Morning Meme: We Discuss Outing With David Moretti and David Hyde-Pierce, Stare At Daniel Craig, and More!

Good news, I think. A new study has people in their 30s coming out at an average age of 21. People in their 60s coming out at 37. And folks in the 18-24-year-old bracket coming out at 17. Brave kids.

In an interview for his new role in My Big Gay Italian Wedding, David Moretti says of being outed “When someone outs you, it's not really to be vindictive. It's just to get more people on the team. But it sucks when you're going through it.”

You should really take a look at this interview with out young photographer Josh McNey. The pictures are beautiful, and his youth perspective was somewhat refreshing.

Basically, once you enter an airport with an intent to fly out, the TSA owns you, thanks to a court ruling in the Ninth Circuit. So if you don’t want the new body scan technology (though I still don’t get why people are upset by this, but I’m not terribly prudish about my body) or the invasive pat downs, they can still force you to have one.

Kelly Cutrone is joining the Dr. Phil Show as a correspondent. I’m praying she doesn’t bring her gay assistant along, because I don’t want to have to cover this.

NBC has ordered a new reality show that has 10 guys and 10 girls dropped off in the jungle in pairs and required to complete a challenge. Once they spend time surviving, they can either pair up or elect to be swapped to another partner for the next challenge. Survivor Speed Dating.

In these spoilers for the Christmas episode of Glee, you know who isn’t mentioned? Yep, you guessed it.

David Hyde Pierce admits that he felt bullied to come out “"It wasn't so much about being uncomfortable being gay, it was about being uncomfortable ... Like the bully on the playground was pushing your face in the dirt saying, 'Say it, say it, say it.'"

KnightsOut and OutServe, two gay service member groups, along with the Palm Center have expressed a willingness to abandon the repeal of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell in favor of passing the Defense Authorization Bill. I get the high minded patriotism, but do they think that without the bill, the military won’t be able to buy bullets? Dan Choi has renounced membership in both groups.

This remixed trailer for the Harry Potter movies manages to add in a huge amount of inappropriate homoerotic subtext. 

Tonight’s Late Show with Craig Ferguson will feature a nerd out with Chris Hardwick and Matt Smith from Doctor Who. The entire episode will be Who themed.

The World Bank has decided that first year groups in their community outreach program will not get matching funds. Employees can still donate through the program though, so PFOX isn’t completely out of luck.

Shelley Long is heading back to Modern Family. This should give Gloria plenty to shout about in Spanish.

I could have sworn that we knew weeks ago that Johnny Weir was going to be a judge on Skating with the Stars, but there are press releases today. How I wish Evan Lysacek was one of the pros!

In January, NBC will bring back Parks & Recreation, and expand the sitcom block to three hours, moving 30 Rock and The Office back to 10 PM. My 10 PM Thursday viewing slot is currently open, so maybe I can finally get back to watching 30 Rock.

Sarah Palin’s “refudiate” was just named word of the year, and will officially be added to the New Oxford American Dictionary.  America, we are truly this stupid now.