Does Men's Health editor Dave Zinczenko really possess the best ass in magazinedom? With it sheathed in two layers of tuxedo, one can't really tell.

Well, what a pleasant morning surprise: Sitting down with Matt Lauer and Al Roker just now was beloved Men's Health editor Dave Zinczenko. Awesome — time for some early morning ass-babbling! The topic was the ever-important issue of whether or not it's OK for men to cry, and Zinczenko declared that the era of the manly man was over. (Really? What was his first clue? Details or Thursday Styles?)

As it turns out, the chemistry isn't so much there. We're guessing that's mostly DZ's fault; he comes off as too sane for Touby when he eschews his "fit is the new rich" greatest hits. The highlights we're left with, then, is Laurel's tough questioning. "What's your title and what do you do at Men's Health?" "How many readers are reading Men's Health all over the country?" "Do you actually sit down with copy at a certain point of the day or night and read through every signle article that goes into Men's Health?"

• A few additions to the Big List, including Rodale tonight at Django. (Will Dave Zinczenko permit beer? So many carbs!) Full, updated list is after the jump.

It's a shame Stuff EIC Jimmy Jellinek is married, because his interview today with the Black Table has us ready and willing to give him a whole brood of media-whore babies:

We attended last night's profoundly weird Magazine Publishers of America panel, "Laughing Matters: Magazines Celebrate Humor," at which Jon Stewart interviewed four top editors — Vanity Fair's Graydon Carter, Time's Jim Kelly, Cosmo's Kate White, and Men's Health's Dave Zinczenko — about, theoretically, the role of humor in magazines. It was really more of a free-for-all rant.

Legendary GQ editor Art Cooper died two years ago, after suffering a stroke while lunching at the Four Seasons with Men's Health editor Dave Zinczenko. Today's WWD notes a curious anecdote Zinczenko relays in the new issue of his magazine: