for example, they found that homosexual men tended to like kathy griffin, adam lambert, and "wicked," the musical. [cheers and applause] thank you, science. for the record, though, cancer-- still not cured. okay. [laughter] [cheers and applause] well, nation, i don't need some study to tell me who's gay and who isn't. that's what scarves are for. [laughter] the study also contained the blockbuster revelation that people with many friends liked jennifer lopez, while volunteers with few friends liked walking with your friend and randomly pushing them into someone or something. hey, not their fault they don't have friends. everyone they know keeps getting randomly pushed into traffic. [laughter] but most importantly, the study revealed what your facebook likes say about how smart you are. researchers found that high iq corresponds to liking mozart, science, and-- "the colbert report!" [cheers and applause] what can i say? that's right, folks [crowd chanting stephen] i don't blame you i am smart! nation, if you like my show, you are smart. end of story. don't ask questions. that's not wha

>> i think adam lambert looks great. >> it is a cigarette. >> it is a lollipop. >> it is a cigarette. >> he is obnoxious. >> is "rolling stone" no longer understanding what cool is? they stopped years ago. >> they put britney spears on a cover several times. i think they for dpot what cool was a longtime ago. >> do you think people know what "mad men" really is. "rolling stone's market is now the people who watch" mad men." >> it is for the people who described to arp. >> mad men is the perfect show for that certain group of people. it is focusing on the 60s and a bunch of white people with issues and all of this stuff. they thought they could be cool and it fits them. it is still a weird cover. >> i thought it was a con treys when he plays draper. >> is he wearing suspenders? high looks like he should be with pippy-long stocking. >> it looked like he was in a john bravado commercial. >> jedediah, is this a parody of a cover? >> thought it was a spoof, but what would be the point in making him look like a guy trying to look cool. what is the point. >> he got set up. >> he should be ve

columbine type of ignored kids who are acting out and have all of these resources to act out, adam lambertu. they were very well to do -- >> yes and i think the divorce of the parents there was a lock of oversight. it sounded like the mother had control over his day-to-day. >> hal: but there are lots of situations like that and those kids don't go shoot someplace up. it's really about what experience they have day-to-day. the newtown shooter, you have this kid who's mother was arguably a prepper. she thought the world was going to collapse and she needed the weapons to fight off, i guess rioting black people. >> was there a rich shall component to it? >> hal: no but that's where we get things like 28 days later, where our zombies have now spit up blood because of this idea of blood-born illness, creates a different kind of zombie where it used to be -- people would walk around go to their jobs and they want to eat your brains on the other side -- >> this went into a whole weird direction. >> hal: yes, but now we have -- she had constant contact with her son. >> right. taking him to the sho