Today's news you might've missed:

• The old "Veronica Mars" gang really is getting back together: Max Greenfield is the latest former Neptune resident to announce that he's reprising his role (that would be Deputy Leo, naturally) in the Kickstarter-funded film. [THR]
• Rihanna, on her way to passing Justin Bieber as YouTube's most viewed artist, took the time to seemingly hit a concertgoer with her mic after the fan got a little too handsy. [Billboard/LAT]
• Zack Snyder and screenwriter David Goyer have some 'splaining to do about that "Man of Steel" ending - you know, the one that producer Christopher Nolan wasn't into - and surprise, surprise, they've actually offered detailed insight into that scene's development. [EW]
• Johnny Depp has opened up about his breakup with the mother of his kids, Vanessa Paradis, in a new interview with Rolling Stone, assuring us that even celebrity splits are just like ours. "At times, [it was] certainly unpleasant," the 50-year-old said. [People]
• Cher gave her first live TV performance in more than a decade on "The Voice" Tuesday, but the singer said she went into it with no pressure. "I just thought, 'Screw it, I'm just going to have a good time." [E!]