The library is open and Nick Lachey is READING!!!!!

Lachey and the rest of the members of 98 Degrees stopped by Watch What Happens Live and Nick Lachey participated in a game of "Plead The Fifth."

Andy Cohen asked Nick "What is the best part of not having Joe Simpson as a father-in-law anymore?" and Nick's answer throws so much shade, we assumed there was an eclipse! 

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Updated Wednesday 4:40 p.m. PST 

Fired news anchor A.J. Clemente visited the Today show and he got the chance to explain just what happened during this week's on-air gay-profanity gaffe.

It's seemingly more innocent than it sounded.

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We're not sure why he's chiming in anyway, since he won't ever be fighting Fallon Fox, but UFC fighter Matt Mitrione made an ass of himself on Monday when he went on a vitriolic rant against transgender female fighter Fallon Fox. 

During an appearance on The MMA Hour, Mitrione called Fallon Fox a "lying, sick, sociopathic, disgusting freak."

Sadly it doesn't end there. See what else Mitrione had to say after the jump.

Our boyfriend Andy Cohen got all hot and bothered over Chris Brown's refusal to stand up for Frank Ocean when Ocean bested him at the Grammys this weekend.

Andy gave Brown his "Jackhole of the Day" award during Sunday's Watch What Happens Live and, well, he got all kinds of feisty.

We likey!!

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It's been a rough week for male supermodel Matthew Terry. First, the Super Bowl ad that saw him writhing around in exceptional lighting for Calvin Klein was one of the most talked about of the year; then, he is asked to appear on Bravo's Watch What Happens Live only to be groped by Jenny McCarthy and ogled by Andy Cohen. What'll Matthew get up to next? 

Steve Czaban and Andy Pollin, hosts of ESPN Radio's "Sports Reporters" show, have been suspended following a segment the duo ran last week in which they mocked transgender athlete, Gabrielle Ludwig. 

More after the jump. 

Stephen Colbert gave his two cents on the news that Boeing may deny same-sex married couples pension benefits on last night's episode of The Colbert Report. 

See what he has to say on this (and the University of Colorado's bizarre decision to open up a gun-friendly dorm) after the jump!!

Two Arizona high school students had a choice between two punishments after fighting in school. They could both be suspended or they could be publicly humiliated by being forced to hold hands while sitting next to each other in the school courtyard. 

The students chose the latter, but was the punishment effective? And what message is it sending? 

More after the jump. 

If you're like us, you're still hungover from the Liz & Dick drinking game that instructed you to take a shot every time the Lifetime Dame Elizabeth biopic made you unintentionally laugh. Thankfully, we have a little dose of unusual sobriety from Lindsay Lohan today to digest along with a handful of Tylenol. 

Wow. Boeing may need to do some damage control now that it appears that they may be actively discriminating against their same-sex married employees.  

In the wake of Washington State's passage of Referendum 74, which legalized same-sex marriage in the state, Boeing has been asked by union reps to extend equal pension benefits to same-sex spouses. 

According to union rep, Ray Goforth, Boeing has refused citing the federal government's non-recognition of same-sex marriage. 

More after the jump. 

In one of the most candid interviews since coming out earlier this year, IT artist Frank Music opens up with GQ about his decision to come out and how it might shape his future in hip hop.

Ricky Martin may be starring in Broaday's Evita, but Max von Essen has been grabbing all the headlines this week after penning a passionate open letter to Romney supporters on Facebook. 

Check it out after the jump.