Sarah Palin is apparently unhappy with Michael Joseph Gross, the author of the much-talked-about Vanity Fair piece.

But when she appeared to refer to him as “impotent and limp and gutless” in an interview on Sean Hannity’s radio show, was she also doing a little gay-baiting?

The publisher of the Advocate and Out magazines–Here Media–has sent a letter threatening legal action to a former employee of its skin magazines for making negative comments about the company on his Facebook page.

National Public Radio’s Ari Shapiro is moving from the Justice Depatment to the White House, a move he announced in a tweet and on his Facebook page: “It’s official! As much as I’ve loved covering Justice for the last 5 years, I’m about to be NPR’s newest White House correspondent.” Shapiro will replace Don Gonyea, who is being named national political correspondent after a decade on the White House beat.

Freelance writer Matt Siegel submitted an article entitled “Business Before Pleasure,” to Advocate.com, where it lived, happily published, as a “Health Exclusive” for all of 8 days before it was mysteriously pulled down without explanation. Could the website, owned by a parent company that also owns multiple gay porn magazines, have stepped in to protects its other interests when the controversial piece had too many people talking?