Thanksgiving Meme: "Life With Archie" Same-Sex Military Interracial Marriage, Robin Thicke's Hot Body, and Katy Perry On Broadway?

We're on a light schedule for the Thanksgiving holiday here in the United States. We'll have a few posts, but this is your last Meme until Monday as the day job makes me deal with the larger holiday here, Black Friday. Happy Holidays!

The next Star Trek movie has been pushed back to a May 17, 2013 opening. That's when we get an action star played by an out actor, assuming someone else doesn't step up.

It takes a tough skin to write online and cope with commenters, and here at AfterElton.com we give thanks for our commenters, who keep things civil and intelligent. Mostly.  But we do get the occasional snipe from one of the types listed here.

An unidentified Nickelodeon storyboard artist spent Wednesday over on Reddit taking requests for illustrations, from how Catdog goes to the bathroom to a sketch of Freddie Mercury.

Live! With Kelly has booked even more guest hosts including Derek Hough, Jonah Hill, Josh Groban and Jerry O'Connell, who is always fun.

If the failure of the Super Committee is really a progressive dream, why aren't the Democrats willing to capitalize on it?

Most Memes are brought to you by some form of Gummi candy, which I'm addicted to. But even I cower in the face of a 26 lb. gummi bear that can hold 32 oz. of other gummi bears in his belly.

After mashing Katy Perry music onto a trailer for My Week With Marilyn, Harvey Weinstein is threatening to do a musical stage version on Broadway starring Katy Perry as Marilyn Monroe.

I still haven't gotten around to reading North Morgan aka London Preppy's book, Exit Through the Wound, but if I were in Los Angeles on December 15th, I could go see the author do a reading at Redcat Lounge.

Neo-Nazi's in Poland have managed to register an anti-gay emblem for their political party. The image show two stick figures engaged in an intimate act with a red line through it.

Over the weekend, I ran an incredibly sexy ad for gay-owned Nasty Pig Dominant Jeans. But the ad came under fire by some for not being explicitly gay. Nasty Pig has responded that while they are gay owned, gay operated, and contribute to gay causes, they're perfectly willing to sell their jeans to straight men, which will give them more money to give to gay causes.

CBS has removed the segment from David Letterman's monologue that made fun of Marcus Bachmann's reparative therapy while also questioning his sexuality.

Michael Musto wants to show you a Kickstarter campaign to make a documentary about Chuck Holmes, who founded Falcon Studios, but who also gave huge amounts of money to politicians and helped start up the Human Rights Campaign, which I did not know. FYI, the video is NSFW.

Gary Oldman has turned down the role of The Colonel in Akira, which has now been offered to Ken Watanabe.

It turns out that that Fiat commercial that has JLo driving around her old Bronx neighborhood talking about how much it means to her was shot on a greenscreen for JLo, who can't be bothered to go back to the Bronx. They sent a body double to drive the car and digitally inserted JLo.

Lt. John Pike of the UC Davis police department, recently seen casually pepper-spraying calm, seated students, has received commendations in the past, but was also at the center of an anti-gay sexual discrimination lawsuit that had the university pay out $240,000.

When former Broncos quarterback Jake Plummer tried to talk to Tim Tebow about his making football more about his Christian faith than football, Tebow came back with the fervor of a true believer. “I look at it as a relationship I have with him, I want to give him the honor and glory every time I get the opportunity. And then after I give him the honor and glory I always try to give my teammates the honor and glory, and that’s how it works. Because Christ comes first in my life, and then my family, and then my teammates." Frankly, if I watched football, I'd quit over this constant evangelizing.

I'm with Judd Apatow – make an Oscar for comedies, which never get nominated against "serious" films that no one has seen.