Cheat Sheet - The Best (and Gayest) Bond Movie Yet?

Today: SEC Computers Unprotected? , Obama's Next Inner Circle: Who Will Fill the New Cabinet? , Malala Wanted for Peace Prize November 09, 2012 'Skyfall' 1. The Best (and Gayest) Bond Yet? The latest James Bond film, Skyfall, opens Friday and features a deliciously evil gay villain, played by Javier Bardem, and an older, more grizzled 007. The Daily Beast's Ramin Setoodeh and Marlow Stern debate the film's merits--and whether it's the most homoerotic Bond movie yet. Read it at The Daily Beast YIKES 2. SEC Computers Unprotected? What were they thinking? Staffers at the Securities and Exchange Commission have failed to encrypt computers containing data from stock exchanges, leaving the highly sensitive information vulnerable to cyberattacks, according to a report from Reuters. Sources familiar with the matter said that some staffers even brought the computers to a convention where hacking pros discuss the latest trends in their trade. But so far there's no evidence that any data has been breached. Read it at Reuters NEW CABINET 3. Obama's Next Inner Circle With Hillary Clinton and Tim Geithner bowing out, the guessing game has begun. From State and Treasury to the Pentagon, The Daily Beast's Eleanor Clift examines the options—including Republicans. Read it at The Daily Beast International Symbol 4. Malala Wanted for Peace Prize While Malala Yousafzai continues to recuperate from gunshot wounds in a British hospital, over 87,000 people from around the world have been at work, nominating the young Pakistani activist for the Nobel Peace Prize. Yousafzai, 15, became internationally known when she was shot by members of the Taliban for arguing for equal education for girls in Pakistan. "A Nobel Peace Prize for Malala will send a clear message that the world is watching and will support those who stand up for the right of girls to get an education," said one of the British campaigners petitioning to award Yousafzai. Read it at BBC News POST-ELECTION 5. Boehner: Tax Increase 'Unacceptable' Those days of playing nice with the president on the golf course are over. House Speaker John Boehner said raising tax rates is "unacceptable" in his first broadcast interview since the election. "Frankly, it couldn't even pass the House," Boehner told Diane Sawyer. But he said he's willing to work with Obama's proposals even if they clash with the GOP's principles. "I'm the most reasonable, responsible person here in Washington," Boehner added. "The president knows it." Read it at ABC News UGLY INTERACTIVE Racist Election Tweets Came From South Mississippi, Alabama had the most hate speech. VERKLEMPT Obama Cries in Speech to Staff "I'm really proud of you," he tells them. AFTER SANDY 'Sesame Street' Airing Storm Special Elmo & Co. repair Big Bird's nest. UNCUFFED JetBlue Pilot Freed But can never fly or board planes again. CHILD-STAR WOES Cops: 'Modern Family' Mom Lying About daughter's illicit affair. GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET Culture Beast Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Fox News Guest Goes Crazy Radio host Michael Graham got a little intense on 'Fox and Friend's this morning, insisting that the Obama campaign wanted to convince females voters that electing Romney would put them in 'rape camps.' More Videos Obama: America's Fortunate Son by Daniel Klaidman A 'Modern Family' Drama by Christine Pelisek , Maria Elena Fernandez Why Can't 20somethings Settle Down? by Lizzie Crocker

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