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Shaggy & Friends was scorching hot!

Published:Sunday | January 15, 2012 | 12:00 AM
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Miss Jamaica World 2011 Danielle Crosskill (left) and her friend, Kathyrn Royes. - Photos by Janet Silvera
The fabulous Tamishe Lue looks hot in this ensemble.
It was a night of beautiful people, and The Gleaner caught them on camera. From left (front row): CVM Television's Gail Lobban, Digicel's Heather Asphall and Jacqueline Passley. From left (back row): CVM Television's Ronnie Sutherland, RJR Communications Group's Yvonne Wilks and National Netball's Molly Rhone.
Sandra Golding (left) looks like she is still celebrating husband Mark Golding's party's win in the recent general election. Here, she parties with Tracey-Ann Sinclair, wife of LIME's head honcho, Garry Sinclair.
From left: Caymanian attorney Richard Barton and his wife, Caroline, pose with best friends Devon Evans, CEO of North American, and his better half, Stacy Laird.
Wisynco's William Mahfood (left) and his trainer Barry Byrnes? Well, so they say. The two were snapped at Shaggy and Friends at Jamaica House, St Andrew, last Saturday night.
From left: Flow's Doug Northover, Carlton Boxter and Niall Sheehy.
From left: Damion Crawford, new minister of state in the Ministry of Tourism; David Burke and dancehall artiste Bounty Killer.
Khary Robinson (left) and LIME's Managing Director Garry Sinclair.
Eugene Ffolkes Jr and Latoya Isaacs.
The audience having a whale of a time.
From left: Lucy Ossack, Dr Lambert Innis and Emma Scanlan.
From left: Grace Silvera, regional vice-president, marketing and corporate communications, LIME; Rochelle Cameron, head of legal regulatory, LIME; and Kalando Wilmoth, regional head, corporate communications, LIME.
Here are the LIME girls (from left) Danielle Fisher, Shawna Campbell, Darielle Hopkinson and Karis Passley.
Tai DaCosta and Karen Clarke cozy up at Shaggy and Friends show.
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Janet Silvera, Senior Gleaner Writer

WESTERN BUREAU:

It's not as if Cocoa Tea did not try to disrobe; it's the length of time that it took for him to complete the task. Cocoa Tea, take a bow! You were fantastic!

And it's not as if Stephen Marley could have done it without Junior 'Gong', his brother. The two applied a special energy to the grounds of Jamaica House.

And, of course, it's not as if I-Octane was not on a natural high. The challenge he had was Shaggy, Tarrus Riley and Beres Hammond who were just as scorching hot.

Shaggy and Friends 2012 was exactly that - scorching hot!

The thousands who turned out to support this worthy cause have committed to this friendship. By 11 p.m. on Saturday, January 7, the organisers were boasting of $57 million in their coffers from corporate Jamaica, gate receipts, auctions and general donations.

This was money that the children at the Bustamante Hospital for Children had an opportunity to watch being raked in on big-screen televisions from the confines of the grounds at the medical facility.

Even the people in Half-Way Tree, St Andrew, were privy to the master charity event that has not been equalled anywhere else in this country.

Kudos to corporate Jamaica for partnering in such a big way and making this event bigger and better!

So, could Lauryn Hill have stayed home? A resounding yes! Unless her appearance at this spectacular event was all for charity.

Until another year, one ticket = one life!

janet.silvera@gleanerjm.com