Weekend Meme: "Glee" Preview Overload, Patton Oswalt On Gay Marriage, and Betty White's Techno Cheesecake

There are a mountain of Glee clips out there right now, and no one made them embeddable. So it you want the full "We Got the Beat" video, head over to EW to see HeMo and Naya turn it out. If you want to see what's up with Quinn this year, E! has your fix. Deadline, and the notorious Nikki Finke have aligned themselves with Sue Sylvester, who gives a new installment of "Sue's Corner."

I know I'm going to catch a lot of flak for this, but I can't stop laughing at If Celebrities Moved To Oklahoma. Please remember, I live in West Virginia, so I'm totally aware of my glass house.

I'd love to feel some pity over the fact that the anti-gay Focus On the Family is experiencing a budget shortfall this year, and is having to lay off even more staffers, but these people would rather conserve the corporate funds to demonize my life than to provide work for their employees, so I'm just going to sit back and enjoy my evil cackle.

Rosie O'Donnell says that she's a kinder, gentler Rosie again, but she's still banned Piers Morgan from her new show, simply because he banned her friend Madonna from his own show.

The UK has announced plans to study marriage equality beginning in the spring, with an eye on full equality by 2015. This comes after a personal intervention by Prime Minister David Cameron. I'm not entirely sure I understand why it takes until 2015 to make a change, when functionally similar civil unions are already part of the social fabric, but I'm probably oversimplifying.

If you watch Bold and the Beautiful you know that for a soap set in the fashion world, there's a dearth of gay. You also know that the Logan family is really, truly messy, so this probably wouldn't help their reputation. The actress who plays Brooke Logan has a son named Jeremy Skott Snider, who is a new performer for SeanCody.com. It may just run in his blood, as his father was a director for several Playboy films. Heck, if I looked like that, I might have done it at his age.

President Obama is going bold this week, planning to introduce the Buffett Rule. Named after the Oracle of Omaha, it's a plan to raise revenues by insuring that millionaires pay a minimum tax rate. It basically has no chance of making it into law, but it's an interesting political move.

The worlds of Modern Family and Glee are about to collide somewhere other than awards shows. Ryan Murphy has cast Eric Stonestreet as Dylan McDermott's patient in an episode of American Horror Story.

While I prefer our new SnapCaps of shows, you really need to head over to the AV Club's recap of Project Runway, and scroll down to the section on Josh. I'll still be here when you recover.

RuPaul's Drag Race alum Shangela is making an appearance on Community in a drag role as Miss Urbana Champaigne, who creates a viral video with an alternate use of Hawthrone Wipes.

I'll be needing our Brits to fill me in on Postman Pat, which is now headed to the big screen for a feature film.

Here's a rundown of all the celebrity cameos, confirmed, pending and debunked from the upcming movie The Muppets. Frankly, with a list this long I'm surprised there's any room left for the Muppets themselves.

Fred Savage is set to both direct and star in an episode of Happy Endings. We do know he's going to play himself in the show, so it's unlikely he's a love interest for Max, but I do think they'd look great together.

Speaking of guest spots, there's now a picture of Chord Overstreet as a teacher on The Middle. Oddly, he's one of the Glee kids that looked like he could still be in school, but not on this side of the desk. Nice use of cardigan though.

Pat Robertson is under heavy fire from both the left and the right for his remarks on divorcing your wife if she has Alzheimer's. That whole "death do us part" thing seems to be a sticking point.