Today we're just jumping right into things because I'm writing this two hours later than I normally do, and it's why you're all here anyway.

Watch the new trailer for Gravity, starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney. This is one of my dream pairings in a cast and the trailer is kind of terrifying:

Here's a look at Diablo Cody's directorial debut, starring Julianne Hough.

My favorite comic-book writer, Brian K. Vaughan, talks about his various projects including Under the Dome.

Whoa, I didn't know a lot of these acclaimed authors also wrote children's books.

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia might go on past 10 seasons (though I'm not sure it really will).

Henry Winkler will play Jean-Ralphio's father in Parks and Recreation.

I'm pretty excited that Michael Vartan will be in the second season of Bates Motel.

America's Got Talent is allowing votes by tweeting.

Aaron Sorkin finally dealt with the Internet in this week's Newsroom episode.

This town decided to paint their village Smurf-blue, then decided to keep it that way permanently.

It's wildly impressive that Orange is the New Black out-performed House of Cards and Arrested Development in its first week. It speaks volumes for the impact that word-of-mouth has.

Speaking of Orange is the New Black: the series is better than the book.

Party of Five: a forgotten '90s series?

Kel Mitchell is returning to Nickelodeon in an episode of Sam and Cat.

John Travolta and Kirstie Alley will reunite on the actresses upcoming TV Land show.

Watch a preview of Dan Harmon's new animated Adult Swim show, Rick and Morty.

That Kanye West HBO pilot we were all making fun of last week wasn't so bad afterall.

I don't think The Heat needs a sequel, which is good since there probably won't be one.

Watch Aaron Paul react to his acting gig on Beverly Hills 90210.

And for fun, check out the Downton Abbey theme song with lyrics.

Now you have enough pop culture news to talk about at Happy Hour later.