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Ripped From the Headlines: Leave it to Details to address the whole "confirmed bachelor" rumor floating around about freshman Republican rep (and Best Abs winner) Aaron Schock. (Details) (Schock won't be getting the Colbert bump anytime soon, I'm thinking.)

The Burning Cama: A Spanish judge has declared that a man cannot be charged with domestic violence against his husband because a law covering spousal abuse does not cover gay male victims. (365Gay)

Equality Now: Gov. David A. Paterson introduced a bill on Thursday to legalize same-sex marriage, vowing to personally involve himself in the legislative debate at a level that is rare for a chief executive in New York. (NYT)

Is There an Anita Bryant Reading Room? Where better to open a "gay library" than in Fort Lauderdale, once the gayest city in America. (Stonewall Library and Archives)

'Grey' Territory: I missed out on a chance to see a screening of "Grey Gardens" earlier this week, but something tells me Alessandra Stanley's ambivalent review sums it up perfectly. (NYT)

Love on Our Side? As Iowa and Vermont get their homo shit together, what does this mean for New York? (NY Blade)

Censorship: As many as 107 Tennessee public school districts could be illegally preventing students from accessing online information about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues. Sites about the ex-gay movement, however, are readily available. (365Gay)

Statue Tested: Opening arguments began in a trial that gay rights groups say is the first time a hate-crime statute has been used to prosecute the killing of a transgender person, 19-year-old Angie Zapata. (NYT)

T Time: It's like we've been saying all along, Marriage Is So Gay.

About Time: In another step in its transformation from an online jumble of amateur videos to a destination for mainstream TV programs and movies, YouTube said Thursday that it had signed deals with Hollywood studios to showcase thousands of TV episodes and hundreds of movies on its Web site. (NYT)

Dress Code: A look at the latest in bicycle-friendly fashions. Mormons, take note. (NYT)