LisaRaye Spills The Beans On Why She’s Done With Stacey Dash and Duane Martin

 (madamenoire.com) Stacey Dash we’re not so surprised about, but beef with Duane Martin? In the coming issue of JET, LisaRaye finally speaks on the drama that erupted between her and Ms. Dash during their time on the set of “Single Ladies,” and she drops a different bomb about another person who got beside himself and she had to subsequently cut out of her life—Duane Martin. Here’s a snippet of what she told the magazine. 


           On “Single Ladies” without Stacey Dash

“Believe me I wish things had worked out because I thought Stacey and I were great together.  She was my age and we were working it.  It was sex-symbol to sex-symbol.  But she didn’t want to be there.  I was disappointed about that.  She had some issues.  I’m not sure exactly what those issues were.  In the end, she and VH1 made a decision.”

           Whether there were really cat fights on the set

“Yes, there was a disagreement over a scene.  And it really wasn’t with me.  It was with the director.  I think it was about 2 or 3AM and we’d been shooting all damn day.  Stacey tried to argue with the director about a line.  And I’m like: ‘Girl, if you don’t say what the director wants you to say.’  It wasn’t that serious at first, but it went there.
“It’s a bunch of women on the set.  We might all be on our d*mn period at any given point.  I just wanted us to move forward. Then the argument took on a life of its own.  The show decided to use it for publicity.  They just ran with it.”

            Why she’s no longer friends with Duane Martin

“I introduced him to my ex-husband [former Turks & Caicos Premier Michael Misick], he got buddy-buddy with him and then turned against me.   Just recently, this fool Duane up and sold a building he and I bought awhile ago in Los Angeles, without asking…I don’t care if we’re not friends, just don’t try to f**k me in the interim.
“When I heard about him in the middle of Will & Jada’s divorce rumors, I tweeted: sounds familiar.  He really ain’t got enough business.”

She is too much. At least it sounds like the problems on set were all about Stacey’s ‘tude and not two black actresses being too catty to get along. At the end of the day, LisaRaye’s still got a job and Stacey is losing gig after gig so it’s not hard to see who’s the problem there. Duane? I don’t even know what to say about that.

Pick up the May 28 issue if you want to catch up on the rest of Ms. McCoy’s life and why she needs to be less vindictive. What do you think about her beefs?

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Lisa Turtle is A-OK…Kind Of, Sort Of

(madamenoire.com) I’m not sure if I 100% believe it, but according to AllHipHop.com, there’s nothing wrong with Lark Voorhies’ face. Remember, the face that sent us into a tizzy a couple of weeks ago when the Saved By The Bell actress appeared in a video interview with Michael Yo?

The photo below was tweeted by her make-up artist on the set of her new film/production and AllHipHop.com asserts that her more normal appearance in this photo proves that her appearance was the result of a shoddy make up job. I beg to differ. Voorhies does look a lot better but there’s still something a little off. The fact of the matter is that Voorhies had other photos taken of her that mirrored that same ghostly face. Aside from the possibility of too much botox, skin lightening creams and horrible makeup, there is also the issue of a distorted self-perception. How else can Voorhies not have seen what America saw?

What do you think of this photo? Does she look GREAT or just relatively better?

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When The Checks Stop Coming In: Terrell Owens Broke Azz Fights $1 Mili Foreclosure On Miami Condo

(bossip.com) Poor thang


Damn TO, if it ain’t baby mamas fighting to get his last dolla, it’s the bank trying to foreclose on his crib. Via TMZ reports:

No light at the end of the tunnel for Terrell Owens — TMZ has learned, the former NFL star allegedly owes over a million bucks on a fancy Miami beach condo … and now, the bank wants to foreclose on it.
It’s one of the last homes Terrell still owns after being forced to sell off several others — most recently in Dallas — but Deutsche National Bank sued him in April, claiming he still owes $1.47 million on the property … and hasn’t made a payment in 6 months.
According to mortgage docs attached to the lawsuit, Terrell originally took out a loan worth $1.55 million in 2006 … and had faithfully been making monthly payments of $5,126 … that is, until last November.
Terrell has responded to the lawsuit, claiming the bank “lacks standing” to foreclose on the property — and he refuses to admit there’s an outstanding balance problem.

Nothing to refuse, you owe it or you don’t. On the plus side, the banks do not want your condo, so they probably will delay forever on this. Terrell, get your isht together!!!

