In 1983, to keep HIV out of the blood supply, the Food and Drug Administration banned any man who had sex with another man after 1977 from donating blood. Next month they might finally strike the discriminatory law.

Your daily look into the twitterific lives of our favorite celebs.

Oh, no, sorry not Nikki Finke. "Tilda," the Hollywood blogger character on HBO's new show. Also today: the Logan's Run remake passes its Carousel, Jesse Eisenberg lands another role, and a new teen comedy could be good or awful.

Right before his brain bleed, Bret Michaels was enjoying "Busty Cops 3". In case you hadn't seen it, Jay Leno nabbed a copy for us to enjoy. Warning, there is a chance the bad acting could cause serious injury.

The latest in NYC's ongoing terrorism campaign of anti-smoking ads reveals: your lungs are made of bubble wrap, and everyone knows cigarettes pop bubble wrap. Whatever. As long as we can keep all our fingers, we're okay. [Copyranter at AnimalNY]

Microcelebrity expert and Gawker fixture Rex Sorgatz has designed a restaurant only a fameball could love, complete with a 240-inch internet buzz monitor, iPad waiters and an online resale program for its bizarre hamburgers. Eater.com explains the whole thing below.

Last night's not-really-new-but-never-aired episode of Sit Down, Shut Up centered around the production of a high school play, opening floodgates for HSM jokes. Oh, there's a scene where Will Arnett's character has a conversation with an magical imaginary cat, too.

Lots of speculation and anticipation of tonight's American Idol finale, photos from Glee's live roadshow, Ellen Degeneres is starting a record label, everything that Tracy Jordan said on the past season of 30 Rock, and a week at SNL.

Along with giant flower broaches and nauseating cupcakes, another thing Carrie Bradshaw made famous was Fleet Week, the annual onslaught of horny sailors into Manhattan. Want to go about getting a man in uniform of your very own? Here's how!

Last night, Chelsea Lately opened with a discussion about celebrity lesbians, beginning with Lindsay Lohan and her new, much older girlfriend, Indrani. Later, Handler made mention of this Gawker post about the home Queen Latifah shares with her "personal trainer."

[Katy Perry sports an unusual hairdo, skipping in L.A. Image via X-17 Agency.]

TONIGHT: It's truly the last day of the TV season as American Idol, Criminal Minds and CSI: NY wrap up. Plus, new episodes of Top Chef Masters and Peep Show.

In response to a backlash over its recent privacy rollbacks, Facebook will consolidate its many control panels into a simplified new privacy interface. But users are still pushed to overshare, and still have to opt out of egregious privacy breaches.

The Way We Live Now: Fulfilling our old bright ideas. Facts of the world be damned! You know what would be great right about now? A $1.3 billion tower of superluxury apartments in Midtown Manhattan. This is a good idea.

Discussion quickly went from movies to drug trafficking during Craig Ferguson's show last night. Craig had lots of questions about the practice that guest Judd Apatow was more than qualified to answer.

Congratulations to Chocolate-Wafer for being the first person to answer today's Freeze Frame. Click through for the answer.

Today at Gawker.TV, a mashup of all the times the term "thrown under the bus" was used on The Celebrity Apprentice, Brody Jenner's a douche, and a look back at the worst TV shows from the past decade.

Famed '50s and '60s TV host Art Linkletter has died. He was 97.

Arizona Governor Jan Brewer won her battle for racist immigration laws, but she's not done with her border war. Now she wants "the airplanes, the drones, the helicopters" from Afghanistan and Iraq patrolling her border.

We were too busy reading old magazines and dusting off our summer clothes to bother watching The City last night. Instead, fictional freelancer Betsey Morgenstern is going to tell you what you missed. There were parties, and Neel Shah!