Morning Meme: Casting "He-Man," Mark-Paul Gosselaar's Wardrobe Malfunction, and Jason Moore Directing "Pitch Perfect"

Tim Tebow got a glowing profile from the Washington Post, in which the writer seemed to almost find him childlike for an NFL player. Oddly, or perhaps not, he answered all sorts of personal questions about his faith, dating, growing up, that he's saving himself for marriage, but when asked his views on marriage equality, his publicist interrupted the conversation and refused to let him answer.

While I'm writing this, the Village Voice staff is still negotiating their new contract. But by the time you read it, they may have gone on strike to protest wage and benefit cuts. Is Michael Musto actually a union member?

Unlikely Friendships is an unlikely success story. But the images will turn that frown upside down!

Judging by all these reviews, critics are having a very hard time saying something nice about Michael Bay's Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon. But they sure are trying.

Timo Descamps is the newly named Belgian Gay Icon according to the Pride celebration. Looking at him in that bathtub, I can see why the triple threat is an icon! Also: I like the idea of making gay men our icons, instead of just gutsy women.

Since we're looking at Timo in the bath, scientists think they've figured out why we prune up if we spent too long in the tub.

In a case that may set precedent, the United States has dismissed deportation proceedings against Henry Velandia, who married Josh Vandiver in Connecticut. Thanks to DOMA, the United States didn't recognize the marriage for purposes of immigration, but word came down that the United States would no longer pursue the case.

Is it easier to come out as gay (and gay press) at a NASCAR race than it is to come out as a NASCAR fan in a gay bar? Probably.

New in the world of entirely foreseeable consequences, Ohio now has a law permitting people to carry concealed weapons to bars and other places alcohol is served. Even Texas is in awe.

Avenue Q's Jason Moore will direct the big screen musical comedy based on Pitch Perfect: The Quest for Collegiate A Cappella Glory.

Thor 2 is happening, but without Kenneth Branagh. The mighty codpiece will return.

Starz has canceled Camelot. I'm not surprised – I have Starz and never watched. And I don't regret that choice.

Folks, It's over, Glenn Beck is done invading our television sets every day.

Rahm Emmanuel has come out in favor of Illinois stepping up to marriage equality, but he won't comment on his former boss.

The Army has banned those fancy running shoes with the individual toes, basically because they seem to think it makes the soldiers look silly. Or that looking silly is a bad thing. But the guidance – I'd forgotten how the military writes things out: "This message modifies the existing wear policy for the (IPFU). There are a variety of minimalist running shoes available for purchase and wear. Effective immediately, only those shoes that accommodate all five toes in one compartment are authorized for wear. Those shoes that feature five separate, individual compartments for the toes, detract from a professional military image and are prohibited for wear with the IPFU or when conducting physical training in military formation."

A New Zealand pub is having great success selling patrons shots – of horse semen.  The shots got for £12 and are particularly popular with the female clientel.

A Sony VP dropped a bombshell that they almost have a script done for a new live-action version of He-Man: Masters of the Universe. Fantasy casting in the comments for He-Man, Prince Adam, and Skeletor, plus anyone else you want to take on. I'm going with Liam Hemsworth for Prince Adam, his big brother Chris for He-Man.