The Charlie Sheen-Lionsgate sitcom is a go. No network is associated with the show yet, but as previously reported, it will be based on the 2003 film Anger Management. Are there really people out there who will watch this? It sounds like a to-be trainwreck.

FX has picked up Ryan Murphy's American Horror Story, and a fall premiere is expected. Tami Taylor already back on our TVs, y'all! Very exciting. (Unfortunately, this also means more opportunities for Ryan Murphy to preach speak. Ugh.)

Some unfortunate news -- TNT cancelled Men of a Certain Age this weekend. But this means Andre Braugher is now unemployed, so maybe he can come back as House's therapist next season and save the day/make House likeable again?

Despite Friday's news of Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony's split, their TV show Q'Viva will continue to film this fall for a 2012 launch. Traveling around the world and working together while in the middle of a divorce? Awkwaaard! I kind of love it.

Michelle Obama is set to visit Extreme Makeover: Home Edition this week. Do you guys think she'll talk about the childhood obesity epidemic?!

Kurt Sutter wrote a blog responding to the reactions to his Emmy-related tweets. It would be an understatement to say it is profanity-laced, so read at your own risk. (Also, he kind of sounds like he's losing his mind.)

Ricky Gervais is teaming up with former Dexter showrunner Clyde Phillips for Gervais' new show titled Afterlife. Ricky Gervais and a Dexter alum? Cool. Cool cool cool.

51-year-old Lost alum Doug Hutchinson and his 16-year old bride are (obviously) now shopping a reality show. I hear E! is interested!

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