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Sabrina Lamb is an on-air personality at WRKS-FM (Emmis Broadcasting) in New York City. She also contributes her "Straight, No Chaser" to the 987kissfm.com website. She has twice been an engaging panelist on BET's "Tonight with Ed Gordon". Sabrina Lamb co-hosted "The Mornng Show" on 1600 WWRL in New York City. She hosted and produced the radio program entitled "Laughing, Lying and Signifying" the history of Black Comedy on WBAI-FM, a Pacifica station. This program featured interviews with comedy legends such as Dick Gregory, as well as excerpt from comedy concerts. She was part of New York's WBLS/WLIB sports team and contributed wit and wisdom on Detroit's
WCHB-AM.

In addition, comedienne/writer Sabrina was a finalist at Year 2000 NATPE Convention where she impressed a standing room audience with her pitch of the romantic comedy Callaloo and Cornbread. She also conceived and produced the hairlarious docu-comedy “UnBeweavable: Woman, What Did You Do To Your Hair?”, which is the top viewed and top rated film on the website: www.urbanworld.com. The film is the winner of The Audience Choice Award at the Jamerican Film and Music Festival in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Other screenings include Black Cinematheque Dallas (Texas), BFM International Film Festival (England), IGH Multimedia/Reel Alternative Film Salon (New York City), Around the Coyote Film Festival (Chicago) and The Black Film II Festival (Amsterdam). UnBeweavable has been featured on The Queen Latifah Show and The Jenny Jones Show. Sabrina has also produced a pilot for television: Healing Time, a program which starts where human emotions begin.

One may remember Sabrina Lamb, a Miami native, from Lifetime Television's Girl's Night Out, where she wove her comedic skills around issues such as homelessness, foreign policy and spousal abuse. Sabrina got laughs and delivered the message. She was also a political satirist on the America's Talking Network. Sabrina has become very popular in the New York City area. Other credits include NBC's "Saturday Night Live", The Original Improv, Comedy Cellar, Stand Up New York and Black Entertainment Television's Comicview which nominated her Best Female Comic and Best Impersonator. Sabrina does a mean Tina Turner! She has performed at the HBO/Toyota Comedy Festival since its inception. Sabrina is a member of the New York Association of Black Journalists. She also has been involved with the "Valley", a comprehensive youth agency, and Harlem Hospital’s border baby unit. Sabrina is also active in the New York Road Runner's Club and has completed the 1995, 1996 and 2000 New York City Marathon

DEBORAH GITTENS, Vice President of Client Relations, DeBorah@flirtingtime.com
DeBorah began her theatrical career as a cabaret performer appearing at Catch A Rising Star, the Playboy Club, Dangerfield's, and other venues throughout the country. She left the cabaret circuit in 1986, and opened the theatrical department of Pauline's model management with offices in Paris and New York City where she developed and managed the commercial and film careers of super stars like Louise Vyent who was featured in Eddie Murphy's film Boomerang, and Supermodel Karen Alexander who was featured in the July 2002 issue of Vogue shot by Annie Leibovitz

Always interested in new ventures in 1994 she left Pauline's and attended The Natural Gourmet Institute for Food and Health and became a health food chef. After appearing on KTHV radio as a health food consultant she became a sought after expert in teaching African Americans and others how to enjoy a healthy way of eating. DeBorah was featured on Fox 5 News as the "secret weapon" of actor Malik Yoba the star of the 90's hit television series New York Undercover.

After being diagnosed with carpel tunnel, she returned to the modeling world by joining Ford models in New York City, representing some of the top models in the world for film and television. In the year 2000, DeBorah CO-founded Naylah Inc. a not for profit organization that supports the gynecological and physiological health care of African women and girls who have experienced FGM, and now reside in the United States.

