Aifah has found in make-up artistry not only a means of expressing herself but also a way to portray the desired look and emotions of her subject.

Though he looks unassuming enough, he exudes a certain air that screams passion. Perhaps it is his whimsical facial expressions that he wears, but there is another, subtler passion that is written on his face, shining through most intensely.

This week News on Sunday is in a festive mood. The shining sun, the appealing cool sea water, big family get-togethers, delicious foods, parties till dawn… what else do we need to spend the perfect end of year holidays.

“Both appreciation and dislike contribute to shaping us into a better person. It does not matter whether people hate you or love you, as long as you do not go unnoticed.”

He creates art with the body and allows the audience to see music. Dancing has always been his passion and he lives and breathes to move.

Enthusiasm and fervour were at their highest in many villages around the island on Monday 3 December after the proclamation of the election results.

He was a contender for the Mr Radio Plus 2012 title and came out second in tow. This in no way fazed him for he is the type of person who comes out a winner way before the competition ends, simply by maintaining his affable personality. News on Sunday sits down with the face behind all that memorable image, to find out more about his life and his passions.

The municipal and village elections are approaching and the campaigners are on the ground. Amongst them are a great numberof women who are more motivated than ever and are ready to take up any challenge.

‘Take handicapped children on the path to independence’, this is the vision and objective of Mrs Ya Ling Leung Yin Ko, Director of Education and Therapy Centre.

“The pen is mightier than the sword”, coined English author Edward Bulwer-Lytton in 1839 for his play ‘Richelieu, Or the Conspiracy.’

Chocolate mousse pies, cheesy pastry and luscious cakes topped with fruit. If you have diabetes or are on diet, you'll have to bid farewell to such desserts, right? Wrong! Just because you cannot or choose not to have sugar doesn’t mean you’ve lost your “sweet tooth.”  It must be satisfied.