Early Buzz: 'Wonder Years,' Radiohead and more news

Morning, all! I hope you're having a fantastic week. It's a little (more) cramped in my apartment right now because we're putting a bunch of stuff in storage this weekend. I've donated so many CDs, books and DVDs to charity that the employees know me — and get quite excited — when I walk in!

A few headlines:

- Yep, The Wonder Years is coming to DVD.

- Here are the comedians getting half-hour specials on Comedy Central this year. I spot several good ones!

- I love that The Kids in the Hall's Scott Thompson is covering the Olympics for The Colbert Report ... as his character Buddy Cole.

- Stereogum ranks Elliott Smith's albums, which are all pretty great, if you ask me.

- TV Guide rounds up all the TV shows that are going off the air this year.

- "15 of Cinema's Best Dance Party Endings."

- Garry Trudeau has put Doonesbury on hold to work on the Amazon series Alpha House.

- The awesome ladies of Broad City give love advice.

- I'm not sure why Greta Gerwig is headed to TV, but she has been cast in the How I Met Your Dad pilot.

- Jesse Eisenberg is writing a book of short stories.

- Radiohead has released a new iPhone app.

- The New York Times catches up with k.d. lang.

- Spin has a good roundup of this year's music festivals.

- Here's the cover of Jeffrey Brown's new book along with some Vader-themed Valentine's Day tags.

- EW assesses every network series' chances of survival.

- Vulture looks at Fred Armisen's best musical moments.

- Watch a new music video directed by Michel Gondry.

- ABC's The Neighbors is planning a mini-Full House reunion.

- See the trailer for the new film Under the Skin, starring Scarlett Johansson.

- Soleil Moon Frye had a baby this week.

- And finally, "Billy Ray Cyrus Releases Hip-Hop Sequel to Achy Breaky Heart."