
You know how Valley Village's anti-gay, anti-brunch mayor May Kadoody was exposed by Sarah Silverman for having top secret bra-and-granny-panties-wearing lesbian brunch with famed Cookie Party hostess Mini Coffee? And then how after May Kadoody resigned in disgrace, the Valley Village anti-gay marriage law was overturned so that gigantic, orange, gay couple Brian and Steve could finally get married?
You don't? Well that's what recently happened on The Sarah Silverman Program (currently airing on Comedy Central and Logo), a week after Brian and Steve battled the ghost of a guy they accidentally murdered with a TV remote. When Brian and Steve got married, they bumped fists instead of kissing. Because that's what happens in a world where gays are also part-time ghostbusters.
Here's what Brian Posehn and Steve Agee, the guys who play "Brian" and "Steve," have to say about some of that stuff:
Network: 


















Heaven knows American Apparel is one weird brand. The whole "made-in-downtown-L.A." thing and "Legalize Gay" tanks prove the company is extremely progressive in its politics. But why a cotton hoodie manages to ring up as, like $60 at the cash register, or why the employees treat their customers like annoying cousins only adds to the bizarre experience of shopping at the hipster haven (but we must admit, we like what they sell).
Finally -- FINALLY -- someone has taken the brilliantly smart-ass comments of one Ms. Dorothy Zbornak (played with effortless bite by beloved American treasure Bea Arthur) and turned it into a single-serving site.

If you've been watching RuPaul's Drag Race on Logo [





