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NLCB Fonclaire SAN Fernando Mayor Junia Regrello has expressed his sadness on the death of leader of NLCB Fonclaire Steel Orchestra, Milton "Wire" Austin, on Sunday. Newsday understands Austin, 79, died at his home in Pleasantville on Sunday morning. Regrello, who is also the leader of TCL Skiffle Bunch, said, "We have lost one of the real warlords of pan who would have transcended the decades, from the days of Terror." He said Austin was able to seamlessly make the transition through several c...

Anthony Medina passed away at his home in Diego Martin on Thursday. (Photo copyright: Maria Nunes) Culture Minister Randall Mitchell has extended condolences to the family and friends of hairdresser and actor, Anthony Medina. Medina passed away at his home in Diego Martin on Thursday. He was 75. In a Facebook post on Friday, Mitchell said T&T has lost a cultural icon. He noted that Medina was well known for his role as an actor in the local television series Westwood Park and also designing cos...

Pan matriarch Karen Codrington dies Karen Codrington, the mother of the popular pan band the Codrington Pan Family, has died. On its Facebook page the family band said Codrington died on December 15. They thanked everyone for their prayers and sentiments and asked people to remain patient until further updates were given. The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and the Arts also issued a statement about Codrington’s death, saying the minister, Randall Mitchell, was "saddened to hear of the passing o...

Planning minister chairs PoS revitalisation committee Sunday 13 December 2020 In this June 21, 2020 file photo zoological officer Sharleen Khan helps six-year-old Ashton Ali to feed Mandela the giraffe at the Emperor Valley Zoo. Expansion of the zoo is part of Governments revitalisation of Port of Spain plan. FILE PHOTO/JEFF MAYERS - PLANNING and Development Minister Camille Robinson-Regis chaired the first meeting of the Revitalisation of Port of Spain ministerial committee on Wednesday. A m...

Back to the theatre Friday 11 December 2020 A choir will perform this years Believe concert and will comprise St Josephs Convent, CIC Boys and the Eastern Chorale. - THERE’S a magical exchange between performers and audience. Performers let go of self and adopt a persona on stage, all to entertain and amuse an audience ready to be thrilled with their acting, song and dance. Audience feedback fuels the performer, as their applause, gasps and spontaneous laughter fuel the artist’s love of th...