The New Adventures Of Old Christine

Wanda Sykes is having a whirlwind TV run currently. The comic just aired her HBO "Im'a Be Me" special, and has a new chat show ready to air. 'The Wanda Sykes Show'' is scheduled to run on November 7, 2009. Wanda is also known for her comedy appearances on programs like ''Chris Rock,'' ''Curb Your Enthusiasm" and ''The New Adventures of Old Christine.'' She married her wife, Alex, in October of 2008, but was previously married to a man for more than six years. Sykes came out as a lesbian soon after the passage of Proposition 8, the law that repealed same-sex marriages in California. On Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, the host sat down »
- April MacIntyre

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I see an Eric McCormack-Blair Underwood slugfest in The New Adventures of Old Christine's future. Sources confirm to me exclusively that Underwood has signed on to reprise his role as Christine's former flame, Daniel (or as he's referred to by his students, Mr. Harris) for one episode. My educated guess? Underwood is being brought in to cause some trouble between Christine and her current beau, Max (played by McCormack). But I could be wrong. Doubtful though. I'm feeling pretty good about this one. Underwood's comeback is slated to air in December or January. Photo Credit: Louis-Dreyfus: Joseph Viles »
- Michael Ausiello

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File this one under "Thanks for nothing, Shrub." That would be the really bulging file I keep on my desk. So what's the issue?
This week Huffington Post blogger Ryan Grim reported that a new book coming out about President George Bush includes the fact that Bush declined to denounce same-sex marriage in his commencement speech at Furman University in 2008 because he wasn't "...going to tell some gay kid in the audience that he can't get married."
No, he was just going to get elected by demonizing the gay kid, and every other 'mo in the country, by allowing henchman Karl Rove to orchestrate two of the most anti-gay presidential campaigns ever run in the U.S. Two campaigns the fueled a wave of constitutional amendments banning same-sex marriage across America.
But, hey, Bush wouldn't actually deliver the bad news to the gay college kid himself because he's such a stand up guy. »
- michael

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