AfterElton Briefs: Will Phillips Chats with Nate Berkus, NPH Loves That New Baby Smell, and More!

• Michael Musto has released his annual Year in Review, and decided to don the guises of noteworthy 2010 celebs, including Justin Beiber, Mel Gibson, and as you can see above, Lady Gaga. Although truth be told I think he looks more like Sylvia Miles on her way to the corner store.

• The first preliminary reviews of Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark are in, and the news is not good.

• Below you can see Nate Berkus talk with AE favorite Will Phillips about his advocacy, and as usual, Will shows himself to be mature far beyond his years.

• Popeater has the 2010 celebrity death roll call.

• Below you can see out professional wrestler Tommy "The Spider Baby" Saturday and his "It Gets Better" video. Twinky McTwinkerson!

• Neil Patrick Harris talks to People about the changes he and David Burtka have had to make since welcoming their twin bundles of joy. One good thing: "We can use them as an excuse to get out of almost anything."

• Stay classy, New York Post.

• Below you can see Alan Cumming, Ari Gold, and many others talk about The Ali Forney Center, and how crucial it is in helping support homeless LGBT youth. Unfortunately, the upcoming NYC mayoral cuts will cause a major reduction in the government funding for the day centers and outreach programs, and tax-deductible donations are needed.

• Below you can see a behind-the-scenes look at the signing of the DADT repeal. It's bittersweet, though. The actual signing is thrilling and historic, of course, but we also see outgoing Congressman Patrick Murphy, who worked tirelessly for repeal, only to lose his reelection bid. For what it's worth, thank you Mr. Murphy.

• And finally, as promised here's the second preview clip from the upcoming SyFy classic Mega-Python Vs. Gatoroid. This one is called "Oh No!," and is just filled with tension. And how 'bout that ironic ending?

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