Morning Meme: Adam Lambert Under New Management, Esurance Endows The Trevor Project and Elvira's Beauty Tips

While I'm writing this, London is burning. I'm without words, as landmark buildings, double-decker buses, and theaters go up in flames. I just don't know what to say.

Of course, we had already seen pictures from the set, but it's still very cool to see a list of guest stars for the new season of Sesame Street. I see out ginger Jesse Tyler Ferguson listed, and I'm so glad his relationship with Justin Mikita didn't suffer any lasting harm once Elmo got handsy.

Esurance, the direct-to-consumer car insurance company has just donated $50,000 to The Trevor Project based on new "Likes" on their Facebook page.

Rod 2.0 brings us the happy news that murder music king Buju Banton has been transferred from jail to federal prison following his conviction on drug charges.

Masterpiece Theater has announced plans for a prequel to Inspector Morse.

Jon Huntsman, who is the single most reasonable sounding Republican candidate in the race, has refused to sign the National Organization for Marriage's hate pledge against equality.

It seems that life still isn't perfect for Sofia Vergara – she can't find a bra that fits well. I wonder why?

Adam Lambert has replaced 19 Entertainment as his management, though he's still signed to them musically. It's probably a good move, getting some independent representation to defend his interests.

NPR is apologizing, in that weak, we-don't-really-mean-it way, for their completely irresponsible story about reparative therapy, in which they flat out said that the science was in question.

I'm terribly amused by the idea that smugglers in Hong Kong are using zip lines from skyscrapers to import iPads into the city to take advantage of different tax rates. It was all going very James Bond-ian until someone looked up.

Agnes Nixon, the creator of ABC's All My Children, will return to the show in a cameo before it signs off the air next month.

A woman is against her 8-year-old son's new dinosaur toys because dinosaurs weren't in the Bible. I think it's funny, but I really should find it sad. Maybe I'm hoping it's satire?

Bravo's Andy Cohen is planning a memoir about his hugely successful career and coming out in the entertainment industry. I can think of one person he could send a copy to. (Hint, hint.) Plus, he can use unsold copies as booster seats in restaurants!

The King's Speech wasn't a movie I wanted to see, but it's what was showing on United when I flew out to a conference, and I was blown away. Still, I don't know if it needs to be a Broadway show.

In what has to be the least classy thing he's ever done, Arnold Schwarzenegger appeared in a joke shirt made for Maria Shriver's departure from the Governor's Mansion. It was meant to be funny, and said "I Survived Maria 2007-2010." Arnold crossed out the date and made it "1977-2010" the dates of his marriage.

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