Today's talk you might've missed:

• David Arquette is now a dad of two. The actor and his girlfriend Christina McLarty welcomed a baby boy, Charlie West, on Monday. He also has a 9-year-old daughter with his ex-wife, Courteney Cox.
• Can you picture Johnny Knoxville as a grown-up Ferris Bueller? Universal Pictures doesn't have a problem with that, and is in talks with Knoxville to have the comedic actor star in a "modern day," more adult version of "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" called "Sick Day." [Deadline]
• Kim Kardashian and Kanye West might already be married by the time they jet off to France for their May wedding. Reports are circulating that the couple will quietly have a civil ceremony to obtain a marriage license this week. [E!]
• If you're interested in seeing more of Rihanna - as in, a lot more of Rihanna, without clothes on - then French magazine Lui has got you covered. [Us Weekly]
• Paul Rudd and Amy Poehler movies, FTW!

Today's talk you might've missed:

• The new extended trailer for June's "Fault In Our Stars" adaptation is witty, moving, and will probably make you cry:

• To go along with "The Leftovers'" new premiere date of June 29 (it was previously announced as June 15), HBO has unveiled a new trailer:

• The whodunit on "Game of Thrones" has been solved! Did you guess correctly who offed the Bastard? (And we mean that in the literal use, of course). [NYT]
• While the script is smartly funny we don't think of "Masters of Sex" as a comedy. But it's latest casting choice would make you believe differently: the Showtime series has added Sarah Silverman for its second season. [THR]
• Today, in Selena Gomez rumors: "Are Orlando Bloom and Gomez 'revenge screwing'"? [TMZ]
• Adding a layer of grit to that gossip is the fact that Justin Bieber's new song is called "Hard2FaceReality."