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Standard Operating Procedures: Peter Davis explains how to get into the Boom Boom Room, the 18th-floor nightclub at the Standard Hotel that some New Yorkers are saying is the new Studio 54. (Vogue)

iMags: Conde Nast is preparing iPad version of some of its top magazines, with Wired, GQ, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker and Glamour said to be first. Whether this saves virtually everyone I know's job remains to be seen. But at least it's a start. (NYT)

Mommie Dearest: Talk about your typecasting: insiders are saying that Broadway's Idina Menzel is joining the cast of "Glee" as Lea Michele's character Rachel's long-lost biological mother. (Rush & Molloy)

The Party's Over: The media is up in arms about Sally Quinn's column defending her wedding faux pas. But I'm still asking myself, do even a half a percent of Americans even know who Sally Quinn is, much less care about her family drama? (The Media Equation)

No Shat, Shurlick: A survey conducted by the Columbia Journalism Review found that magazines’ Web sites reflect a trade-off of standards for online speed, namely in that no one bothers to copy edit content before it's posted. (NYT)

Who'd You Rather? "Brothers & Sisters" stars Dave Annable or Balthazar Getty. (They're both hot, but I'd have to say Bachelor No. 2.) (TMZ)

Star Power: More than a year after Clay Aiken officially came out of the closet, the former "American Idol" spoke up for gay rights -- and admitted that a lot of us probably felt it was "about damn time." Meredith Baxter was also at the HRC Carolinas dinner. (Pam's House Blend)

Plastic Oh-No Band: This photo gallery is called "Did they or didn't they?" But the real question about these celebrities is what exactly is it that they've done. Kylie Minogue cops up to trying Botox, but others say her botulism treatments are code for face lift. (NYDN)

Dan's Rad: Actor Daniel Radcliffe filmed a public service announcement on Friday for The Trevor Project, an organization focused on preventing suicide among LGBT youths. (Uinterview)

Words of Wisdom: Confucius say, "If you are in a book store and cannot find the book for which you search, you are obviously in the ... (see above).