-Photo Credit: Ajamu Photography Awesome Power with model Camille McDonald at ‘Team Jamaica on the Road to Beijing’ Reggae Charity Concert’ which was held last Sunday at Brooklyn College’s Walt Whitman Theater. Team Jamaica Bickle and VP Records, entertained scores of Reggae fans with the drum and bass sounds of the island, while raising much needed capital to fund Jamaica’s track and field athletes at Penn, and on their journey to dominate the XXIX Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, China this August.

Divine Diva host of Hype-on-the-Street and Eion Saunders executive producer of ZYNC TV at Linkage Radio studio, Mount Vernon, NY. Hype-on-the-Street is a new program being is aired on ZYNC TV's New York Linkz on Sundays at 12:30 p.m. “where the people speak their mind on current topical issues.” The program is a production of Street Hype Newspaper and ZYNC TV. ZYNC TV's weekly half-hour show, airs on NYC Channel 73 on Sunday afternoons at 12:30pm as part of the Caribbean International Network (CIN) programming, and on BCAT on Saturday nights at 11:30 pm on Cablevision Channel 69/Time Warner Channel 56.

New York City Council Member Leroy Comrie (center), joined by Council Member Oliver Koppell (3rd right), Assemblywoman Audrey Pheffer (2nd right) and numerous senior advocates at a City Hall press conference on Friday, February 22 to call upon the Department For The Aging (DFTA) to slow-down the implementation of a new modernization proposal for citywide senior citizen centers and to consider a new course of action that would avoid cuts to the senior services budget, the closing of senior centers and re-examine the regionalization of services. Joining the elected officials are (l-r) Bobbi Sackman, Council of Senior Centers and Services; Linda M. Leest, Services Now for Adult Persons; and, Priscilla Maysonet, Stein Senior Center.

-Amir Akbar Photo AWARDS: Jose Richards, CEO of Sons and Daughters of Jamaica presents Robert C. ‘Bob’ De Souza, CEO of Trans-Continental Express Shippers with an award for community services. The event was held on Saturday (February 9) at the Medgar Evers College, Brookly in celebration of the annual Black History Month.

Ms. Raine Inc. CEO, Raine Martin keeps Grammy-nominated Reggae artist Pliers (l) and Snatcher Lion company at the set of Richie Spice's "The Plane Land" music video. Both Pliers and Snatcher came out to support their brother Richie. -Photo credit: Tasz of Triple Productions