Early Buzz: Yoko Ono, 'South Park' and more news

Happy Thursday! I hope you're having the week of your dreams. How about some headlines?

- This week creators of South Park missed their deadline for the first time in 17 seasons.

- Damon Lindelof left Twitter (and I don't blame him).

- Vince Gilligan talks to the Hollywood Reporter about Breaking Bad and the upcoming spinoff.

- HBO has set premiere dates for GIrls and other series.

- Here's a fun feature that lists terrible episodes of good TV shows.

- We talk to Benedict Cumberbatch about The Fifth Estate.

- Ronan Farrow, son of Mia (and maybe Frank Sinatra), has joined MSNBC.

- The cast of Mystic Pizza reunited on Good Morning America yesterday.

- The Quietus interviews Yoko Ono.

- Arcade Fire will appear on The Colbert Report next week.

- Dave Lovering says Kim Deal can rejoin the Pixies anytime.

- Here are helpful tips for how to start an art collection for less than $1,000. (Thanks, Kirsten!)

- Stone Gossard discusses several Pearl Jam songs.

- The Huffington Post talks to Marc Maron.

- The director of Brave has a few words for the "boys' club" in the animation world.

- Watch a fake trailer for an Aquaman movie.

- Watch Fred Armisen, Aubrey Plaza and Billy Eichner discuss whether comedy is art. (Why wouldn't it be?)

- And finally, play Super Mario Bros. on your computer today.