The year 2024 on the Guyanese stage ended with three contrasting productions – a riveting melodrama at the National Cultural Centre (NCC), a Christmas ...

By McKinley Franklin Bill Burr and Shane Gillis are joining forces for a benefit comedy show that will support relief efforts for those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires. Burr spoke about the ...

IndieWire can share an exclusive clip from the upcoming episode, which sees Klepper — a correspondent for “The Daily Show” since 2014 — speak to MAGA supporters filling the city’s ...

CONTINUING its commitment to fostering regional agricultural collaboration, Guyana is set to have a significant presence at the Annual Agro Fest in Barbados, scheduled for February 21–23, 2025.

Prepare to laugh your way through the next few months as some of the world’s best comedians are about to descend on Dubai. There are heaps of comedy shows in Dubai planned for 2025, so you can escape ...

The crowd packed the 34 Franklin St. spot to catch the beloved ROFL House's sold-out comedy show — featuring Ray Harrington, whose stand-up can be seen on Hulu and Conan O'Brien, as well as Fall ...

Determining what the best Max shows are is always a hot topic of debate. One person's idea of a terrific TV series is another's idea of a bad time, so it can be difficult to work out what's worth ...

Comedians Bill Burr and Shane Gillis announced a one-night comedy gig in support of L.A. wildfire relief efforts. All proceeds to the benefit show will go toward the Wildfire Relief Fund.

Around the capital, Exxon-branded billboards invite Guyanese ... sweet. Guyana’s government demanded no upfront fee from the oil giant and promised to allow Exxon to recoup its full costs before ...

President Dr Irfaan Ali addressing the Guyanese Diaspora in Miami during a visit in December 2024 The Guyana Government has approved more than 1,000 applications from overseas-based Guyanese under the ...

Its theme “A secure, prosperous, and sustainable Guyana” is so lame as to be a shame. Secure, prosperous, and sustainable for whom? When Guyanese could not share in the richness of GDP at 43.6% (or 46 ...