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Intervention: Call Mr. VanVonderen, quick! I'm completely addicted to "Celebrity Rehab" and the shame is overwhelming. (NYT)
Dial B for Blanks: Good news: that annoying jackass on his cell phone sitting next to you at Starbucks probably won't be procreating. (Reuters)
Fit for a Queen: Love and Pride has launched a new jewelry line inspired by the legendary Freddie Mercury. Are rings considered jewelry? (Store)
Hill Bent: Barack Obama dominated the black vote on Tuesday. But Hillary Clinton seems to have cleaned up with LGBT voters. (Advocate)
Shelf Life: Boston Globe features writer (and my pal) Johnny Diaz reviews "Self and Perverse," the newish novel by the hilarious Bob Smith. (Boston)
Brothers and Sisters: Meet Neil and Joshuah -- the two openly gay cast members on "Big Brother 9." You know what they say, the more older brothers you have, the more likely you are to be a queen. (CBS)
(Almost) Golden State: If Maria Shriver can't get her husband to give the gays equal protection under the law, maybe the legal system can. California's highest court is now on schedule to hear arguments regarding same-sex marriage. Three hours of arguments are slated for March 4 in San Francisco. According to the Associated Press, the court then has 90 days to make its ruling. (Advocate)
Free Heidi: And you didn't think Spencer Pratt could be more of a douche-bag. (NYT)
Born in the USA: Andy Roddick and the boys get ready to defend their Davis Cup this weekend, with a first-round tie versus Austria at Vienna's Dusika stadium. (AP)
Big Love: Salt Lake City Council has unanimously approved a proposal for a citywide partner registry. It will be available to same-sex couples and opposite-sex couples who cannot or chose not to marry. (365Gay)

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