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Published:Sunday | January 15, 2012 | 12:00 AM
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Animation is gaining traction with creations like ‘Cabbie Chronicles’. Seen here at the Jamaican leg of the Anime Caribbean Festival on November 19 are Disney animator James Parrish and Flow Jamaica’s Jeanette Lewis. The only thing missing was the ‘Fluffy Empress’. - Contributed
Former Governor General of Jamaica Sir Howard Cooke leafs through an autographed copy of his biography, ‘God Is Good: From the Cane Fields to King’s House’, authored by Yvonne Coke, during a visit with Scotiabank VP Monique Todd. Scotiabank is a sponsor of the book. - Contributed
New Tourism and Entertainment Minister Dr Wykeham McNeill (centre) makes a point to JHTA President Evelyn Smith during a courtesy visit last Wednesday as the new Government got down to business. State Minister Damion Crawford is at right.- Contributed
We tried but could not resist pointing out the coming together of the dreadlock and the pastor. State Minister of Tourism and Entertainment Damion Crawford is greeted by Rev Dr Wellesley Blair at the thanksgiving service for the new Simpson Miller administration held at the Portmore New Testament Church of God in St Catherine on Sunday, January 8. We go further – Were Crawford a practising Rastafarian, would PM Portia Simpson Miller have been willing to launch off her administration at a Rastafarian place of worship?
The television documentary ‘Quake: Haiti in Jamaica’ was launched last Tuesday at Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) in Kingston. Seen here (from left) are documentary producer Rob Harris, ODPEM Director General Ronald Jackson, NEM Jamaica Deputy Chairman Kathleen Moss and MonaInformatics Institute’s Dr Parris Lyew-Ayee. - JIS
United States ambassador to Jamaica, Pamela Bridgewater, chose a black and white theme for church. The ambassador worshipped with PM Portia Simpson Miller and her executive at the Portmore New Testament Church of God in St Catherine to launch the new administration.- Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer
FACE OF THE WEEK --- Why is Gary Barrow looking so eanest? Don’t know, but since this happened at the Shaggy and Friends show, let’s assume it was all about doing more for charities like the Bustamante Hospital for Children. - Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer
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(1) FACE OF THE WEEK --- Why is Gary Barrow looking so eanest? Don’t know, but since this happened at the Shaggy and Friends show, let’s assume it was all about doing more for charities like the Bustamante Hospital for Children. - Winston Sill/Freelance Photographer

(2) Animation is gaining traction with creations like ‘Cabbie Chronicles’. Seen here at the Jamaican leg of the Anime Caribbean Festival on November 19 are Disney animator James Parrish and Flow Jamaica’s Jeanette Lewis. The only thing missing was the ‘Fluffy Empress’. - Contributed

(3) We tried but could not resist pointing out the coming together of the dreadlock and the pastor. State Minister of Tourism and Entertainment Damion Crawford is greeted by Rev Dr Wellesley Blair at the thanksgiving service for the new Simpson Miller administration held at the Portmore New Testament Church of God in St Catherine on Sunday, January 8. We go further – Were Crawford a practising Rastafarian, would PM Portia Simpson Miller have been willing to launch off her administration at a Rastafarian place of worship?

(4) United States ambassador to Jamaica, Pamela Bridgewater, chose a black and white theme for church. The ambassador worshipped with PM Portia Simpson Miller and her executive at the Portmore New Testament Church of God in St Catherine to launch the new administration.- Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer

(5) New Tourism and Entertainment Minister Dr Wykeham McNeill (centre) makes a point to JHTA President Evelyn Smith during a courtesy visit last Wednesday as the new Government got down to business. State Minister Damion Crawford is at right.- Contributed

(6) The television documentary ‘Quake: Haiti in Jamaica’ was launched last Tuesday at Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) in Kingston. Seen here (from left) are documentary producer Rob Harris, ODPEM Director General Ronald Jackson, NEM Jamaica Deputy Chairman Kathleen Moss and MonaInformatics Institute’s Dr Parris Lyew-Ayee. - JIS

(7) Former Governor General of Jamaica Sir Howard Cooke leafs through an autographed copy of his biography, ‘God Is Good: From the Cane Fields to King’s House’, authored by Yvonne Coke, during a visit with Scotiabank VP Monique Todd. Scotiabank is a sponsor of the book. - Contributed