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Put On Blast: Fans Of “The Game” Series Say BET And Show Creators Ruined What They Fought So Hard To Bring Back, Plus Tia Talks About Her Exit!

(bossip.com) Uh-oh looks like somebody isn’t too happy with BET Fans of the original “The Game” show that lobbied hard to get the show to return after it’s cancellation from The CW are speaking out about how they feel BET and Akil Productions made a mockery of what they worked so hard to raise from the ashes.
Check it out:

This our open letter to BET, Akil Production and Deborah Lee. Hopefully you”ll post it.
We created a Facebook page awhile back about the direction of The Game since its return on BET. We strongly believe that Akil productions and BET used the show as a stepping stool for other projects and ventures. The Akils to become a “well -known” production company and BET to develop better programming. Since the signing with BET, the Akils have produced Jumping the Broom and Sparkle and paid very little attention to the current state of the show. This ultimately lead to what we believe is the demise of the show. Yes, its just a tv show, however its bigger than that. BET lacks integrity and fails to provide a positive representation for the African American community. Since the show returned to BET, we’ve seen a “ghetto” Brandy, a gun toting, kush smoking, sex addicted, angry black woman in Tasha, a drunk in Malik and a marriage that seems to have an issue every other week with Melanie and Derwin. Not to mention the sudden exit of the only white cast member -Brittany Daniels, which is questionable. We received sloppily written story lines that lack continuity, bad lighting and poorly directed episodes. This is sad as television shows on a whole are on a decline especially shows that are a reflection of our community. The show declines in viewers every week, now averaging 1.9 million viewers, down from 7.7 million in two seasons. Both BET and the Akils should be ashamed in their selfish plot, after we the fans fought for the shows return. We’ve reached out to both BET and the Akils on Twitter and Facebook in the past, which resulted in us being blocked, along with anyone that posted constructive criticism of the show. BET, Deborah Lee and the Akils along with any other future production company should pay attention to the fans, and the quality of programming they provide, if not, this will not be the last show that will quickly fail under BET’s umbrella.
Signed-
Game fans
www.facebook.com/savethegame
Twitter-Sabercountryfb

We agree that the show has become a shell of its former self, but what do you think? Are the Akils to blame? Did BET really do a poor job or do you think they did the best they could with their resources?

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Movie Review: 'Battleship'

(nydailynews.com) “Battleship” is the worst humans-fighting-aliens movie I’ve ever seen. And I’ve seen a lot of humans-fighting-aliens movies.

Perhaps we should have been prepared for this cosmic joke of an action-adventure, as it’s based on the classic Hasbro board game — an absurdity its filmmakers have embraced with good humor, but not hit with good aim. While the game itself accounts for maybe 2% of the content (there are battleships, and at one point there’s a grid that must be analyzed), its spirit is entirely intact: This movie is impersonal, plastic and has lots of easy-to-misplace pieces.

Taylor Kitsch is Hopper, a miscreant with a heart of gold introduced in a beer commercial-type bar, being urged to shape up by his Navy officer brother (Alexander Skarsgard) and lusting after the daughter (Brooklyn Decker) of the admiral (Liam Neeson). Some time later, he’s in the Navy, hoping to marry the admiral's daughter before shipping out for some inter-naval games that bring several thousand sailors off the coast of Hawaii.

That’s handy, because soon, wouldn’t you know it, aliens show up. They were hinted at in an early sequence, when bearded geeks worry about a signal sent off that invites other life forms to come and say hi. Turns out the ones who RSVP set up an invisible wall around ships in the water, then don’t react well when they’re fired upon.

The angry E.T.s send whirling buzzsaw-type objects which look like giant socket screws to cut through cities, and their spacecraft, which had plunged right into the ocean for some undisclosed reason, pop up and try to sink our battleships. Some aliens do end up on land, where one gets into a wrestling match with a double-amputee veteran.

These not-scary, plan-less humanoid aliens, seen with their helmets off for a maximum of perhaps five minutes, look like Mickey Rourke with a goatee made of glass, suggesting some effects designer fell asleep on the job. There’s some TV chatter overheard about a “worldwide invasion,” but that little plotline seems undeveloped.

Also wasted is Rihanna, in her movie debut, as a member of Hopper’s crew. Couldn’t someone have devised a scene where music’s slinkiest star dances for even a moment? She simply makes stern faces as she presses buttons — which puts her pretty much on par with Kitsch, also the star of “John Carter” and a guy having a not-very-good year. Neeson, for his part, is back to coasting through big-budget wastes of time after a brief uptick with “The Grey.”

