Tyra Banks again broadened America's horizons by hosting MTV's resident bisexual, Tila Tequila.

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Brad Pitt's prick be magic. The superstar's equally stellar lady, Angelina Jolie, told French mag, Public she's quit clit for Pitt: "I’ve never hidden my bisexuality. But since I’ve been with Brad, there’s no longer a place for that or S&M in my life." Someone better tell Jolie's former lesbian lover, Jenny Shimizu. The model and actress once told The Sun,

There has never been an ending to her and I. I think there never will be. I think we will continue to have a deep relationship. It really does go beyond just the sex.

Poor Shimizu may want to think again.

So, does Pitt worry Jolie will stray? She did, after all, break up his marriage to Jennifer Aniston. Jolie swears he's got "blind faith" she'll remain faithful, “He lets me talk to whomever I want." The stunning actress, who once had a fling with lesbian model also tells Public that she'll be Pitt's as long as he "stays sexy," which shouldn't be that hard for the legendary leading man.

•A Catholic priest in Massachusetts is in trouble for printing his opposition to the Vatican's proposed ban on gays in the church's weekly bulletin. We're shocked people actually read those things.

•Will & Grace premieres tonight with a live episode. Watch tired T.V. characters flub lackluster lines on a rusty TV show. Or don't.

•Folks in Austin inadvertently help promote the upcoming Brokeback Mountain by demanding the short story the movie is based on be banned from their school.

•Nashville officials are up in arms over a video shown in the city's schools portraying homosexuality as "natural." And it wasn't Lucas' Story.

•Gay older brother Andy points out Eddie Cibrian's own private battle of the bulge.

•All you Bi LA residents can support your fellow switch-hitters by attending a fundraiser this weekend where you might just find every person there totally hot.

•Students and teachers at the University of Iowa are pissed that the school's locker rooms are painted pink saying the color "perpetuates offensive stereotypes about women and homosexuality." Like a group of naked athletes in a communal shower snapping wet towels at one another isn't so gay. (Thanks, Buzz)