Early Buzz: Louis C.K., 'Hangover' and more news

It's Friday! The weekend kind of crept up on me, so right now my biggest plan is to catch up on a bunch of TV shows (and preview some new ones I've gotten in the mail).

I'd like to wish a happy belated birthday to longtime devoted reader BIG BUSINESS, who celebrated yesterday. Hope it was awesome!

A few headlines:

- Watch a new trailer for The Hangover Part III.

- Louis C.K. did a Reddit AMA.

- Roger Ebert's Twitter account will go on through his wife, Chaz.

- Spinner does an absolutely horrible job of ranking R.E.M.'s albums.

- Billboard ranks the top 10 Coachella performances.

- Here's a handy guide to TV premiere dates.

- Why on earth are they remaking Point Break?

- History is planning a miniseries about Houdini starring Adrien Brody.

- Longtime Woody Allen collaborator Mickey Rosehas died.

- Stars of The Office will head to Scranton, Pa., for a final "wrap party."

- Is Netflix more popular than cable?

- Get well soon, Rhett Miller!

- TVGuide.com talks to Doctor Who's new companion.

- Time Out ranks the top 25 TV series set in New York.

- Go the F--- to Sleep is headed to the big screen.

- HBO has ordered a pilot from Glee's Ryan Murphy.

- ABC Family has kind of an odd take on Batman Begins.

- Yoko Ono is publishing a sequel to a poetry book first released 50 years ago.

- "The 20 Best TV Series Finales."

- This poster collects a bunch of Internet memes.

- If I could grow facial hair, I might do this.

- A study shows that people addicted to Twitter and Facebook showed withdrawal symptoms when forced to go "cold turkey."

- "Man Who Voiced Charlie Brown Pleads Guilty to Threatening Plastic Surgeon."

- A tiny poem by Charlotte Bronte sold for $140,000. (Seriously, you need a magnifying glass to read it.)

- And finally, dig these Arrested Development-inspired record sleeves.