AfterElton Briefs: Matthew Mitcham Shocker, "Paranormal Housewives," and "Glease" Was Not The Word

Here is last week's caption pic winner. This week's caption pic is at the bottom of the page.

Thanks to everyone for participating! The winner is ...

"Well with G4 cancelling you guys, now IS the time for that "Horse You Rode In On" sketch."

Thanks to David for this week's winning caption!

Darren Criss attends the launch of Tie The Knot in West Hollywood.

Weekend Birthdays! (Note: Birthday shoutouts are for out entertainers, allies, or for any celeb that seems to have a following on AE). Martha Plimpton is 42, Maggie Gyllenhaal is 35, RuPaul is 52, Linda Evans is 70, Duncan Sheik is 43, Chloe Sevigny is 38, Christian Siriano is 27, AE reader Rayban is ageless, and Kim Wilde is 52. Below you can see her greatest song, "The Second Time (Go For It!)"

In shocking news, Matthew Mitcham reveals in his upcoming autobiography Twists and Turns that he battled a crystal meth addiction last year in the run-up to his disappointing appearance at the London Olympics. "Mitcham unveils his battle with low self-esteem, anxiety and depression, punctuated by panic attacks and repeated self-harm as a teenager, which helped precipitate his dependence on crystal meth."

Julia Roberts is exec. producing the new Lifetime "light drama" series Paranormal Housewives, "about an all-female group of paranormal investigators."

In ratings news, last night's Glee ... well, there's no way to sugarcoat it ... it hit a series low.

Below you can see Jared Leto on the set of The Dallas Buyers Club movie.

Here's the first poster for the new season of Smash, which will debut in February

Continuing the Official snicks Top 100 Lost Hits of The 80's ... And here we are. The Ten Greatest Lost Hits of The 80's! At Number Seven is ... "What About Me" by Moving Pictures

Moving Pictures had a huge hit in their native Australia in 1982 with "What About Me," which spent six weeks at #1 down under, but it had an unusual history on the Billboard chart. Released in September 82, it started climbing the Hot 100 ... very slowly, eventually peaking at #29 in February 83 in its 22nd week on the chart. It was re-released seven years later, where it climbed the Hot 100 again, this time peaking at #46 in October 1989. Even though it never conquered the charts, it's a timeless pop song. Here's the clue for #6 - "It Was Way Past Midnight, And She Still Couldn't Fall Asleep."