Bravo, the second-gayest place on earth (after Liza Minnelli's boudoir), is reportedly reconsidering airing a "gay housewives" show to compete with Logo's The A-List. Bravo's gay mascot Andy Cohen sorta denied it, but we're still holding out hope.

Ayden is two-years-old; therefore, he should care about nothing but candy and pooping, right? Nope! Because Ayden's addicted to Angry Birds, and not even a bribe of candy can make him loosen his grip of his dad's phone. Watch inside.

This harmless survey could score you a Brookstone gift card worth $150. The Video Spy Pen is only $99.95, so you'll have just enough left over for an automatic tie rack. Because all spies wear ties. Just email the last question to surveys@gawker.com and you'll be entered to win. [Rules]

According to a new Pew survey, eight percent of Americans on the Internet use Twitter. Blacks and latinos were twice as likely to use Twitter than whites. Only 8 percent! No wonder so many Americans manage to actually accomplish things.

On last night's episode of The Big Bang Theory, Amy has a sexual awakening, Sheldon exercises Vulcan self-control, and Sheldon & Amy hold hands.

ESPN College GameDay commentator Lee Corso received the "Contributions for College Football Award" last night. While thanking his co-anchors he strangely got teary-eyed; as of now he's not retiring. Maybe he was battling a disease. Maybe he loves Kirk Herbstreit?

Duncan Hines Amazing Glazes? More like Duncan Hines Amazing Racists. You know? This controversial ad for "Hip Hop Cupcakes" (the a capella singing group variety) is currently America's biggest cupcake-racism-related scandal. I don't know, those desserts sure can harmonize. [Eater]

Spoiler alert: December 12th's episode of Sarah Palin's Alaska will feature the Palins preparing Kate Plus Eight to go c̶a̶m̶p̶i̶n̶g̶ shoot rifles. Yes, guns definitely make camping with eight children safer. Here's a preview.

Another kid crawled into a toy claw machine and hung out inside, playing with toys! This time around, there's a picture of the two-year-old girl, eerily described as a "living doll." A fireman rescued her.

Sen. Bernie Sanders hit the Senate floor at 10:30 this morning to rail against the tax cut compromise for two hours, before getting help. Watch here, or check out a similarly righteous stemwinder Sanders delivered last week, below.

After weeks of anticipation, NBC aired Community's animated Christmas special last night. When Abed wakes up on Christmas morning in a stop-motion world, the gang agrees to play along in his holiday fantasy land in hopes of figuring out why.

Last night's episode was all about people reaching out and trying to grab something — a mate, a finish line, a cause. Did anyone succeed? Let's take a look and find out.

Citing a National Enquirer report that Eva Longoria had an extramarital fling with Lance Armstrong, Wendy points out that the "new modern woman with her career and her own money and stuff" is now just as likely to cheat.

Here is a video of a glitch in GT5; when you crash on auto-pilot, your car ends up on top of another car. For a game that prides itself on realism, the way this plays out is highly unlikely.

In your ferocious Friday media column: bad PR for Village Voice Media, Glenn Greenwald's in fine form, Bloomberg's up, the NYT Co. is down, and Judith Regan still exists.

The audience at First Baptist Church in West Palm Beach, Florida, were watching their Christmas spectacular, when a camel fell on several pews full of people. The animal will probably be put down for fighting the War on Christmas.

Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner will have surgery to remove a kidney stone, instead off just passing it. It must be enormous.

Hedge fund mogul and art hoarder Adam Sender dropped $422,500 at auction on the handwritten lyrics to Bob Dylan's "Times They Are a-Changing," more than $100K over the estimate. He still can't buy back his youth. [Image via Getty]

Kathy Griffin defended her comments about Bristol Palin saying, "I made several scandalous jokes—as I like to do—and I'm standing behind them." Later, the two comediennes discussed the difference between comedy and just being a bully.

Jet-setter Sarah Palin just can't stop scheduling overseas trips. She'll go to England and Israel in the new year, but first, she's heading to Haiti with Franklin Graham's Christian charity group, amidst scary post-election violence.