I usually don't link to a lot of articles and fun websites, but yesterday and today I've stumbled over some fun stuff, which I've decided to pass along.

You have your weblog awards and your Anti-Bloggies, but now some genius has created the Nude Weblog Awards [via Francis]. The deadline for entries was on Sunday, so unfortunately I won't be able to enter (yeah, like I would in a million years). But like the rest of the blogging world I'll be checking in and commenting as soon as the nominees are announced.

I mentioned the Doors "reunion" recently and now it turns out that tinnitus isn't the only reason Densmore isn't on the road with Ray and Robbie. And frankly he'd prefer it if they called themselves The Hinges

Tom McRae is back with a new album, Just Like Blood, and Q Magazine has five songs available with their presentation of the album. That's also where he is quoted about living in England: "One day, Tony Blair will get back from his day job as White House bidet and find that everyone's fucked off to Baghdad because the weather's better and the threat of being gassed is nothing compared to the Central Line at rush hour." He's just happy as Jack that one.

Yahoo! has an interesting story about the American networks' and news station's handling of the Columbia accident. It's not about how they dealt with the story, but which anchor they chose to have on screen while bringing updates on the story. The story comes because as it turns out CNN anchor Aaron Brown continued to play golf with Bob Hope after he learned that the space shuttle Columbia had exploded. But as a news analyst says in the article: "Anchors are overrated anyway."

First she scared people on a London street for a Q Mag photo shoot (check out the weird pictures (via Catherine's Pita)) and then she scared people in the sky after pulling a Peter Buck. Obviously, Courtney Love just isn't her well adjusted self these days.

Turns out the British version of That's My Bush! is a play called The Madness of George Dubya.

And finally the New York Times is reporting that certain people think there is too much sex on television (how is that even possible?). And they're getting support from the oddest place.