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Jennerous Display: Brody Jenner launched his own Web site because we can never get enough of his hot ass.

Voices: Rolling Stone names the 100 greatest singers of all time, and the lady on top gets the R-E-S-P-E-C-T she deserves. She's also the only woman to make the Top 15, although I was heartened to see Ronnie Spector, Darlene Love and Stevie Nicks on the list.

Exit Stage Right: The artistic director of the California Musical Theater resigned on Wednesday in the face of growing outrage over his support for Proposition 8.

Ax and the City: "Lipstick Jungle" gets canceled, but it's Robert Buckley I'll miss most of all.

Here We Go: That sure didn't take long: the first op-ed column criticizing "the Obama administration."

Olivier Stoned: Using modern technology, a team of experts recreates the assassination of John F. Kennedy and rules out the grassy knoll as the origin of the lethal shot.

Drawing the Line Somewhere: I love the Taliban. They proudly claimed responsibility for bombings in Afghanistan that left two-dozen death and scores more injured. But when confronted with an attack on school girls who had bleach thrown in their face, Qari Yousuf Ahmadi, a Taliban spokesman, said by telephone that the Taliban were not involved in the burning of the students’ faces. “We condemned this event,” he said. “It’s very bad, whoever carried it out.”

Daddy Delivers: Resident drama king and all-around stud Brett Favre led the Jets to a winning FG in overtime as New York beat New England 34-31 to take control of the AFC East.