• You know you love David Byrne, so why not prove it to him by seeing his light/sound installation at Pace/MacGill in NYC. It's only up for four more days, so it's basically now or never. If you don't go, he'll cry. [Pace/MacGill]

• The Power Issue subject Adrian L. Acosta may be the hardest working man in show business. Or, at least, the hardest working man we know: his merry musical buddies, No Subordination, just posted their demo on MySpace. [MySpace]

• A man claims that Golan "I Didn't Fuck Jim McGreevey" Cipel checked him out at the Reebok Sports Club in Amsterdam. How can he prove it? Well, he can't, but we believe him anyway. [Gawker]

• Gael Garcia Bernal loves the homos. How much? Well, he's just joined the fight for gay-nups in Mexico City, where conservatives are trying to strike down a new law allowing same-sex marriage. Oh, and some less famous/attractive people joined the movement, too. [International Herald Tribute]

• 39.5 million people are currently living with HIV. Needless to say, that's a pretty hefty - and upsetting - number. While the rates continue to rise, there is some good news: more people have access to necessary medicines. Of course, there could always be more. [Canada.com]

• Here's some proof God exists: Britney Spears and Kevin Federline have both denied the existence of a sex-tape. While we don't believe them, we sure are glad we won't be tempted to watch them make a baby (and you know they did). [Mollygood]

• We can only imagine how many Buckeye heads are spinning: Ohio-based Miami University has agreed to keep same-sex benefits for employees. [Cincinnati Enquirer]

• Who's funny, Jewish and lesbianic? Well, lots of people, but in this case we mean Judy Gold. And, you know what? She's yucking it up over at AfterEllen. [AfterEllen]