Please join me Sunday night on Twitter for the Golden Globe Awards. I'll be covering all the fashion, 
wins, losses, and stink eye. The Globes are generally the most fun, with television and movies all together, plus they serve the stars alcohol, making for some fun moments.
Adam Lambertwent into a long discussion on Twitter about bullying, essentially wondering if there was a point in trying to stamp out bullies one by one, rather than just equipping victims to be tougher. There's an idea there, but one can't really exist without the other, and bullies, unchecked, will always overrun their victims.
Meanwhile, Adam has amicably ended his relationship with 19 Recordings, his record label for his first two studio records since Idol, plus a few other releases. He's still with RCA Records however, and has been tweeting that the change is in time to allow him to do something wonderful for his third new release, possibly in 2013.
Showtime's chief David Nevins says that it's time for The L Wordto transition again, this time into a documentary. “I want to change up the show and probably not continue it in exactly the same form. I’ve been talking a lot with (executive producers Dan (Cutforth) and Jane (Lipsitz) and Ilene about exploring sort of L Word culture, lesbian culture in places outside of New York and L.A., places where 
the subculture is not so defined and it’s maybe not so easy. And I think we’ll do a Real L Word documentary. We did the scripted show, did an ensemble reality show, and now it’s probably going to become a stand-alone documentary this year. But I think it’s an important franchise for us. It could be one-part, be two parts, they’re diving in doing research right now.”
The world is mourningAaron Swartz, a cofounder of reddit, and internet pioneer who wrote RSS at 14. He took his own life at the age of 26. Swartz was arrested in 2011 for allegedly stealing scientific journals from MIT, and was scheduled to stand trial this year.
It looks like Zero Dark Thirty, despite the controversy, is going to win the box office this weekend with $26 million handily beating Gangster Squad with $18.5 million. The horribly homophobic (thanks, Joey!) A Haunted House should rake in $17.5 million for gay and rape jokes.
Recently ousted Maple Leafs' General Manager Brian Burkesays that he was taken by surprise by his firing. 
But he still thinks he can help the team, and plans to work as an consultant for the new GM as long as his contract runs, showing what a class act he is.
New York Knick JR Smithcompared gays toJerry Sandusky on Twitter. In a weird tweet combination, he used "pause" in a way that means "no homo" and added the hashtag "#nosandusky."
Not only has Britney Spears left The X Factor, she's dumped her talent agency, and her fiancé, Jason Trawick. Spears is reportedly in discussions for a big Las Vegas residency like Celine Dion and Sir Elton have had over the last few years.
The state of Tennessee has revoked the gun permit for James Yeager, who posted a YouTube video threatening to start killing people if President Obama uses an executive order to impose any form of gun control. Yeager runs Tactical Response, which provides weapons training.
Nicholas Hoult is now single, having split fromJennifer Lawrence. But before you make a play, you should remember, he gives really lousy blow jobs.
The Catholic League's Bill Donahue says that President Obamashould be sworn in usingDas Kapital, because his support of gay marriage is Marxist.
Regardless of what he uses for the swearing in, he'll be partying at inaugural balls with Katy Perry, Usher, Stevie Wonder, and the cast of Glee.
You have to choose the hottest Broadway body– Seth Numrich in Golden Boy, Billy Magnussen in Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, or Sebastian Stan in Picnic. Frankly, it's a two way battle in my mind between Magnussen and Stan, with Stan winning by the glistening sweat on his torso.
Why does coffee make you poop?
Who doesn't want to trade places with this puppy and cuddle with Jake Shears?
I find these photos of Robert Pattinson modelling underwear in Japan very disturbing
The White House has responded to the petition to build a Death Star, and it's epic
I think Neil Patrick Harris is aging better than James Van Der Beek
Who's a diva?
My future ex-husband looks bored filming Blackwood
Colton Haynes finds a landscape in Vancouver to compliment his cheekbones
Ke$ha has put out another, well, Ke$ha video for her new single "C'Mon." It has a custom van, furries, and the sing-talk that we've come to expect from her, but not much innovation.
In this sneak peek for Community, we get introduced to "The Hunger Deans" and finally get a glimpse of the shirtless unicorns pulling the chariot that Entertainment Weekly teased six months ago before the return of the series was delayed.
When Randy Jackson, Ryan Seacrest, and Keith Urban hit up The Tonight Show to promote American Idol, they managed to dance around the feud between Mariah and Nicki without really addressing it for nearly two minutes. But after that, Jay pulled out some classic photographs of Keith Urban posing for Playgirl back in 2002, and there was no shame in his game, but sadly, there was a bit of questionable banter about the photos that probably should have been skipped. As for the later mockups, those were just silly.
On CNN, Peter Sprigg was on with Wayne Besen to discuss the departure of the anti-gay pastor from the inauguration. While he claimed his views were mainstream, Besen brought up the fact that Sprigg had called for gays to be jailed and removed from the country, which the host agreed with. Sadly, they allowed Sprigg to change the subject, but if this is how appearances from the hate industry are going to go in the future, with a side of truth, maybe their appearance on cable news isn't such a bad thing.
Last month, NASA crashed the GRAIL spacecraft into the moon when the mission ended, But just before it made impact, it sent back some truly stunning footage from the lunar surface, things we really haven't seen before.
In The Call, Halle Berry plays a 911 operator trying to save Abigail Breslin from a serial killer. This doesn't look like the type of film that's going to jump start Halle's career. She's incredibly talented, but possibly chooses worse films than Nicholas Cage.
Tina Fey is not a fan of Twitter. She thinks communication should be more private. And that you should have to have a license to have a Twitter account. There are days, browsing my feed, that I feel the same way. Then I realize that I fall into that category as well, and forget it.