Director Peter Berg (“Friday Night Lights,” “Hancock”) can’t really be blamed, since someone had to steer this thing out of port, and it seems like the map was laid out according to the “Transformers” model. (Fans of “Independence Day” and “The Abyss” shouldn’t get their hopes up for anything equivalent here.) “Battleship” is too clunky and thudding to stay afloat for even the first third of its overlong running time, though the only ones who’ll really get soaked are ticket buyers.

Magic Moment: An alien is confused by a human’s metallic legs.

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R.I.P: The “Queen Of Disco” Donna Summer Dead At 63 Of Cancer

(bossip.com) We have lost another music legend


Via TMZ reports:

Donna Summer — the Queen of Disco — died this morning after a battle with cancer … TMZ has learned.
We’re told Summer was in Florida at the time of her death. She was 63-years-old.
Summer was a 5-time Grammy winner who shot to superstardom in the ’70s with iconic hits like “Last Dance,” “Hot Stuff” and “Bad Girls.”
She continued her dominance in the ’80s with “She Works Hard for the Money” and “This Time I Know It’s for Real.”
Summer and her producer Giorgio Moroder defined the dance music era of the ’70s and influenced acts like Duran Duran and David Bowie to enter the genre.
Summer married Brooklyn Dreams singer Bruce Sudano back in 1980. They had two daughters together.

Donna Summer defined a decade of music, her talent will surely be missed. We hope she’s doing the “Last Dance” in the big disco in the sky!

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Basketball Wives Renewed For Season 5 Despite Backlash

(popularcritic.com) Basketball Wives Miami has been renewed with a promise to have more harmony throughout the show. The reality show, everyone loves to hate, but can’t stop looking at, has been giving the green light for another season.

In an attempt to quiet the flames, Shed Media along with VH1 released statements assuring fans that the quality of the program would be more “balanced.”

“Shed Media US is fully committed to telling the compelling stories of the Basketball Wives in a balanced way. Our producing partner Shaunie O’Neal feels strongly about this, and we fully agree with this stance. We support her as she encourages the cast members to work out issues in a non-violent fashion. We look forward to working with her and the rest of the cast on conveying more balance in the next season,” Shed Media statement read.

“Our viewers’ opinions always matter a great deal to us at VH1. Lately, there has been a lot of conversation about Basketball Wives, a series featuring strong, intelligent women with very passionate viewpoints, which can sometimes escalate.

We at VH1 agree with and support Shaunie and the show producers’ “no excessive physical confrontations” policy on the series moving forward. We are all committed to balancing the candid, bold excitement that the viewers have come to love in the series with storylines and representations they can be proud of. Shaunie has been a strong advocate for a more balanced approach to the show and we, along with our producing partners at Shed Media, are all in agreement about moving forward with that goal.”

The news comes just as the ladies, minus Tami Roman, found enough self-restraint within them to be in one room together to tape the mandatory reunion show.

So, does Tami’s no-show mean she’s out? Not sure, but she has posted cryptic tweets suggesting she will not be back for the better-behaved version of BBW.

@CallMeCASH_ I actually hope they do well next season-I wish all the BBW’s the best of luck,” tweeted Tami in response to an angry follower.

Speaking of reunion show, all the women looked like they wouldn’t swat a fly. Jennifer Williams was a knockout in a rose-color Valentino gown with Chanel pearls and side-swooped hair. Her nemesis, Evelyn Lozada looked casual chic in a high-slit teal skirt, with a midriff bearing black top and a high bun. Catch the rest of the ladies look below.

Are you planning to watch next season? What about the reunion show?

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MY House Is Not YOUR Home: Tameka Foster Is Scared That Usher Is Going To Sell Their Crib And Leave Her Homeless

(bossip.com) You ain’t got to go home, but you got to get the hell outta here!

Tameka Foster Fears Becoming Homeless If Usher Raymond Sells House

According to TMZ reports:

Usher’s ex-wife Tameka Foster will be out on the street in less than 60 days — if Usher wants it that way, and she’s totally freaked out.
Sources tell us, the couple — who’s trying to settle a nasty custody dispute — is deadlocked in mediation, and the biggest bone of contention is Usher’s Georgia mansion.
Tameka’s currently living there — but under the divorce settlement Usher can sell the property whenever he wants … as long as he gives her a 60-day heads up.
We’re told Tameka fears Usher is going to pull the trigger — leaving her buried in legal debt with no place to live — so she’s asking him for a permanent home for her and Usher’s kids.
Usher’s response … no way, no how. He says he’s already paid her enough.
And that’s why judges are in business. The trial continues later this month.

