While visiting Barbados for a charity polo match, Prince Harry attended a fund raising concert for Haiti at Farley Hill National Park.

He dances on stage while Red Plastic Bag sings his hit Something’s Happening and Mac Fingal gives him dance tips. 

Nurse.Fighter.Boy is part of the The Best of CaribbeanTales 2010 : Film Festival and Symposium.

Jude is a single mother descending from a long line of caregivers, who dreams of going back to Zion: St. Elizabeth, Jamaica. Silence is a ‘past his prime’ boxer who fights illegally to survive. Ciel is a boy who delves into music, conjuring dreams for his mother. His prayers for her are fanciful and might be magical. During the last week of summer, a late-night brawl finds the fighter in the nurse’s care, intertwining their fates. The urban love story of Nurse.Fighter.Boy explores archetypal characters of nurturer, warrior, and child with a humanizing respect. The performances of Karen LeBlanc (nurse), Clark Johnson (fighter, featured on HBO’s The Wire), and Daniel J. Gordon (boy) are understated and deeply felt. Gordon’s Ciel is a complex creature whose eyes show impressive emotion. Shot in high definition, the colors are bold and saturated. Making the film even more vibrant is its excellent soundtrack of classic and contemporary reggae, gospel, and soul.

From large corporations and independent taxi operators; from the visually impaired and the toddler; from the Archbishop and the minibus conductor; you all gave according to your means.

We, the stations of OCM Network, our teams at the Express and Nation newspapers, the team at TV6 and our online support team, say a big Thank Yo to you all. We urge you to honor your pledges and continue to give.

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Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso speak about their charity Sentebale. Sentebale was founded in response to the plight of the neediest of Lesotho’s people - its orphans and vulnerable children.

Sir Charles Williams has invited Prince Harry to launch the Sentebale Polo Club in Barbados on Sunday, January 31st at Apes Hill.

With a voice of honey, a message for the soul, and often a guitar in hand, the music of songbird, iNDRANi is a welcome breath of fresh air.

iNDRANi prepares for the next step in her evolution, bringing forth music for the soul – from the heart.

This is a view of Black Belly sheep farmer Vincent Layne.

Layne’s song Hold On is a tribute to President Barack Obama.

The residents of Ryan Brathwaite’s hometown, Hillaby, St Andrew,  join together to create a lasting memory of Ryan’s World Championship victory. 

 Together with local sponsors and a very dedicated artist, a mural at the top of Ryan’s gap was done in his honor. Watch as different community members offer words of congratulations and see Ryan unveil the work of art. 

The celebrations for 110 metre hurdles World Champion Ryan Brathwaite continues with a motorcade from Grantley Adams International Airport.

Not since Obadele Thompson’s bronze medal performance at the Sydney Olympics has Barbados had reason to celebrate the performance of our sportsmen on the world scene.

On Thursday, September 17, 110 metre hurdles World Champion returned to home to Barbados. VOB TV was there to welcome home our gold medalist.  See his tearful reception from his parents and hear Ryan comment on his future in athletics.