A Jew, A Black & A Mexican Discuss Donald Sterling

This is a honest discussion that happened earlier today while we were waiting for Mark Wahlberg. I asked two gentleman that were walking by what they thought about Donald Sterling and the punishment handed down by the NBA. Just in case I have to explain my sarcasm, I'm a big fan of the LA Clippers and I use HUMOR to deal with a very hurtful reality of America.

HIV Big In The News This Week

With the reporting of the first HIV+ man being cured by the help of stem cell research by German doctors, the airing of ESPN Homecoming with Magic Johnson who has had HIV since 1991, as well as December 1st being National AIDS Day, and Patient Zeta, Derrick Burts outing himself, the world and the subworld of the internet has been buzzing about HIV and AIDS. With the hopes of stem cell research "curing" HIV and anti-viral drugs making the disease livable, many young people are naive about catching the disease or getting sexually transmitted diseases. Contrary to some beliefs, there are no "magic" cures. Each individual's resistance to diseases is based on varying factors too numerous to mention. The risks are still real. In the past week since the airing of Derrick Burts press conference, AIM's (The Adult Industry Medical Care facility where porn actors/actresses get tested for STDs) clinic was shut down due to incomplete paperwork and operating without a proper license. So after a decade of being in operation, within a week and after Burts blast of his treatment at AIM, the clinic was closed. Porn stars are going to other clinics for their testing and follow up care. According to their website and other reports, AIM believes the closure is temporary. The battle between Derrick Burts and AIM seems to be having lasting effects. Here is Derrick Burts breaking down at the press conference held at the AIDS Healthcare Foundation while he accuses AIM of abandoning him.

KILLERS KILL on KIMMEL

My favorite Rock Band are THE KILLERS. Obviously my feelings are shared with many who waited in long lines for a chance to see Brandon Flowers, Dave Keuning, Mark Stoermer and Ronnie Vannucci Jr.
The show was full to capacity so fans that were left outside did what they could to see. I saw fans hanging on school fences, atop cars, peaking through little holes in covered fences and straining necks for a glimpse of the band. It was an impressive sight. The KILLERS sounded tight and on point.
I missed getting to shoot them by 5 minutes. I was pissed but shot video of Magic Johnson instead. I'll add that later. KILLERS rocked out 6 songs.
DAY & AGE is the latest album by the band.
One of the best moments of the night is when the audience sang the refrain of "I got soul, but I'm not a soldier!" from their song, "ALL THESE THINGS I'VE DONE". The KILLERS are a GREAT BAND WITH A GREAT FUTURE. I'm sure we will cross paths again.