Why is Tameka worried about Usher buying her a house?! Doesn’t she have ANY of her own money to get a place??? SMDH

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Album Review: Ryan Shaw | Real Love

(reviews.theurbanmusicscene.com)When he started singing in the church choir at the age of 5, Ryan Shaw may not have understood the full potential of the seed he was sowing.  The Decatur, Georgia native did not listen to secular music growing up so his influences were all deeply rooted in Gospel.  In 1998 when the seed was budding, Shaw joined the cast of Tyler Perry’s stage play ‘I Know I Have Been Changed’.  His journey after that is a combination of hard work and divine connections. Now the seed has blossomed into a two-time Grammy nominated singer that can undoubtedly engrave his name next to great soul singers like Raphael Saadiq, Lenny Kravitz, Anthony Hamilton and even Sam Cooke.

In 2008, Ryan Shaw released his debut album This Is Ryan Shaw winning him accolades and earning him a Grammy nomination in the category Best Traditional R&B Vocal Performance for the song “I Am Your Man.”  Now after hard work alongside his production team that comprises of producer/musician/songwriter Jimmy Bralower (his credits include Peter Gabriel, Madonna, and Cyndi Lauper among others) and music veteran Johnny Gale (Ronnie Spector), Shaw is releasing his anticipated sophomore album, Real Love.

The twelve-track album explores different faucets of love - from one faucet pours the spiritual kind of love, from the other an emotional kind with personal convictions.  They all blend to capture the sultry and energizing voice of Shaw.

 The album begins with the track “Real Love,” an up-tempo song that introduces us to his definition of real love.  Next is a song with a gospel feel “Karina” with a sound that fits the `70s soul time capsule. The fourth track, “You Don’t Know Nothing About Love,” is one of the most ‘hauntingly beautiful’ songs of the album.  Shaw’s voice in this rendition of the Jerry Ragovoy song is chilling.  He sings it with enough passion and energy yet never loses his composure. While many artists have covered the Beatles’ song “Yesterday,” Shaw has made it his own and still manages to keep the emotion and memory of the beautiful original. Other soulful numbers with a modern flare are “The Wrong Man” which, as the title suggests, is about loving a woman who is in the arms of the wrong man, and “Gone Gone Gone” in which he expresses regret for not putting a ring on the finger of a woman that was worth keeping.

Somewhere in the last two decades, songs stopped having substance and the lyrics were no longer engaging.  The majority of listeners could hear what artists were singing but they could not relate.  Now there are artists who are rededicating their art to the essence of music where it is not about how many albums they will sell but about lyrics – the sincere art that can only be sung from living or looking through the eyes of other people.  This is Ryan Shaw for you.

Real Love is a good album.  You will love his voice, you will love the soul, and you will not be ashamed to pass it along to generations before or after you.

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Martin Lawrence Pilot Not Picked Up By CBS: Report

(huffingtonpost.com) Bad news for fans of Martin Lawrence waiting on the comedian's TV return: CBS has decided to pass on an untitled pilot Lawrence was developing for the network, Deadline reports.

The network had ordered a pilot of Lawrence's project, a comedy about a single-dad, who at 46, loses his construction job and embarks on a new career as a police offer, in February. Former "Wonder Years" star Fred Savage had signed on to direct.

The comedy would have marked Lawrence's return to TV after the popular sitcom "Martin," which aired for 5 seasons in the mid-'90s on Fox.

CBS has yet to confirm its other pilot pickup decisions. The network did renew its hit comedy "Two And A Half Men" for a 10th season on Saturday. Stay tuned for more news about the network's slate of new shows as it develops.

For more on the CBS pilot scramble, head over to Deadline.

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El Debarge Says 50 Cent and Babyface Saved Him from Relapse

(singersroom.com) El Debarge is famous for eighties hits such as “I Like It” and “All This Love.” Unfortunately, what’s equally famous is the singer’s drug addiction and numerous arrests for various drug-related charges. The 50-year-old music veteran made a comeback in 2010 with the album 'Second Chance,' and was nominated for two Grammy’s, but shortly after, news surfaced that Debarge entered rehab yet again just days before kicking off his tour. Little did fans know that rapper 50 Cent and R&B entrepreneur Babyface had been the ones to lend a helping hand to the troubled star. In a recent radio interview with Atlanta’s V103 radio station, Debarge candidly tells of their intervention.

