Dennis Leary went on Late Night to work out some new stand up material do an interview with Jimmy Fallon, and hopefully his kids weren't watching. Once they're in college, he gets to use the Xbox.

Rescue Me returned for it's sixth season last night, and a lot has changed since we last saw the boys of Ladder 62. Thankfully, their dependency on alcohol is not one of them.

While Rescue Me star and Miss Worcester second runner-up Denis Leary may have rankled some with his book's assessment of autism sufferers as being "dumb-ass kids," "junior morons," and "dumb, lazy, or both" ("Totally out of my book's context!" rebutted Leary), one true believer in the disorder—an outspoken activist, in fact—is Jenny McCarthy. Where she veers from her fellow crusaders is in her theory on its cause: She blames the Measles, Mumps, and Rubella vaccination of draining the life out of her young son Evan, and giving him autism. Now she's raising even more eyebrows by claiming on the cover of the current Us Weekly that she "saved [her] son" through "a strict no wheat-and-dairy-free diet." From usmagazine.com: