Morning Meme: Prince Harry Heads To Sin City, New Madonna In the Spring, and Happy Birthday Freddie Mercury

Look out Las Vegas, Prince Harry is heading your way! The royal party boy will be taking some helicopter training just outside Sin City for twelve weeks, and will have a 48 hour pass to party at one point. I'd recommend stocking up on supplies soon, because it's going to be epic.

A 24-year-old American has died of a toothache because he didn't have health insurance. What is wrong with this country?

When CBS brings The Talk back this fall, it will be without Holly Robinson Peete, who has been officially let go. But they'll be adding conservative comic Sheryl Underwood. The entire phrase "conservative comic" fills me with dread, and I don't know anything about her.

Madonna is set to release a new album in the spring of 2012, but says that we can expect the first single from the album in February or March.

As we approach the 10th anniversary of 9/11, we get reminded of the things big and small that caused the world to come together in the aftermath of that particular tragedy. I'd completely forgotten that Boardwalk Empire's Steve Buscemi, a former firefighter, had quietly returned to his profession, without a camera crew, and helped search the rubble for weeks.

This article, perhaps unfairly, takes a look at the least philanthropic billionaire, Steve Jobs. With such a sterling reputation, it's stunning that his name isn't on a hospital somewhere, and that Apple doesn't publicly donate to any causes. Well, Apple donated publicly to one cause – stopping Prop 8. Now excuse me, I need to go upgrade my iPad.

Tyler Shields is backing down on his photospread of Glee's Heather Morris with a black eye, saying he never meant to glamorize domestic violence. He's planning on auctioning a print of one of the images and giving the entire amount to a domestic violence charity. Bids start at $100,000.

It seems Focus on the Family has spent too much money on bigotry and is now in desperate need of cash. Which I'm sure they'll get from somewhere.

You can now purchase your tickets (or booth space) for Bent Con in Los Angeles in December, and be around all the queer geeks your heart desires.

California has passed Seth's Law, named after Seth Walsh, a 13-year-old boy who committed suicide after enduring horrific bullying at school. The new law is one of the toughest in the nation to protect kids from each other and provide sources to make schools safer, more welcoming spaces. How long until the bigots try and get a repeal vote on the ballot like they did with Prop 8 and are attempting with SB48?

Evidently the old adage of "opposites attract" is true, but only when you're under stress. Otherwise, you tend to be attracted to people who look a lot like you. But the methodology that NASA employed was fairly clever.