• Us Weekly chieftain Janice Min's contract may be up, but some say her big ticket contract is heading down.

• Facebook gets facelift, exciting new interactive features.

• Radio station 92.3 (K-Rock) abandons its "low-rated all-talk format," ushers in new era with Nirvana's "All Apologies."

• Meanwhile, in a proud moment for Sirius Satellite Radio, CEO Mel Karmazin declared ""we suck less" than rival XM.

• 'JT Leroy' creator Laua Albert may not have been an abused transsexual. But she still had a trying upper middle-class childhood, dammit!

• 'Business journals should be more like Page Six,' says Orange County Register's Scott Flanders, by which he presumably means "more anonymous sources, Christmas 'bonuses' and all-expense paid trips to New Orleans."

• NYT's Lola Ogunnaike gives up her lifelong dream of being on The View, instead joins CNN's American Morning.