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Daily Song:
Danny Tenaglia
"The Space Dance"
This week's #1 Billboard Dance Song

Television:
The Blood Work Vlog says: "Tacky gay vampires, dirty cemetery sex, ice cream sundaes and more . . . check it all out . . . " Plus, the tell you where to download "True Blood" pumpkin-carving templates.

Movies:
DoorQ, the gay horror website, brings you the scary short "In the Closet," starring Brent Corrigan and JT Tepnapa. Yes. That Brent Corrigan. Featured in Rated-R full frontal NSFW-ness: "You see, sometimes, in order for someone to come out, someone else might have to go back in -- whether they want to or not.

Politics:
"Don't Speak for Me, Sarah Palin" performed to the music of "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina!" It's not Halloween scary, but it is very gay.

Music Video:
Smashing Pumpkins
"The End Is The Beginning Is The End"
More Halloween creepiness

Click below to jump to the full size players or click here to launch them in a new window. Or just pull hang out and watch them in The Media Bar next door.

Daily Song:

Danny Tenaglia "The Space Dance"

Television:
The Blood Work Vlog says: "Tacky gay vampires, dirty cemetery sex, ice cream sundaes and more . . . check it all out . . . " Also check out where to download "True Blood" pumpkin-carving templates.

Movies:

DoorQ, the gay horror website, brings you the scary short "In the Closet," starring Brent Corrigan and JT Tepnapa. Yes. That Brent Corrigan. Featured in Rated-R full frontal NSFW-ness: "You see, sometimes, in order for someone to come out, someone else might have to go back in -- whether they want to or not."

Politics:

"Don't Speak for Me, Sarah Palin" performed to the music of "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina!"


Music Video:

Smashing Pumpkins
"The End Is The Beginning Is The End"
More Halloween creepiness

Have Americans forgotten the true meaning of Halloween?
BBC show "Have I Got New for You" investigated for homophobic remarks about Iranian gays

Huffington Post writer in lesbian murder/suicide tragedy

Beyonce hires a tranny back-up dancer?

At&T announces that all iPhone users will get free Wi-Fi

The Financial Times calls Rachel Maddow a "chirpy gay liberal" while leaving Matt Drudge's gayness unmentioned.

Study find that the UK's version of "Little Britain" homophobic. Another study will no doubt soon find that the American version is incredibly unfunny.

This week's Tennis Mailbag.

Cloris Leachman before "Dancing With The Stars"

In honor of and preparation for Halloween, I imagine, The Science Times section of The New York Times has a few new articles on blood. In "The Wonders of Blood" Natalie Angier examines what makes blood so, well, wonderful:

Yet to scientists who study blood, even the most extravagant blood lore pales in comparison to the biochemical, evolutionary and engineering marvels of the genuine article.

. . . Blood is the one tissue that comes into contact with every other tissue of the body, and it is through blood that our disparate parts communicate, through blood that our organs cooperate. Without a circulatory system, there would be no internal civilization, no means of ensuring orderly devotion to the common cause that is us.

If you need something a little more vampiric, you can check out the article on the real vampires of the world, "A Taste for Blood."

You can also listen to these articles in today's Audio Espresso by clicking "NYT Science Times 10-21-08" on the audio player.

And if that's still not enough, you should read my take on "True Blood." It's one of the best and sexiest things going on TV these days.