Author: The ReadyWriter

Writer, Published Author, CEO of ReadyWriter Production Company and YouTube podcast Radio Host.
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For Discussion: “Is It Ever Ok Not To Wear A Condom?”

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In this dangerous day and age it seems that cheating has only grown more popular and rampant, despite the advances in AIDS research there is now super-gonorrhea and other STD’s to contend with. Most of those concerns seem to go out the window especially when it comes to love and marriage.

So when is it the perfect time if ever, for the condoms to come off in your relationship??? Is marriage the magical moment to take the condoms off? Especially since when you say “I do” marriage is supposed to equal monogamy and committment.

Sound off Ceo Family, a loyal reader wants your opinion. 🙂 I stressed my opinion privately when the question was submitted to me via email.

Have fun and let’s discuss responsibly.

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“Did You Know Bishop Eddie Long Had A 5th Accuser?”

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His name is Centino Kemp (pictured here), and his cross-dressing, Rihanna wig wearing, flamboyant, fiercely gay persona — presented a major problem for Eddie Long’s defense team.

Long vigorously denied any and all accusations of sexual misconduct, and he swore that he would clear his good name, remember? The good Bishop had 5 rocks and hadn’t thrown one yet is what he told his packed congregation the Sunday after this scandal first went viral. But this was all before Long’s fifth accuser (Centino Kemp) came forward.

According to FOX 5 Senior I-Team reporter Dale Russell, who broke the story of the 5th accuser, Kemp has Eddie Long’s name tattooed on his wrist. And that’s just the beginning.

The decision was made by Eddie Long’s attorneys to settle quickly, and push the entire sordid affair under the proverbial rug, with signed confidentiality agreements to ensure that whatever went on in Eddie Long’s bedroom would stay in Eddie Long’s bedroom.

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“The Mo’Nique Show Was Canceled”

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Dayum… and I never got a chance to watch.

According to Rodney Ho of the Atlanta Journal’s Radio & TV Talk Blog, the Mo’Nique Show has been canceled.

In an interview he did at 2:40 p.m., the stand-up comic said he enjoyed the experience working with Mo’Nique. “I’m selling out shows now,” he said. “That’s a win.” He heard the news from Mo’Nique’s husband but hasn’t spoken to the Oscar-winning actress yet. (He wouldn’t say when he knew about this, implying he has known for awhile.)

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“Oh The Drama On VH1’s Basketball Wives”

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If you saw last night’s episode, you KNOW it was drama filled!!!!

In last night’s episode of VH1′s scripted series BBQ Wives, it was a real mess when the ladies’ trip to Italy exploded as Tami’s feud with Meeka reaches its’ boiling point. This is the episode that spawned Meeka’s frivolous civil lawsuit against Tami Roman. Last night was also the taping of the BBQ Wives Reunion show.

I like Tami alot but she is setting a horrible example for her teenage daughters.

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“Well The Devil Finally Killed Her” RIP: Amy Winehouse

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Amy Winehouse’s family, said the singer/songwriter’s death was not unexpected. It was “only a matter of time,” her mother, Janis Winehouse, was quoted as saying in the Sunday Mirror.

The singer’s body was found by British police yesterday around 8 p.m. London time after being called by ambulance services. Winehouse battled drug and alcohol addictions following the 2003 debut of her critically acclaimed album, Frank. Her follow-up album, Back To Black, garnered 5 Grammy awards.

Amy’s father Mitch Winehouse, had been vocal in the past about his daughter’s substance abuse, he talked about her possible demise just three years ago. “Doctors have told her if she goes back to smoking drugs, it won’t just ruin her voice, it will kill her,” Amy’s father was quoted as saying in 2008, while issuing an ultimatum to drug dealers to stay away.

Amy Winehouse now joins the list of other famous members of the so-called “27 Club” who all died at the age of 27—including Kurt Cobain, Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, and Janis Joplin. These singers all believed that artistic genius can coexist with or even be aided by addiction.