Richard Davis and Michele Harper, Coordinators (Newark, New Brunswick, New Jersey); Richard@flirtingtime.com, Michele@flirtingtime.com. Richard Davis, Founder/President of Nightmoves Entertainment Inc. has produced events through his subsidiaries Lovely Events Co. and L.A.C.E. (Ladies Association of Class Entertainment), for 25 years. Producer of concerts starring Will Downing and Queen Latifah, Richard has coordinated events with The American Red Cross, Spirit Cruises, United States Tennis Association and Prince T. As the producer of the last 60 New Jersey First Friday, Inc. networking/social events, Richard has regularly managed and promoted, book signings, fashion shows, live performances, contests and business presentations. Richard also produced the successful television program, Nightmoves Video Magazine, hosted by legendary New York Quiet Storm broadcaster Vaughn Harper. Email or call Richard at 973 342 -2264.

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Keith L. Forest
press@flirtingtime.com
Publicist
Born and raised in Bridgeport, CT. Earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Mass Communication from Clark Atlanta University. Has taken writing workshops at Fredrick Douglas Art Center and The New School of New York.

As an independent publicist with over a decade of experience, he's known for getting high-end press on low-end budgets. His love affair with the media has afforded him top rate placement locally and nationally in both the electronic media and printed press.

As a consultant, he has worked with a variety of artists and celebrities including Morris Chestnut, John Salley, Michael Michelle and Ananda Lewis. From 1993 to 1999, he headed up the press campaigns for HARLEM WEEK (a multi cultural street fair, which takes place during the month of August in New York City), as well as helped launch Harlem Jazz & Music Festival the summer of 1998. He currently oversees press and marketing efforts for 1016 Films, Inc. - a Harlem based Black and Latino production company dedicated to celebrating and bringing to the screen positive images of the Afro Latino Diaspora.

Besides being a publicist, he's worked as a coordinator in numerous division within the music industry including marketing, artist development, A&R, promotions as well as worked closely with Island Black Music President Hiriam Hicks, helping launch the career of R&B group Dru Hill, re-introduction of The Isley Brothers, Uncle Luke and others.

While at RCA Records, he helped set up the company's Urban Music division and later was promoted to Marketing Coordinator helping set launch the careers of Chantay Savage, SWV, Venessa Ruben, Rome and others.

At the Balm In Gilead - an International organization dedicated to empowering Churches to address HIV/AIDS in the Black community, he was responsible for launching national press campaigns for the organization, its staff and its numerous events and programs. This included The Black Church Week of Prayer for the Healing of AIDS, The Black Church HIV/AIDS Training Institute in Tuskegee, AL and The Black Church Speaks! AIDS: A National Emergency in the African American Community.

In addition to the above, he single handedly established The Balm In Gilead's Annual World AIDS Day Art Exhibit. The event received a mayoral citation and letter of commendation from NBC News. While on staff, the organization's visibility increased from less then 10 thousand impressions to over 200 million in less then a year. The impressive media coverage was used as leverage to secure substantial amount of funding from several top pharmaceutical companies.

Hard work finally paid off in 2000, when he re-joined the RCA Records family and was later promoted to Manager of Urban Publicity. Although he doubled as the department's administrator, his commitment to his craft took full flight as he helped launch press campaigns for - Tyrese, Coko, Cherokee, Public Announcement, Dante, CED, Smash Task as well as headed up all tour and on-line press within the budgeted fiscal structure.

Publicity is his passion and when one chooses a road driven by their passion, success is always a mile away.

Laurence Pinckney, President of ZenBizness, LLC.- Sponsorship consultant. After more than 20years of expertise in the entertainment industry. He has been selected by Flirting Time.com to aquire sponsors for their events and website. Most recently, ZenBizness was praised for their role as Producer and Event Coordinator for the successful Black Pride NYC 2001 & 2002. They also served as consultants for Tananna Films on their latest video for Full Force and co-producer on Father Films' feature film "Don't Go to Strangers." Founder and creator of The LastingWish.com site is houses tributes to those that have passed on. ZenBizness has assembled the best creative team of web designers, graphic artists, photographers, music and media to provide the highest level of support for client support. For sponsorship opportunity please contact Laurence Pinckney @ lp@zenbizness.com for more information.