Early Buzz: 'Schoolhouse Rock,' '90s soundtracks, more

Morning, everyone; I hope you had a grand weekend. I spent more hours in the sunshine than watching Orange Is the New Black, but I did take the time to (gasp) reduce my cable package! I may indeed be working my way to completely "cutting the cord," but it's going to take some baby steps.

A few headlines:

- Calvin and Hobbes fans still can't believe Bill Watterson resurfaced last week. Here's the full story.

- I think we're all hoping Tracy Morgan will make a full recovery after being involved in a horrific car crash.

- Our friend Marc Nobleman interviews some of the people behind Schoolhouse Rock.

- Another day, another Ant-Man director ...

- What are the best '90s soundtrack albums?

- DC Comics has finally given Bill Finger a cover credit on a Batman comic.

- "Twenty-one Things You Might Not Know About Gremlins."

- Ha, watch Sir Mix-A-Lot perform Baby Got Back with the Seattle symphony.

- Here's a fun piece that tells the "inside story" of the Ghostbusters music video.

- Here's a chat with the Orphan Black creators about last weekend's episode.

- Amazon has a new best-selling author list that's updated hourly.

- George Strait has broken the Rolling Stones' record for concert attendance.

- It takes a big person to admit he/she said something stupid on the Internet.

- Marvel has partnered with Kiehl's to offer a free comic.

- The drummer for Weezer caught a Frisbee during a show — and never stopped playing!

- And finally, in honor of Father's Day, Audible is offering a free download of Samuel L. Jackson reading Go the F--- to Sleep.