Apparently June is too sunny for the Twilight crew.

The MTV Movie Awards are moving to April, specifically Sunday, April 14, 2013. But that's a school night! How will all the tweenage Twihards hold their viewing parties?

Jason Bateman sold a comedy to NBC that he'll produce with DJ Nash, the executive producer of Up All Night. The 1980s set show, Then Came Elvis, will focus on a grown man looking back at his life as a thirteen-year-old. Any chance he'll come from a wealthy family that lost everything and will have no choice but to keep them all together?

Adult Swim renewed Children's Hospital for a fifth season and NTSF:SD:SUV:: for a third. This is actually really good news.

On this Saturday's new episode of iCarly, guest star Jimmy Fallon will be joined by Tina Fey. We'd sit through fifteen hours of iCarly mixed with Yo Gabba Gabba! to watch a reunion of the Weekend Update dream team.

The upcoming Psycho-prequel series Bates Motel has cast Mike Vogel, formerly of Pan Am and Nestor Carbonell, veteran of Lost. Haven't we learned not to mess with Psycho already?

If the wait for the new season of Arrested Development is killing you, this should provide some comfort. Tony Hale -- Buster Bluth himself -- will appear on Up All Night, Will Arnett's illusion-free comedy. Can we get a "Hey, brother..."?

Drea de Matteo will star in Stalkers a Lifetime original movie, which will also serve as the pilot for a new show. From the name alone, it should fit right in with Desperate Escape, Fatal Desire and the rest.

Whoopi Goldberg will guest star on 666 Park Avenue. At least it's better than The View and Glee.

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