All that hype over the Courtney Cox/Jennifer Aniston lip lock for this? Christ, we haven't been so let down since...since...well, since ever.

• It's Anglican war in Tanzania. Literally. Archbishop Peter Akinola called in an extra bishop, former army colonel Archbishop Nicholas Okoh.

• "No Tongue," says Courtney Cox on her not-so-Dirty lesbian kiss with Jennifer Aniston - a detail that doesn't really matter, considering that no one's watching.

• Gay Floridian foster parents lose custody of HIV baby! Yeah, that about sum's it up.

• Gawker has a crush on a man-loving, folk song-singing, baby-sitting Brooklynite named Ryan. Pass it on.

• Some Euro gay rights groups have joined forces to combat anti-gay bullying. So, bullies, you'd better watch your asses. Those Euro homos fight dirty.

• Speaking of dirty, you should head on over to Eastern Bloc and get drunk with us. Jimmy Im will be there spinning. Info below.

Courtney Cox's Dirt may not be a critical darling, but it's certainly one of the gayest shows on television. In addition to Grant Show's role as a total cocksucker, Jennifer Aniston will appear on the tabbie drama as Cox's cuntsucking rival, Page Six reports.

Quoting TV Guide's Michael Ausiello,

Aniston's character is a lesbian. What's more, she won't just mouth off to Cox's tightly wound counterpart; she's going to share a lip lock with her.

So, will we be tuning in to see the ladies' tonsil tussle? Probably not, but whatever. We did, however, come across some screen shots of Grant Show about to suck co-star Will McCormack's dick, which we've included after the jump. Sure, they're not that exciting, but it recalls our Melrose-era fantasies...

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• Courtney Cox's new show Dirt has a bi character, Leo — and, shockingly, he even acts it. [AfterElton]

• A transgender murderer is suing her Massachusetts state prison for failing to pay for her sex change. [OutQ News]

• In case you ever needed a reason to wear boxer briefs. And never thongs. [Slate]

• China pulls The Da Vinci Code after Chinese Catholics claim the film could threaten social stability and become a political liability. [NYT]

• Wondering where the state of gay marriage stands in, uh, your state? Let this bullet-pointed list bring you up to speed. [Newsday]

The Macy's window display fall out continues. After the jump, find Queerty reader Tyler's letter to Macy's condemning their anti-gay position. Have you contacted the retailer? Let's hear about it.

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