Morning Meme: How Sue Sylvester Got Evil, Allan Hyde's Strange Hangover Cure, and Seth Rogen Is Embarrassed

Did you ever wonder why Sue Sylvester hate the glee club so much? Yeah, me either. I always just felt it was part of her basic makeup. But thanks to a flashback episode we'll find out that it was a personal trauma that inspired her ire. They even cast 19-year-old Colby Minifie as a young Sue.

In New Jersey, if you poll asking who opposes "gay marriage" 39% of the population is against it. Call it "marriage equality" and the opposition drops to 27%.

I've always avoided calling myself a journalist, simply because when I went to school the fourth estate was held in such regard. Now there is no doubt that the profession is changing (and I have a NLGJA membership), but when a war of words on the subject erupts between a two-time Pulitzer-prize winning reporter like Gene Weingarten and I Can Haz Cheezburger founder Ben Huh and I can't tell who won, we may have a problem.

If you haven't seen Matt Smith in Christopher and His Kind, you can head over to YouTube and watch the entire movie. It's well worth your time.

The New York Times has published the eulogy for Steve Jobs as given by his sister Mona Simpson. It's touching and intimate, and also worth your time, regardless of what you thought of the man.

We've lost Dutch GLBT activist Axel Axgil at age 96, and we're poorer for it.

Ellen DeGeneres made the cover of Parade this weekend, and she talked coming out, Hollywood's reaction, and how she came back. She also talked about her disappointment with American Idol, and particularly some of the contestants.

When I heard about the skydivers under FAA investigation for having sex while jumping, I shrugged – people have always done this. When I used to jump a lot, there were videos. I just don't get the big deal. If they didn't distract the pilot, no harm, no foul.

Joan Rivers is not funny. I'm sorry. She's just not. The woman just repeats stereotypes and insults people, and it's old. "This is why there are no gay protestors in Zuccotti Park. Because there’s no place to change and no closets."

A Hell House is just good Christian fun, right?

Adam Levine had already sold a karaoke sitcom to NBC, and now he's adding a rock'n'roll drama called Awesome Splendor at the Peacock, who seems high on anything musical right now.

The investigation into the savage beating of a gay student at Unioto High School that was captured on video last week continues. The school is now revisiting the discipline on the aggressor in light of new evidence, and the police now say charges will be filed, but more information, including the victim's medical records are needed to determine what charges. The prosecution seems reluctant to request assistance from the federal prosecutor on determining if it was a hate crime, saying the victim's family can contact the feds.

Filming on the new Chronicles of Riddick movie has been shut down because the studio owner allegedly hasn't been paid, nor have some of the crew. It is unknown how this will affect Karl Urban, and by extension, our own Addison.

Perhaps biting off more than they should, hackers Anonymous is threatening to reveal identities and addresses of corrupt police, taxi drivers and others that work with the Zetas drug cartel if they don't release a kidnapped associate of the hackers.

Dot-Marie Jones talks about her arm wrestling career, being a probation officer, her season on Knights and Warriors as Lady Battleaxe, and if Coach Beiste finds love on Glee.