you're promoting a movie about pirates, it seems really appropriate in a sense. Still At World's End is a Disney movie, and it looks like Disney-style values have won the day. Having...

Daily Mail Cricket World Cup Podcasts

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/sport/worldcricket.html?in_article_id=441027&in_page_id=1991&ct=5 Throughout the tournament the Mail online will feature exclusive podcasts featuring a number of Sport Asylum legends including England captains Graham...

Churchmen urge Sir Elton boycott

"Several church leaders on Tobago have called for a boycott of a concert by Sir Elton John, claiming his sexuality could have "a negative social impact". The Christian pastors asked the Caribbean island's politicians to prevent the 60-year-old from appearing at next month's...

Long passport lineups rile Voice Reporter

We received this Voice Report from Thomas Christina - he complains about the long waiting lines at a Federal building somewhere in the US.Listen to his report by click on the Audio link to the right.Line ups are...

Bangladesh inspires; but we must pray for India’s survival

" Nepal could also beat Team India in West Indies! What I’m more concerned with is the attitude of ICC towards the other cricket playing nations like Kenya (which made it to semi-finals in the last World...

US Airways secures $1.6B in debt refinancing

"US Airways Group Inc. has reached an agreement with Citigroup Global Markets Inc. and Morgan Stanley Senior Funding Inc. to borrow up to $1.6 billion. The funds would allow the airline to refinance $1.25 billion of its senior secured debt and $325 million of unsecured...

The Bermuda Triangle - BBC Video + Info (Part 1)

'The Bermuda Triangle: Beneath the Waves' - An online BBC Television Documentary which includes a dramatic re-enactment of the disappearance of 'Flight 19' (see the background info at the video link below) and...

Tourism: for whose benefit?

"Small Islands Voice Global Forum Tourism: for whose benefit? The notion of a racial divide in the Caribbean tourism industry is a problem that dare not speak its name. It creates discomfort among many of the expatriate hotel owners and managers, and governments are...

Nicaragua’s Caribbean coast is a cocaine kingdom

"Bluefields, the largest town in the Nicaragua and populated by Miskito Indians and descendant of African slaves, has become the hub of cocaine traffickers who were able to set up support networks in the towns along the Miskito coast."

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest top winner

"Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest has won the favourite movie and best film drama prizes at the People’s Choice Awards, voted for by the public.Best male movie star and favourite male action star at the annual Hollywood awards goes to Johnny Depp. Best film...

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