Clay Aiken was on QVC to promote his CD. He even sang his new single The Real Me. The entire song screams of a gay man who is aching to come out. If Clay had just been open about his sexuality he may have become a bigger star, and instead of appearing on QVC, he could have been promoting his album on David Letterman, Jay Leno, and Conan O’Brien.

The over sensitive gays are making a big brown eye stink after Jay Leno made fun of Ryan Phillippe who played the first gay character in a Soap. The remarks that some gays got so offended by were when Leno said to Ryan:

"Can you give me, like – say that camera is your gay lover … Can you give me your ’gayest look’? Say that camera is Billy Bob, Billy Bob has just ridden in shirtless from Wyoming."

The line that some gays freaked out over was "gayest look." Yeah. Ridiculous. Learn to take a joke, and quit taking yourself so seriously. If you can’t laugh at yourself, then you’re a sad unhappy person.

Lisa Lampanelli was on Jay Leno, and she was funny. Lisa made a lot of jokes, most of them about blacks. Most of the time we hear black comedians making jokes about whites, or jews, but this time it was a white woman turning the tables. Maybe the day will come when a white man can make a joke about a black without being called a racist. Lisa is really funny. Her personality is great. She needs her own show.

Last night David Letterman, Jay Leno, Conan O’ Brian, and Craig Ferguson were back on the air, but Letterman and Conan had beards. Dave said, "I grew it out of solidarity for my writers, and to prove that I have some testosterone." Dave just looks like he was too lazy to shave during his time off. Conan has a strange resemblence to the one and only Kris Kringle.

David Letterman owns his own show through his company Worldwide Pants, and he has been a member of the Writers Guild Of America for more than 30 years. Letterman has made an "interim agreement" with the WGA so he can bring his show back on the air possibly as soon as next week. CBS was not happy with Letterman’s deal. Jay Leno and Conan O’Brien are both hired talent by NBC, and NBC doesn’t want to make a fair deal with the writers that make them so much money, but they still plan to also bring their shows back on the air January 7 without WGA writers.