He explains, “I started getting these thoughts, and I called 50 cent up, and I said, ‘You gotta help me…I’m already on my way to doing something wrong.’ So 50 came like five cars deep, picked me up right from where I was, got me outta there, they met up with Babyface, they took me into Interscope, we all had a meeting, and they said, ‘Man why don’t you just go to rehab.’”

He reassures he never physically went back to the narcotics, but that the relapse was in his mind, saying, “You have to get your mind right, and you have to have the tools to that you need to stay in recovery.”

DeBarge also spoke about how he saw Whitney Houston a few days before her untimely passing, and briefly planned on working together. “She said ‘I need you, I wanna finish my album, I want you to sing with me…’ I was just happy that she embraced me like that, and I wanted to do something, but the next thing I know, she was gone,” he adds.

Hopefully that meeting with Whitney Houston shortly before her passing will help him as a reminder to stay on the right track.

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Sex Tape We’re Not Sure We Want To See: Tyson Comparing Himself To Tyrese

(madamenoire.com) So rumor has it there’s a sex tape being shopped around featuring former model Tyson Beckford, and though his body might have you asking, where can I get a copy? Details about the film sound like the visual may not be as pleasurable for viewers as it was for him.

TMZ has gotten word that someone is trying to sell a 45-minute tape of Mr. Beckford pleasuring himself during a recent Internet video chat with a female model. For the sake of his relationship, that model better be his current girlfriend—you know, the one he “made”—although it wouldn’t make sense for her to sell the tape unless she’s blackmailing him. There’s also the possibility that they broke up since he’s slated to appear on a new celebrity dating show coming this summer, which actually makes her sound like a pretty likely culprit here.

But anyway, there appears to be an interesting soundtrack to this little pleasure fest, mostly Tyson giving lip service about some of the movies he’s appeared in, comments about some of his past co-stars, and best of all, the revelation of one his biggest pet peeves—being compared to Tyrese Gibson. All I have to say is if these are the things this man chooses to talk about while getting off, he’s even more full of himself than I thought.

What’s even more weird is that Tyrese decided to big up Tyson on Twitter once he heard the news. He tweeted:

“What folks don’t know is that Tyson opened the door for me to model…!!
“@TysonCBeckford lol… I’ve pulled a few of your fans who thought I was YOU..!! They were too bad to let them go!! Lol!!!!”

Am I the only one who thinks imposter smashing is lame—on top of saluting someone who doesn’t want to be compared to you? I see why people confuse these two goofballs.

Are you interested in Tyson’s home movie or are you over him?

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Kerry Washington Gets To Keep Her Plum Job: ABC Renews Scandal

(madamenoire.com) Kerry Washington did her thing on the first season of ABC’s “Scandal” so much so that the series has already been renewed for a second season.

The official word has been set out now, along with news of other shows the network is picking up, but series creator Shonda Rhimes already spread the word early on twitter. She tweeted:

“Am super proud to say that @ScandalABC has been picked for a 2nd season!!! Am doing a little dance of joy.”

The drama set right in the heart of our nation’s political scene of DC premiered with 7.3 million viewers and has performed well for the network ever since. Based on the life of crisis management “fixer” Judy Smith, the series was a groundbreaking triumph for African American actors, as the show is the first network TV drama with a black female lead character since 1974. With viewership like this, it might have a run as long as Shonda’s other ABC baby, “Grey’s Anatomy.” Here’s to making that happen!
Have you been watching “Scandal” on Thursdays?

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Beyoncé Pens Mother's Day Letter to Tina Knowles

(essence.com) This weekend, Beyoncé wrote a heartfelt letter to her mom, Miss Tina, in honor of Mother's Day. In the handwritten letter, Beyoncé shares fond memories of her mom singing to her as a child, which she says inspired her to become the singing sensation that she is today. "You are the first voice that ever sang to me," Beyoncé wrote. "Everything I am is because of you." Beyoncé, who celebrated her first Mother's Day with baby Blue Ivy, wrote "now that I'm a mother, I truly realize all the sacrifices you made for us." Miss Tina, who's always been by her side, collaborated with Beyoncé on House of Dereon and many of Beyonce's past stage costumes. The love between this mother-daughter duo glows just as Beyoncé's love for her own daughter shines through. "The best thing about having a daughter is having a true legacy," said Beyoncé to PEOPLE after being named "World's Most Beautiful Woman." "My love for you goes beyond what I can say," she wrote to her mother in closing. We hope to see their relationship continue to grow and blossom.

