Cynthia Nixon did it. Lindsay Lohan's doing it. TV shows are based on it. Is it our imaginations, or are wives and girlfriends ditching their men and falling in love with other women? New science says that sexuality is more fluid than we thought. Lately, a new kind of sisterly love seems to be in the air. In the past few years, Sex and the City's Cynthia Nixon left a boyfriend after a decade and a half and started dating a woman (and talked openly about it). Actress Lindsay Lohan and DJ Samantha Ronson flaunted their relationship from New York to Dubai. Katy Perry's song "I Kissed a Girl" topped the charts. The L Word, Work Out, and Top Chef are featuring gay women on TV, and there's even talk of a lesbian reality show in the works. Certainly nothing is new about women having sex with women, but we've arrived at a moment in the popular culture when it all suddenly seems almost fashionable — or at least, acceptable. Statistics on how many women have traded ...

10 0-974-5486-2-6 Diandra Pierce pulled her husband to her and traced his lips with her tongue all the while savoring the feel of his lips on hers and her love for him shining from the depths of her soul. After all, what women wouldn’t shine when they have just married the man of their dreams at the hottest, most ghetto-fabulous wedding EVER! When the limo came to a stop they frantically tried to fix their clothes before the driver opened the door. Slightly disheveled Diandra exits the car when something to the right; caught her eye causing the blood to drain from her face. What was he doing at her reception? Why after the wedding of her dreams did his presence stand to make her reception the nightmare of her life? Saundra E. Harris’ best selling and awarding winning debut novel THE PARTY introduced you to five women whose partying spirit and drama filled lives only solidified their inseparable bond. But it’s a new year and the girls are finally doing the right thing….or are they? A...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: SassyScribe Media Entertainment P.O. Box 232 Pasadena, MD 21123 sassyscribemediaent@yahoo.com Celeb Reality Star Abiola Abrams of VH1’s Tough Love March 23, 2009, (Baltimore, MD): Sassy and Dlyte sit down with VH1’s Tough Love celebreality star Abiola Abrams! Tune in Thursday, March 26, 2009, at 9:00pm EST / 6:00 PM PST on www.blogtalkradio.com/sassyentertainment and call in to share your thoughts to 646.716.7414. “Abiola Abrams is one of the women vying for love on the new Drew Barrymore produced VH1 show Tough Love, a spin-off of He’s Just Not That Into You. Find Abiola's blog, celeb interview videos and more at http://www.planetabiola.com/ .” “WSER Sassy Entertainment Radio™” is a hypnotically engaging interactive radio show streaming live each and every Thursday on your Internet airwaves at 9:00pm EST/6:00pm PST. Saundra E. Harris, an Award winning author, turned talk show host aptly called “SassyScribe”, and Dlyte dishes a saucy discussion designed to b...

Abiola Abrams is a TV host, art filmmaker, and author. She is a first generation Guyanese-American who was raised in New York City. She is currently the host of The Best Shorts, BET's indie film showcase (Black Entertainment Television). Abiola has also appeared on My Two Cents, a panel-style show also on her network's BET J, formerly BET Jazz. She has hosted or co-hosted such shows as the syndicated The Source: All Access, Source Magazine's hip hop show, and HBO's Chat Zone. Her edgy and controversial art films and plays have been shown and performed in galleries, festivals, theaters and museums worldwide, and she was named a Fun, Fearless, Female by Cosmopolitan Magazine as a result. Abiola is the founder of The Goddess Factory, an inspirational movement to motivate and empower primarily women, but people of all backgrounds, emotionally, politically and sexually. Her writing is featured in playwright/ activist Eve Ensler's current anthology A Memory, A Monologue a...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: SassyScribe Media Entertainment P.O. Box 232 Pasadena, MD 21123 sassyscribemediaent@yahoo.com The ABC’s of STD’s: When Does the Condom Come Off? March 4, 2009, (Baltimore, MD): Sassy and Dlyte discuss this controversial topic of when to remove a condom. Is it 6 months after marriage, one year after or is it ten years after your first negative HIV/AID’s test? Why the cases of African American’s are higher than other races, and why are African American women contracting various STD’s, is it due to unsafe sexual practices or is it rampant promiscuity? Tune in Thursday, March 5, 2009, at 9:00pm EST / 6:00 PM PST on www.blogtalkradio.com/sassyentertainment and call in to share your thoughts to 646.716.7414. “The percentage of African-American cases has been increased over time. Of all AIDS cases diagnosed in 1985, 49% were African-American. By 1996, this proportion was 83%. In 2007, the proportion of all AIDS cases that were African-American was 82%, and of HIV cases...

In light of the recent events between Rihanna and Chris Brown, I felt this needs to be discussed. Allegedly Chris contracted herpes from Rihanna and this is the reason his camp gave for his physical abuse towards her... I am not saying that what he did was right, because I do not advocate a man hitting a woman, however, if I were in his shoes, I would be upset as well, and most likely physically violent..afterall, herpes is something you live with forever. Maybe she is the only woman he has been with, who knows, or maybe one of his groupies gave it to him...not sure, but because of this and the fact that OUR community has the highest rates of STD's and HIV/AIDS cases... There are still supposedly grown men and women who are still in this "he/she looks clean" type of thing, as if their eyes can scan their bodies like Superman with the infared powers and see diseased cells within a person's body...NOT! So does the condom come off after 3 months, 6 months, a year...after...