Jeff Davis has announced that Tyler Posey's new arm band tattoos (which would appear to indicate 
he's a top, go figure!) will be part of the Teen Wolf mythology and part of the story of season three. The musical note, the first note in Posey's favorite blink-182 song "Dick Lips" will have to be covered, however. Think about that information however you like.
Harvey Weinstein has evidently digitally inserted images of President Obama in Seal Team Six, which will air on the National Geographic Channel two days prior to the election.
The Hugh Laurie/Stephen Fry animated film The Canterbury Ghost, based on the Oscar Wilde short story has received financing. Ennio Morricone will write the score for the movie.
Ming-Na has been tapped to play Agent Melinda May opposite Clark Gregg in the S.H.I.E.L.D. television pilot. She's "is an ace pilot, a weapons expert and a soldier who can — and has — gone beyond the call of duty."
Daniel Craig is a huge fan of Adele's new theme song for Skyfall. "I cried. From the opening bars I knew immediately, then the voice kicked in and it was exactly what I'd wanted from the beginning.”
Chris Kluwe thinks that the first NFL player to come out will become a very rich man. “Think about Gatorade, think about Nike, think about those huge companies that want to stamp their brand, their logo on this generation’s Jackie Robinson. You’re telling me that’s not the biggest marketing opportunity in 50 years? I mean, it’s huge.”
In a move that I find questionable, the feds have added a terrorism charge to Floyd Lee Corkins, t
he man that shot the security guard at the Family Research Council in Washington, D.C. Did they charge the Aurora shooter, the Sikh shooter or the spa shooter this weekend with terrorism?
Evan Peters has been baring a lot of skin in American Horror Story: Asylum, but that doesn't mean he's mastered "the sock" just yet. When he was bent over being whipped by Jessica Lange, "I had to wear a cock sock, right? And since I was wearing a hospital gown, I thought, Well, my front’s not going to be showing. It’s not a big deal. And when they bent me over [laughs], they could see my balls hanging down from the other side. The first day of shooting, and I flash Jessica Lange and Sarah Paulson my balls."
Republicans love making decisions for other people. Indiana Republican Richard Mourdock thinks that babies created through rape are gifts from God. "I struggled with it myself for a long time but I came to realize that life is a gift from God. And I think that 
even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape that it is something God intended to happen."
Rod Stewart has finally directly addressed the old rumor that he hit his knees in front of seventeen sailors and had to have his stomach pumped as a result. "I had a very mean-spirited press man that is no longer on this earth, so there's not much he can do about it. But he was upset at being fired, so he decided to start this ridiculous rumor. 'Spiteful' is the word I would use."
We get a Scissor Sisters double feature while they're in London, starting with Babbydaddy and his cute friend
But I'd rather cuddle with a pumped up Jake Shears
I don't know who made The Thing with pumpkins, but they are a genius
Many people are wondering why People had to put Britney on Justin and Jessica's wedding cover
Conan says that anything he sends out comic Billy Eichner out to do turns into a skit about his love for Madonna, so after Billy accosted people on the street about the election, he went to Yankee Stadium where Madonna was doing a sound check and was able to meet his idol in what has to be one of Madonna's worst acting segments ever. Still, she was a great sport.
I'm a huge fan of Prince. I know he's said some things (and retracted them) about the gay community in the past, but he's an incredible musician. His new song, "Rock n Roll Love Affair" is both completely different from his past work and undeniably Prince.
Marc Jacobs sends a hot shirtless guy around London in boxing gloves to promote new necklaces that I probably can't afford, but hey, hot shirtless guy. Yeah, I'm shallow.
One Direction has made a new commercial for Pepsi with Drew Brees about forming 1DB with the quarterback, but it doesn't sound like it's going to work out. Major points to Brees for making fun of himself.
Washington marriage opponents have released a new ad using children to spread intolerance. Interestingly, it has many of the exact phrases that are featured in the British anti-equality campaign we featured earlier this week.
But countering that message are the employees of Google, with the support of their company. Real people and not manipulated children might just carry the day come November 6.
But perhaps my favorite of the day is the radio ad from Chris Kluwe of the Minnesota Vikings, in which he meets government agents who aren't fans of his colorful language. Could this man be any more perfect?
Cats are not always elegant, graceful creatures.
Tom Hanks went on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon to perform his slam poetry about his love of Full House, and it's pretty epic, because he's Tom Hanks, and everything he does is epic.
