Early Buzz: 'House of Cards,' Cumberbatch and more

Happy Monday! I hope you had a fantastic weekend; yesterday a restaurant accidentally delivered $85 worth of pierogis to my house, so that was a highlight.

How about we kick things off with headlines:

- Charlie Hunnam dropped out of Fifty Shades of Grey, which sounds like a good career move to me.

- We have a feature about the documentary 56 Up, which airs on PBS tonight.

- Will the second season of House of Cards be its last?

- Benedict Cumberbatch did a Reddit Q&A.

- We have a wrap-up of the news from New York Comic Con.

- If the cast is any indication, FX's Fargo is going to be amazing.

- Ha, I wish I'd seen this Banksy work ("Sirens of the Lambs") on the streets of New York.

- The Observer talks to Paul McCartney.

- And whoa, I really wish I'd bought his work on the street.

- Here's the set list for the show Neutral Milk Hotel performed Friday.

- Here are some rare Nirvana interviews conducted by Metal Hammer.

- New Peanuts animated shorts based on Charles Schulz's strips are in the works.

- Which superheroes are most popular on social media?

- This guy in Netflix's customer service department is pretty entertaining.

- David Letterman really loved Cage the Elephant.

- Cartoonist Steve Niles and his wife lost almost everything they own in a flood. Here's how to help them.

- And finally, what a great Bob's Burgers sketch by artist Tony Moore. (Thanks, Zack.)