Due to Ramin Setoodeh's uber-dumb Newsweek article from a few weeks ago, "My Head Is Filled With Diarrhea, and Other Musings," in which he questions gay actors' ability to play straight characters (which apparently is a real thing that adult humans besides the author actually think?), I'm sure more people than usual were scrutinizing Neil Patrick Harris as he guest-starred as a straight man in this week's episode of "Glee." Who wasn't busy analyzing his wrist-limpness or lip-gloss application count or unconscious eye rolls of disgust at naked ladies' bodies, or however else we are judging perceived gayness in FICTIONAL CHARACTERS these days? However, if my PANTS have [...]

So I am obsessed with Neil Patrick Harris on Twitter. Now, he's no Black People when it comes to the sheer awesomeness of the topics or as suspiciously organized as Mommy Bloggers but him and his majorly adorbs Dr. Horrible avatar has been on there for a day and a half, has 108,683 followers, follows only five supernerdly but crazypopular people like Felicia Day who has 1,562,018 followers and then this one guy from Atlanta, Georgia, named Dodd Vickers who I'm pretty sure NPH follows because they're Internet friends brought together by a mutual love of magic. HEART.