Low Down Diss on E-Online’s Morning Piss

When I first singed up for a Twitter account, I decided to follow various news outlets to get updates on current events. One of the sites that I began to follow was E-Online. I rarely take the opportunity to read every Twitter post that I receive, but I happened to read one post from E-Online the day that everyone decided to do a live coverage of Michael Jackson’s memorial. Well, there is a segment on E-Online entitled The Morning Piss written by Ted Casablanca. On this particular post, Ted decided to go after Diana Ross because she did not attend Jackson’s memorial service. I say who cares if she did not attend the memorial service. Diana has her reason whether they were good intentions or bad ones. Access Hollywood (my wife watches this show not me) played a clip of Quincy Jones saying the he would not attend  the memorial service because he could not bare to attend a memorial service of another one of his dear friends. This is understandable. I have lost some good friends whose funerals I decided not to attend because I had gone to too many in one year. Can you imagine burying three loved ones in lest that 1.5 years? Sometimes one just has to take an emotional break. Now Ted may know a lot of inside news on Diana, but just mind your business. I wonder how people would feel if someone had a popular blog and just speculated about everything that they did and wrote about it? She is not obligated to attend the ceremonies. Michael met a great deal of stars over his 40 year music career. Did all of them attend? Why not? Did Ted mention that both of Michael’s ex-wives were missing from the guests who attended list? Why didn’t he slander them on Morning Piss?  They must have had a reason that was suitable for him to leave alone in his rants. Celebrity gossip is lucrative business. For once I wish that a group of celebrities would turn the tables, get some video and camera equipment and give some of these people the same treatment that they dish out so that they can see how it feels on the other side of the fence.