Good morning! I hope you had an excellent weekend -- I listened to lots of music, caught up with friends and ate delicious brunches, though I didn't read nearly as many comics as I'd hoped. (Isn't that always the case?)
Here are some headlines to start the week:
- We have a story about TLC's Little People, Big World, which is already in its fifth season.
- Pitchfork gives R.E.M.'s Accelerate a 6.7.
- Steve Martin and Diane Keaton will reteam for another comedy.
- A new New York Times blog features contributions from Andrew Bird, Suzanne Vega and Rosanne Cash.
- The A.V. Club has a feature on "18 fictional drugs," including The 4400's Promicin and 90210's U4EA.
- Fanboys fans tried to hold protests on Friday, but they didn't exactly work out.
- Slash says Velvet Revolver will continue to record, even if Scott Weiland leaves the band.
- Poison drummer Rikki Rockett was arrested on a rape warrant last week.
- Popular Mechanics names the "10 Most Prophetic Sci-Fi Movies Ever."
- Entertainment Weekly has exclusive video with a long-haired Katee Sackhoff.
- Poor girls named Sarah Marshall are pretty upset by this new movie's anti-Sarah Marshall ad campaign.
- Time.com has a Q&A with Patti Smith.
- Here's a brief interview with Jerry Lee Lewis, who is still rocking at 72.
- Was Bruno able to fool Ben Affleck?
- A trailer for Grand Theft Auto IV is online.
- A 360-degree tour of the Office set has been posted at NBC.com.
- Pop reader Mia M. sent me this link that details how to knit a Wonder Woman sweater. (Where can non-crafty folks buy one?)
- The entire Aqua Teen Hunger Force movie is online at AdultSwim.com this week.
- And finally, Slate offers an April Fools' Day defense kit, so you won't be "taken for a sucker by the media."