Early Buzz: U2, Rob Lowe, Mark Hamill and more news
Happy Friday! Even though it was a short week, I'm pretty eager for it to wrap. Let's kick off the day with some headlines:
- Colin Jost will co-host Weekend Update after Seth Meyers leaves Saturday Night Live.
- HBO has canceled Family Tree and Hello Ladies.
- Gal Gadot, the actress playing Wonder Woman in the new Batman/Superman movie, has signed a three-picture deal.
- Here's an interview with Brian K. Vaughan where he talks about the status of a Y: The Last Man movie.
- Disney Channel has ordered a full season of Girl Meets World.
- It'll be a Mork & Mindy reunion on The Crazy Ones when Pam Dawber guest stars.
- Mark Hamill did a Q&A on Reddit.
- if you missed last night's Greatest Event in Television History, it's on adultswim.com.
- See a trailer for Those Who Kill, the new A&E drama starring Chloe Sevigny.
- Mulholland Drive began as a spinoff for Twin Peaks character Audrey Horne, David Lynch reveals.
- NBC has picked up a new comedy starring Rob Lowe.
- Nick Offerman is working on another book.
- U2 will make its new single available for free on the day of the Super Bowl.
- The Hollywood Reporter chats with filmmaker and State alum David Wain.
- Read Vanity Fair's new profile of Jimmy Fallon.
- And finally, I love this idea: Fred Armisen is releasing singles by some of his fictional bands from SNL.