The NFL may have lost Faith Hill as the "Sunday Night Football" theme's singer, but they've found a top-notch replacement. Carrie Underwood has officially stepped in to perform "Waiting All Day for Sunday Night."
Our belated condolences for Matt Groening. The "Simpson's" creator's mom Margaret, who served as the inspiration for Marge Simpson, died April 22 at the age of 94. [The Oregonian]
Mac Miller's new tour is going to be out of this world - or so he says. The rapper has announced a 38-city gig called the Space Migration Tour. [MTV]
A new photo from the set of "Anchorman 2" has set our hearts a-flutter - could it be that Tina Fey and Amy Poehler are going to be the next guest stars announced for the sequel? [E!]
Here's a more certain casting update for you: Martin Scorsese's "Silence" is finally ready to start production, after two decades of effort, with Andrew Garfield in the lead. [Variety]
George Clooney's 52nd birthday has been more work than play. On Monday, the actor was spotted on the Berlin set of his movie with Matt Damon, "The Monuments Men." No rest for the beautifully aging, we suppose. [E!]
Keira Knightley quietly tied the knot with James Righton in the south of France on Saturday. The nuptials were so chill, the guests showed up in flip-flops. [NYMag's The Cut]
"Cops" will continue to hunt down bad guys for our entertainment on the small screen, as Spike TV just picked up the long-running series on the heels of Fox's cancellation. Season 26 will kick off in September. [TV Guide]
Kanye West and Kim Kardashian spent Cinco de Mayo with ... Anna Wintour of Vogue, having dinner at her home. Interesting. [Us Weekly]
Meanwhile, Jennifer Lopez's Sunday was less quaint: The actress/singer was filming a music video with Pitbull in Fort Lauderdale when gunshots were heard nearby. [TMZ]
The humans are ready to "bite back" in the sixth season of "True Blood," which will launch on June 16. Check out the teaser trailer below:
The November release date for "Ender's Game" is slowly approaching, and today brought the first of what we're sure will be many clips to come. Before you get your hopes up, we'll warn you that it's just a teaser for the teaser trailer, which is arriving May 7.
Justin Timberlake is in the midst of a music career resurgence, but he hasn't given up on acting. The 32-year-old is set to portray record exec Neil Bogart in a biopic called "Spinning Gold." [THR]
Add Jamie King to the list of pregnant celebs: the model and actress is expecting her first child with husband Kyle Newman later this year. [People]
Instead of bringing back an old judge, "American Idol" might be looking to Harry Connick, Jr. to help the show recover from its ratings slump. [E!]
We really do adore the bromance Channing Tatum and Jamie Foxx have going, and in the latest trailer for their June release, "White House Down," they make a good team. Oh, and one other thing - don't touch Jamie Foxx's Jordans.
Kanye West would like for you to take note of June 18. This date is so important, he even deleted all of his tweets so only "June Eighteen" remains when you go to his account. Thanks for the heads up, Kanye! That was kind of you. Now if only we knew what we're waiting for ... [Kanye West's Twitter]
Seriously, what is up with "Jane Got A Gun?" We know more about the movie's casting problems than the actual plot. After Michael Fassbender, Natalie Portman, Jude Law and director Lynne Ramsey left the production, Bradley Cooper has since followed suit. [THR]
Daniel Radcliffe, meanwhile, has accepted a job. The former "Harry Potter" actor is set to star in the thriller "Tokyo Vice." [Deadline]
Heidi Klum's boyfriend Martin Kirsten is giving out rings for presents, now. The new "America's Got Talent" judge has been wearing a gold band on her right hand, one that's partially inscribed with her bodyguard beau's first name. [People]
Will.i.am and Britney Spears are hoping to make fans "Scream & Shout" with the pop star's next album. Brit's tapped the Black Eyed Peas artist to serve as the record's executive producer. [RS]
Yes, Jennifer Lawrence is still more awesome than the rest of the universe. Going with a natural look at the "Great Gatsby" premiere Wednesday, the Oscar winner was nevertheless a stunner. [Yahoo! Movies]
Natalie Portman's next role is said to be a wish come true for the Oscar winner. She's going to join Michael Fassbender in an upcoming adaptation of "Macbeth." [ScreenDaily]
Beyoncé reportedly left Princess Eugenie royally embarrassed at a recent show in London when she asked Eugenie (who is sixth in line to the throne) to join in and sing "Irreplaceable." It wasn't preferential treatment, as it seems Bey picked the princess unknowingly. [Mirror]
Jennifer Lawrence, unfortunately for the rest of us, just might be back with her ex and "X-Men: Days of Future Past" co-star Nicholas Hoult. They were seen having a "cozy" but "not affectionate" dinner that appeared to be a "date." [People]
According to reports, Jennifer Aniston plans her schedule around what her ex, Brad Pitt, and his partner are doing. The actress has supposedly delayed her wedding to Justin Theroux because Pitt and Angelina Jolie are taking forevs to have their *own* wedding, and Aniston doesn't want any overlap. [Us Weekly]
Not long after Kanye and Kim earned the Internet's praise with their reported charitable act, the pair's back under a critical glare. Caught on video in Paris, Kanye's taking heat for not opening doors for his very pregnant girlfriend. [DListed]
"Girls" actress Allison Williams is breaking out of TV - she's in talks for the lead role in a movie called "Rosaline." [Deadline]
Lily James is going from "Downton Abbey" to pumpkins and fairy godmothers. The actress has been handed the role of Cinderella in Disney's live-action version of the fairy tale, which will be directed by Kenneth Branagh and star Cate Blanchett as the wicked stepmother.
Speaking of Disney princesses, not every character qualifies for the title. Merida, the star of 2012's "Brave," will have a "royal coronation" on May 11 to officially crown her Disney's 11th princess. [Inside the Magic]
TNT isn't ready to leave "Dallas" and its shenanigans just yet. The reinvigorated primetime soap has been picked up for a third season, which should arrive in early 2014. [TVLine]
Showtime's "Homeland" will be back way before that, though. The network has announced that the third season of the award-winning series will bow on September 29.
John Krasinski is facing job loss after "The Office" closes its doors May 16, but he won't be unemployed for long. The actor will be a guest star on "Arrested Development" when the series arrives on Netflix with 15 new episodes May 26. [EW]
Selena Gomez nearly set on the Internet on fire with a sultry photo from the set of her music video for "Come and Get It." [HuffPo]
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are reportedly turning down gifts for their soon-to-arrive baby, and instead are asking for friends and family to donate to a Chicago children's hospital (with the Chi being West's old stomping grounds). [TMZ]
Miss Maria Shriver on NBC? She does too. The former politician's wife is going back to NBC News to serve as a special anchor reporting on women's issues. [USA Today]
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