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Longoria to Parker: “Sorry, honey: The dick stays here.”

A friend of actress Eva Longoria confided to tabloids that the “Desperate Housewives” star believes that allowing men to have bachelor parties is “asking for trouble,” and that Eva’s fiancé, 24-year-old San Antonio Spurs guard Tony Parker, will therefore be denied one.

Asked to comment on the situation, Parker said he would never go against his bride-to-be’s wishes, and insisted that he is instead very much looking forward to the Tupperware party his buddies are throwing for him at Glitter Gulch in Las Vegas next month.

File under: “Know your place, boy”


“No, seriously: I’ve got a gun.”

Suffice it to say that Kevin Federline’s place is nowhere in the vicinity of Lindsay Lohan…but that didn’t stop him from hitting on her. K-Fed reportedly sent Lohan a text message saying “We should hang out,” to which Lohan diplomatically responded, “Why would I hang out with you?”

So, does this fall under “You can’t blame a guy for trying”…or, “You, sir, have reached glorious new heights of self-delusion”?

You be the judge.

“Firefly” will live on…online

Santa has delivered an early Christmas present to Browncoats the world over: a shiny new “Firefly” experience in the form of a massively multiplayer online role-playing game, or MMORPG:

Multiverse, maker of a free MMO-creation platform, plans to announce Friday morning that it’s struck a deal with Fox Licensing to turn the show into an MMORPG in the fashion of Star Wars Galaxies or Eve Online.

The “Browncoats,” as Firefly’s most devoted fans are known, have been campaigning to bring the show back almost since the moment it was canceled in late 2002. Now they’ll get their wish, albeit in a new form.

“We see virtual worlds as an extraordinarily promising new entertainment medium,” said Adam Kline, Fox Licensing’s vice president of media enterprises in an e-mail. “We believe Multiverse can deliver an experience that will remain true to the original series, while enabling a whole new level of personal involvement for fans.”

The game is still very much in the development stages…which should give you plenty of time to decide whether you want to play as a Reaver; a preferred client of Inara and her fellow Companions; or both.

“Heroes”: Able to leap from gay to straight in just ten episodes!

Fans of NBC’s “Heroes” may be surprised to learn that the character of Zach, the recently brainwashed best friend to indestructible cheerleader Claire Bennet, is not gay.

He used to be gay, at least according to this interview with series creator Tim Kring…but now the official line [beware possible spoiler if you click the link] of both NBC and the management of actor Thomas Dekker (who plays Zach) is that Zach is, was, and always will be as straight as the day is long.

So, what caused the shift? Is Dekker nervous about being typecast at such a young age? Is his management driving the change? Or is NBC brass still uptight about portraying gay characters on television — despite the success of that little NBC show called “Will & Grace”? You know, the one that ran for eight years, won over a dozen Emmys, and pulled in millions of dollars in advertising revenue…all while featuring multiple gay characters front and center?

Whatever the reason, the news is disappointing. The character has been established a certain way, and the show’s ratings and advertiser support to date would suggest that Zach’s sexual orientation has been a non-issue. Ironically, it will likely now become an issue, simply by virtue of the network’s having called attention to it.

Sigh.

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