• Barack Obama and Sarah Palin share a milkshake in the latest Archie comic. [NYP]
• Two men in Georgia have filed a lawsuit claiming that prominent Atlanta pastor Eddie Long used his position to coerce them into sex. The pastor’s spokesman says the allegations are “a case of retaliation and a shakedown for money by men with some serious credibility issues.” [CNN]
• Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell was not repealed…yet. [NPR]
• eBay has launched its new Look Book, combining user-generated fashion shots with online auctions. [NBC NY]
• TVs are now on the subway. Sort of. [NYT]
• The last hearing about the proposed MTA fare hikes has been held. The final vote will take place next month — the $104 30-day uncapped card seems likely. [NY1, NYP]
• The battle over Sin-Sin continues. [The Lo-Down]
• The latest casualty of New York’s gentrification? City fights are becoming ever more dull. Like this one, at San Genarro — the most interesting part is in the first 30 seconds. Chair fight! [NYC The Blog]