• According to the Hollywood Reporter, Warner Bros. and Leonardo DiCaprio's production company, Appian Way, are in the preliminary stages of creating a new Twilight Zone movie.
• Entertainment Weekly has the scoop that Rosie O'Donnell is in talks to return to NBC with a weekly primetime variety show.
• The AP has news that both Lil' Kim and Foxy Brown are being sued by Simon & Schuster for not delivering books they were paid advances for.
• Darren Aronofsky, director of Requiem for a Dream, is bringing Robocop back to life for a tentative 2010 release date, says The Hollywood Reporter.
• Timbaland is hard at work on his new album, Shock Value 2, which will feature collaborations with Madonna, Jordin Sparks, Rihanna, and Jonas Brothers, MTV announced.
• The New York Times has information about The Rolling Stones leaving EMI records, their label since the '90s, and switching to the Universal Music Group.
• LA Times reports that Randy Pausch, the terminally ill professor who wrote The Last Lecture, passed away today.
• Is The Dark Knight an allegory for the Bush administration? The Wall Street Journal and CitizenSugar want to know.

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Madonna's new album, Hard Candy, has arrived (sort of, on MySpace, ahead of its April 29 release date) and I took some time this morning to listen to each track and capture my first impressions. Madonna is 49 years old, but if 4 Minutes wasn't hint enough, I can assure you this is far from adult contemporary. In true Madonna fashion, she's reinvented her sound once again with the help of collaborators including Timbaland, Justin Timberlake, Pharrell Williams, Kanye West and Nate "Danja" Hills.

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• Wondering what the big deal is with "the bench dance" from "So You Think You Can Dance"? Give Me My Remote has the video.
• Head over to GeekSugar to watch cute, nerdy, early-90s Paul Rudd shilling for Nintendo.
• Vulture breaks down the debate over whether Brett Ratner can be defended.
• Buddy TV lets us know about another sign of the apocalypse: "CSI" — The Magazine.
• Cinematical asks which action hero you prefer: Jason Bourne or James Bond?
• Pop Candy tells us how to spy on "Chuck," aka Pop's new crush.
• Rolling Stone Rock&Roll Daily brings news of the bizarre collaboration between Timbaland and Celine Dion.
• TV with MeeVee wonders how they'll hide Julianna Margulies' baby bump on "Canterbury's Law."
• FabSugar breaks down the Charlie's Angels wardrobe.

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Yes, Timbaland and The Hives are a very unlikely pair. But "Throw It On Me," the collaboration between the hip-hop producer and the Swedish rock band on Timbaland Presents Shock Value, is actually pretty awesome. Now here's something even awesomer and weirder: the music video for "Throw It On Me," which pays homage to the film Sin City.

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For this week's Buzzworthy challenge I asked you to tell me about your favorite albums of 2007 so far, and you came back with some awesomely varied picks. I kicked things off with Andrew Bird's Armchair Apocrypha and Amy Winehouse's Back in Black, though I also recently reviewed — and loved! — mallomar's suggestion of Feist's The Reminder.

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