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• The female-centric sitcom wins again. On the heels of Zooey Deschanel's "New Girl" and Whitney Cummings' "Whitney" getting full season orders, CBS announces that "2 Broke Girls" is sticking around for a full season as well. [CBS]
• Nasir "Nas" Jones can't recall who told him about it, but yeah, he's heard those rumors that Amy Winehouse's "Me and Mr. Jones" is about him too. [XXL]
• The perfect treat to settle on the couch with as you watch those promised new episodes of "Arrested Development": A fantastically parodied Ben & Jerry's flavor called "Tobias Funke's I Just Blue Myself." If those shows ever make it to TV, we demand Ben & Jerry's put this blueberry ice cream into production post haste. [Vulture]
• Soon-to-be-divorced star James Marsden is moving on to join Tina Fey and the "30 Rock" crew for a multi-episode arc. [THR]
• Speaking of "Arrested Development" and "30 Rock"  - this Venn Diagram, intersecting those two aforementioned comedies with "Parks and Recreation," explains so much about why we heart them so. [SplitSider.com via BuzzFeed]

Iconic actress Audrey Hepburn is no longer with us, and neither is the author who wrote the novella that started it all, Truman Capote, but the movie "Breakfast at Tiffany's" remains an integral part of our cultural memory, even 50 years on.

Half a century ago today the movie was released to an audience, who watched - as you can see in the trailer below - Hepburn's Holly Golightly step up to the window of Tiffany's, coffee cup in hand and wearing the little black dress that's since sold for just under $1 million.

She may not have been the Holly Golightly Capote envisioned, but Hepburn's portrayal earned the actress an Oscar nomination.

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And Mercedes is telling you, she's not going.

Finally some of the background characters (other than Brittany) have been allowed to shine. Tuesday night's episode gave us more of Mike Chang and Mercedes, who both got stepped up storylines.

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In these civic minded times, Zsa Zsa Gabor's husband, Prince Frederic von Anhalt, wants to take lead of Los Angeles as the city's mayor.

He tells CNN that he's running for mayor in 2013, and is planning to announce his intention via billboard either today or Thursday, depending on the weather. (Obviously, they couldn't put up a billboard in the rain, now could they?) Von Anhalt told CNN a full press release on his candidacy will be held on Friday at 11 a.m.

Von Anhalt explained that he'd like to run for mayor because he wants to take on L.A.'s problems with homelessness and unemployment. “People know me," he says. "They know I tell the truth even if it hurts.”

According to Von Anhalt, current Mayor of Los Angeles Antonio Villaraigosa “is more of an actor now. He’s forgotten about City Hall.”

Because there’s no better way to maintain street cred than putting out a song about candy, Wu-Tang Clan member Method Man has released a Sour Patch Kids rap.

According to Kotaku, the rapper’s video for "World Gone Sour (The Lost Kids)" is in conjunction with the Sour Patch Kids-themed video game Sour Fling and upcoming game World Gone Sour.

In the song, Method Man raps about the chewy treats as mischievous "little dudes" that will "throw bleach in your laundry then unfold your origami."

"This ain't a candy rap, this is where the candy attacks."

What do you think of Method Man’s ode to the sugary snack?

After the wildly successful "Glee," what does one do for an encore?

A twisted, not-for-the-kids horror television series, of course.

Before "Glee," executive producers Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk were best known for the FX series "Nip/Tuck," and anyone familiar with that knows it wasn't exactly family viewing, either.

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Even though Will Arnett has his own hit sitcom with "Up All Night," TV Guide reports that the actor will reprise his role as Devon Banks on “30 Rock” this season.

The sixth season of the NBC comedy will start this winter, but there’s no set date for Jack’s nemesis to return. We’ll have to be surprised.

When we last left him, evil Devon had exited the corporate world to become a stay-at-home dad (much like his role on “Up All Night,” except that's minus the evil).

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This episode seemed to be all about relationships (even more than usual) of all varieties: husband and wife, siblings, parent/child and the not-so-kissing cousins.

Take Max and Jabbar for example: At school during lunch, Max is being a bit bossy and monopolizing Jabbar's time. Max insists that since they are best friends, they have to eat together. Jabbar asks Jasmine if he can eat with his other friends.  She tells him of course, and that he doesn't have to eat lunch with Max all the time.

She wants Crosby to talk to Adam about it, even though she knows it will be a tricky conversation. Crosby can't bring himself to do it once he hears how happy Adam and Kristina are because Max says Jabbar is his best friend.

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Fox 2000 is taking a bet that our current cultural nostalgia for the '60s will carry over to the box office. The studio is planning an adaptation of "Mr Ed," the 1960s show starring the eponymous talking horse, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

The studio has acquired the rights to the popular TV series, and plans on turning it into a live-action family film. Just like in the show, the movie will use an actual horse to do the talking, and the studio plans to use CGI to animate the animal's mouth.

Fox 2000 doesn't have a writer or director attached to the project, but it is known that David Friendly of Friendly Films and Jim Mahoney are on board to produce. Friendly previously produced "Little Miss Sunshine" for Fox.

Considering how well family films starring various members of the animal kingdom have been doing at the box office lately, do you think this is a wise move?

Thanks to the huge success of “The Lion King 3-D,” Disney is going to re-release four other classic animated films in the same medium, starting with "Beauty and The Beast.”

That "tale as old as time" will hit theaters on January 13.

According to a press release, Disney/Pixar’s "Finding Nemo" will return for a limited engagement on September 14, 2012, followed by Disney/Pixar’s "Monsters, Inc." on January 18, 2013 (prequel “Monsters University” arrives in theaters on June 21, 2013).

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