AfterElton Briefs: Walking All Over NPH, Christopher Sieber Dons Drag, "Torchwood" Globetrots, and More!

Plus Livestreaming the NewNowNextAwards, bonus footage from the season premiere of Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List, and Roger Ebert outs Ken.

They're stars! They're magic in the night!

• The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce has announced the list of celebrities who will receive stars on the Walk of Fame next year, and it includes both Neil Patrick Harris and Melissa Etheridge. Others include The Go-Go's, Tina Fey, Oprah, and The Muppets (which will surely make Ed happy.) Chances are Miss Piggy will insist on enshrining her hooves in the cement.

• The out and multi-talented Christopher Sieber will don the drag of Edna Turnblad when Hairspray comes to the Cape Playhouse in Dennis, MA this summer.

• The Spurf™ has spoilers on Torchwood, True Blood and Spartacus. Ed mentioned the other day that I would be ecstatic over the True Blood news, and he was right! Yeah!

• I'm a horrible person. Just terrible. After all the hype (much of it by me), after all of the plugs and anticipation ... I missed the season premiere of Kathy Griffin: My Life on the D-List Tuesday. If you want to shun me, I understand. I deserve it. But if you did see the show, I have a tidbit you missed - a bonus clip of Miss Kathy trying to get the writer of her atrocious Law & Order: SVU episode to give her more Emmy-bait.

• Outtake has an audio interview with director Reed Cowan about the just-released documentary 8: The Mormon Proposition.

• Last night's premiere of TV Land's Hot in Cleveland was the most watched show in the channel's history. It'll be interesting to see how it holds up next week. The pilot was ... well, I'm sure it'll improve.

• Just a reminder that the NewNowNext Awards will air tonight on Logo at 10PM EST. Don't have the Logo channel in your cable lineup? Not to worry. We'll be livestreaming the show right here on AfterElton.com starting at 9:30pm EST!

• Roger Ebert has reviewed Toy Story 3 and includes the line "If you ask me, Barbie is anorexic, and Ken is gay, but nobody in the movie knows this, so I'm just sayin'." We'll have our own review of the film tomorrow, and give you our take on the "is Ken gay?" conjecture.

• Finally, for those of you disappointed in President Obama's address to the nation, Rachel Maddow has the do-over. I generally hate remakes, but in this case I'll make an exception.

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