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INTERVIEW FAB: Alicia Keys DISHES On "Experimental SEX" & Her Fave Position With Swizz Beatz & More

(theybf.com) Alicia Keys recently sat for a revealing interview with British import Amanda de Cadenet for "The Conversation." Get the deets on her views about natural childbirth, breastfeeding and trying new things in bed inside.... On "The Conversation," executive produced by Demi Moore and hosted by Amanda de Cadenet, Alicia Keys spoke candidly about giving birth to Egypt naturally, sex, her body image and a host of other intimate subjects. Here are the highlights: On her body image Well, I think that we as females are like the most beautiful, gorgeous creatures on the world and I think that we’re gorgeous no matter what size that we are. In fact, I personally think that we are more beautiful when we are a bit thicker, bigger and more robust. I just think it’s gorgeous. Even seeing older sculptures from past centuries and you see the women very thick and very beautiful and I personally, think it’s really, really gorgeous. I’m grateful that I actually feel like that because I think that a lot of us feel as though we have to be some little, tiny size in order to be beautiful. It’s like, we’re beautiful not because of what size we are, we’re beautiful because of how your mind works and you’re beautiful because you have this gorgeous heart and that comes from way more than you fitting in some size two dress. And we’re beautiful because of all these things that come up and tumble out of us and that’s beautiful because I just always feel like I love being a woman. I really love it. Then there’s the other side of being body consciousness, age consciousness, which I think is another one ridiculously pressed upon women, whereas men can become old, refined and gray and they are suddenly so handsome. But a woman becomes gray and she’s old and that’s so not true. What I’ve noticed is that I find almost an obsession with older women because there’s like a confidence level there I really look forward to achieving. On how her body has changed after she had her son I think that it’s changed in so many ways. I was thinking about this the other day; we were just saying that your body does things that it would have never done before. It’s a miracle and incredible; bones and structures of your body move to new places! It’s like how? Then I also breastfed; I don’t know if it’s a total myth but when you breast feed you kind of lose weight quicker. On breastfeeding I loved it. Well, there were a couple of things no one told you. I took this whole class too which I thought was really good because I think a lot of people think you’re just supposed to have this natural instinct that’s suppose to happen out of thin air. There’s a technique to learn and if you don’t know it, it’s not your fault. I was glad I did that because I felt kind of prepared a little bit. The whole engorgement thing, no one mentioned that part. I remember I was in the bed and I couldn’t move because it hurts and there is no way around it. I delivered naturally and I kept asking myself, “What is wrong with you”? You spent hours and hours in labor and delivered naturally but you can’t take some [milk coming in.] They skipped that part; they didn’t tell me about that one. On how she chose her son’s name Egypt Well, Egypt was a really big important trip for me in my life. It came at a certain point where I had been working just endlessly and I really had no idea what it was to take a true vacation and it came to a place where I just really needed it or be on the verge of a break down. So when I went, it was such an uplifting, eye opening, historic, powerful and re-genitive experience that I hold a very fond place for Egypt. So when it came to naming our baby, I fell in love with it, we both loved it and decided like months before he was born. On her decision to go to Egypt alone At that time I just wanted to get away so badly that I was excited to be by myself. I think it’s something important because I think when you go places with people, you’re concerned about if they are having a good time or do they like the food I like or are they happy with this restaurant? I would read my book in the little café that I went and the guy would come up to me and be like, “Are you waiting for someone?” and I’m like, “No, we’re here.” It was really liberating. On her favorite position [random question] Any and all sex positions. I happen to be a traditional kind of girl. I’m also experimental; we can have fun. What would you tell your 14-year-old self? Reel it in. Come back. Don’t go so fast. Honestly, you don’t want to get there that fast. You think you want to get there that fast; you do, we all do but you don’t because once you’re there you’re like, “Damn, now I got to be here and I can’t be back here.” Interesting show indeed.....no mad at being extra open with your husband. *snaps* Watch Alicia spit wisdom about finances & sex positions here:

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