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Jack Donaghy recasts Super Bowl halftime show, glorious NBC synergy ensues
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Here's Donald Glover's heartfelt plea to save Community, as if you needed another reason
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The saga of Lana Del Rey reaches its inevitable Taiwanese animation chapter
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UPDATED: The date of Ice Cube’s “good day” now confirmed (maybe)
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- R.I.P. actor Ben Gazzara
- It's Friday, so here's a story about a Catwoman impersonator pepper-spraying a fake Ozzy Osbourne
- Lambchop—the band, not the puppet—to tour behind new record, Mr. M
- Ratings roundup: NBC opens February sweeps in strong tie with Univision
- R.I.P. Zalman King, king of softcore cinema
- Adam Lambert is the new lead singer of Queen
- Ty Segall and White Fence releasing collaborative LP and touring together
- Drake's supposed ex-girlfriend sues him over "Marvin's Room"
- And now Jane Levy will star in the Evil Dead remake
- NBC finally does something about The Firm, replaces it with new drama Awake
- Bridget Jones 3 is still happening, really
- Chris Rock wants to romance Melissa McCarthy
- Patton Oswalt to test the bounds of your affections by appearing on Two And A Half Men
- Beck, Bon Iver, and Jack White headline a pretty impressive Sasquatch lineup
- They’re an Xbox, he’s more Atari: Justin Vernon of Bon Iver says “fuck you” to playing the Grammys
- Yes, there will be an Insidious sequel
- Today in music videos: Magnetic Fields go gender-bending in "Andrew In Drag"
- What's On Tonight: Supernatural really, really, really wants to zigazig ah! Magical babies and butchered corpses!
- That Short Circuit remake now has an appropriately family-friendly writer
- You should be excited about Madonna's new single, says Madonna's new single
- Spike Jonze making movie about a guy who falls in love with Siri, basically
- New Tenacious D album, Rize Of The Fenix, coming in May
- Electro-harp-pop act Active Child charts headlining tour
- No, seriously, Roseanne Barr is running for president
- In the interest of balance, it should be noted that Lana Del Rey was sorta okay on Letterman last night
- New book reveals that Courtney Love does Courtney Love things
- Matt Damon and Gus Van Sant team up with John Krasinski to make Ben Affleck feel left out
- The Munsters reboot is too edgy to be called The Munsters
- Lizzy Caplan and Michael Sheen are now Masters Of Sex
- Online abundance of breast photos and music doesn't dissuade Sports Illustrated from combining the two
- Atlas Shrugged producers shake off critical parasites, heroically press forward with self-made sequel
- Black Sabbath drummer Bill Ward now uncertain for reunion tour and album
- Opening Track: Jay Farrar/Will Johnson/Anders Parker/Yim Yames, New Multitudes
- Young Jeezy is putting on (shows) for some cities with a North American tour this spring
- Homeland's Damian Lewis might be another reason to see that new Romeo And Juliet movie
- Amy Winehouse's coroner resigned in November; case may be reopened
- Back To The Future: The Musical might be a thing pretty soon
- Dave Grohl and Dana Gould will team up for an FX comedy about a rock band in therapy
- What's On Tonight: The Vampire Diaries wants to (literally) steal your heart
- Kate Hudson will try being an action movie star now
- Russell Crowe might play either Noah or RoboCop, like there's a difference
- Stand-up comics no doubt eagerly awaiting Al Pacino, Christopher Walken, and Alan Arkin's Stand Up Guys
- John Hawkes to star in Jackie Brown prequel, sort of
- Artist and musician Mike Kelley dead of apparent suicide
- Colin Firth joins Atom Egoyan's West Memphis 3 film
- Indianapolis is the newest member of The A.V. Club’s empire, so let’s party
- Kevin Bacon will star in Fox's serial-killer drama
- People Still Buy Music: Tim McGraw fails to slay the mighty Adele
- BET will not be airing Nicki Minaj's "Stupid Hoe," thank you very much
- Gasland director arrested for trying to film Capitol hearing

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