Morning Meme: Cobra Starship Says "You Make Me Feel," Charlize Theron on Marriage Equality, and Congrats To Rhode Island?

Starz intends to host free screenings of Torchwood: Miracle Day prior to the premier next month. If you're lucky enough to live close enough to a city with a screening.

The FBI briefly invited members of the Westboro Baptist Church to train their operatives on how to remain calm around people who thoroughly enrage you. The program ended abruptly when the higher-ups caught on.

DNA Magazine interviewed The Setup Squad's Jonathan D. Lovitz about his jury duty protest, the show, and somehow got him out of his clothes for the accompanying photo. Warning: link resizes your browser.

Madonna's W.E. will get a release on December 9th in New York and Los Angeles. J. Edgar, by Dustin Lance Black and Clint Eastwood will bow in October, which is much sooner than I was expecting.

Meanwhile, Sony has shelled out major cash for out director Roland Emmerich's new film The Singularity. I can't wait to see how he destroys the world this time. On a side note, can anyone remember a major gay character in any of Emmerich's films?

Rhode Island has passed civil union legislation, which, in an odd twist, both opponents of marriage equality and gay organizations have asked the governor to veto. I have to admit, the religious exemptions in this one scare me. He intends to sign.

Meanwhile, a group plans to put a marriage equality question on the Maine ballot in 2012 in an attempt to overturn the overturning of marriage equality in that state. So far, much of Twitter thinks that's a bad idea.

Joe Rogan will host the relaunched Fear Factor show. Rogan has a pretty rough past with the gay community, so I'm not really looking forward to this.

Dev Patel has been cast in Aaron Sorkin's new HBO pilot More As the Story Develops. No word on who the character is.

Congratulations to Congressman Jared Polis and his partner, who are expecting their third child.

The HRC store was vandalized with pink paint by gay activists who think HRC has gone all big business. And they waited until now to protest?

Steven Tyler and Randy Jackson are locked in for the next season of American Idol. No word yet on JLo.

Todd Reynolds, the NHL agent who tweeted his opposition to marriage equality after Sean Avery made a video in support , has lost a client. Minnesota Wild's Andrew Brunette, about to become a free agent, replaced Reynolds with Don Baizley.

Creative pranksters managed to put up a mock website and get a press release out that the Southern Baptists had repented and changed their mind on homosexuality, apologizing for their past bigotry. It was fairly complete, down to phone lines.

Guillermo del Toro says that ABC likes the treatment he put together for a Hulk television show, and now they're expanding the outline with an eye to series.

So who will you focus on when hunky werewolf Joe Manganiello guest stars on White Collar with Matt Bomer?