We always have great guests on Rainmaker FM, and this week is no exception …

This week’s Rainmaker Rewind features an interview on The Writer Files with advice columnist and author Heather Havrilesky who chats about her writing process as well as the many hats she’s worn over the last 20 years.

Plus, I’ve included my favorite Copyblogger post from the last week and eight more must-read articles for you.

Ailee and Eunji, both of whom are known to possess power vocals, went head to head on the February 23 broadcast of 'Finding Sugar Man.' 

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Ailee, who was teamed up with Yoo Jae Suk, sang a reinterpreted version of Jung Il Young's original ballad track "Prayer." The piece was spiced up with hints of British rock, and Ailee's voice was the perfect complement to the guitar and piano. 

Meanwhile, Eunji was teamed up with Kim Je Dong and sang K2's "To Her Lover," which was originally a ballad track and had orchestral instruments added to it for a dramatic effect. 

It was neck and neck, but in the end, Eunji took more audience votes, having moved the hearts of those in their twenties and forties. 

Check out the performance clips and let us know whose vocals you think were better! 

Khloe Kardashian is sticking by the vows she took the day she said "I Do."

While she has been separated from her former husband, Lamar Odom since filing for divorce in 2013, the 31-year-old has remained fiercely by his side since the day he went unconscious from a drug overdose and was rushed to the hospital in October 2015.

"I was told when I did go to the hospital that he had four hours to live and make your peace with this and I was not going to accept that answer," she told the hosts of The Talk. "This is not the way this man is going to go out."

Since that day, Kardashian stayed devotedly by his side, calling off their divorce and even arranging flights for Odom's children to visit him in the hospital in Las Vegas. Nearly five months after intense hospitalization and subsequent private rehabilitation, the former NBA athlete finally made his first official public appearance at Kanye West's New York Fashion Week season debut—a move that made Kardashian feel a bit on edge. 

"He wanted to go to Kanye's show so badly. I had so many reservations. I was so nervous," she revealed on the show. "I was just so protective. I'm still so protective."

Despite her concerns, Odom's first public steps went off without a hitch. "He walked in on his own with Kanye and he went to Madison Square Garden where he used to play," she gushed. "It was so just impactful. It was beautiful."

As a visible caretaker to the athlete, many have speculated that the former pair has resumed romantically, but Kardashian asserts they've just taken on a different kind of love.  

"We're not back together. We're not at all. I love him with every fiber of my being…but we were married and I shared that union with him," she explained. "I didn't want for our divorce to happen, but it happened for many reasons and that doesn't mean I just forget about this person."

She hasn't forgotten about Odom, nor has she forgotten about the solemn promises she made the day she married him in 2009. 

"I still believe in my vows of being there for him," she admitted. "I know it's confusing. it's very confusing. It's not a romantic place. It's coming from a place of real care and concern and love."

Anyone who can't wrap their minds around the concept is—for Kardashian—far too restricted. 

"I don't think love just because we're not romantically involved means I can't care about someone," she said. "I find that so simple-minded."

SHINee's Jonghyun showed strong support and love for his fellow member Taemin and his solo album.

On February 22, Jonghyun updated several tweets referring to Taemin. His tweet full of love reads, "My son! Good luck on this new start~~ ^^~* Lee Taemin fighting ♡ My Son fighting ♡ First album fighitng ♡ Go big my son ♡"

Another tweet was added shortly as it said, "His dance was so powerful.. I was worried that my son's legs were going to get broken~~^^~~* I shed a bit of tears as I was saw him dictating the stage like a pro~ ☆ My Taemin is all grown ♡."

Lastly, Jonghyun made a clarification to his fans as he tweeted, "Everyone, we have to accept what needs to be accepted. I was Taemin mom from our trainee days. Even if you guys were fast, probably 3 years after me. The very frist Taemin mom was me. - From 11 years Taemin mom Jonghyun with pride-"

Jonghyun sure did showed overflowing love and support as the first Taemin mom! 

"There have been big parties for little people and small losses with great lessons… and we even had a romantic night filled with more love for each other than we even thought was possible," Rory wrote on ThisLifeILive.com. But mostly, this has been a week filled with thankfulness.

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It's a bittersweet time for the couple, with Joey in full-time hospice care after battling cervical cancer since 2014. Having neither expected the nomination nor knowing if they would get to see the results together, Rory explained that the year's more important gift was that of perspective.

"I've said before that just being nominated is enough," he wrote. "But after having more time to think about it… that's not actually true. Instead, I would say that just being able to wake up and look into the eyes of the people we care about and tell them that we love them is enough. Everything else is just icing on the cake."

The couple even joked about how there was "always next year."

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To celebrate Valentine's Day, Rory wrote, the two enjoyed a takeout spread of sushi, one of Joey's favorite foods. Despite having little appetite in the preceding weeks, Joey "had the greatest time," donning makeup and a nice shirt for the occasion — along with a corsage that had been sent in the mail. "I hadn't even seen a corsage since my senior prom," wrote Rory, who wore a matching boutonniere.

The most special part of the evening? An unexpected cuddle, when Joey asked Rory to "lay down with me and put your arms around me" after the meal. The two hadn't shared a similar moment since Rory entered hospice care in November. "For one sweet half-an-hour … that changed on Valentines day," Rory wrote.

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But perhaps the week's greatest victory came with daughter Indiana's second birthday, another event the couple didn't know if they'd experience together.

"We made it," Joey told her husband, crying. "We made it."

The family decorated the room where Joey is staying so the whole family could celebrate together … and Indiana celebrated hard when it came time for cake.

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"Thank you Lord that we were able to all be together for this special day, for this special week," Rory wrote.

Thank you, thank you, thank you."