Arrested Development movie in the works?

Followed by another TV/Netflix series? That's the plan apparently, according to Mitch Hurwitz:

"I'm working on the movie right now," the show's creator tells Rolling Stone. "I can't get into much more detail because I don't want to scare anybody off. I don't want to be presumptuous about it. I don't own the property outright – it's a 20th Century Fox property. But everybody seems really into it and really eager to make a movie."

Plans are obviously in flux at the moment, but Hurwitz's ultimate goal is to make an Arrested Development movie and then another season of the show. "The whole thing is sort of unprecedented," he says. "It's always been its own little thing. I kind of feel like the more it stays original, the better chance it has. As soon as it goes back to trying to do exactly what it was before, you run the risk of doing a reunion show or something."

Read more at Rolling Stone.

Bad News: Only 2 seasons of 'Always Sunny' left!

That's right: in 2014, after 10 seasons, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia will come to an end. Like the title says, this is bad news, but at least the show will go out on top and not overstay its welcome. This is all according to a recent Rolling Stone interview with Glenn Howerton:

Are you really quitting after ten seasons?

"Yes. There’s a certain point where you wear out your welcome and we don’t want to do that. We want to leave them wanting more. We spend a lot of time trying to find new lines to cross. We’re not trying to offend people…but we’re looking to surprise them. I think we’re proud of what we’ve done so far, so it’s time to stop. I’m sure there are already a few people who are like ‘Jesus Christ is that show still on? Go away.’” 

Only 2 more seasons left! I can't believe it!

Rush may FINALLY get into the Rock and Roll of Fame

Yep, you heard right; after being eligible for the Hall for nearly 15 years, Rush has finally made the ballot. Perhaps coincidentally, fans are able to vote for the first time in history. Hopefully the deserving Rush, with one of the greatest drummers of all time in Neil Peart, will finally make it into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Other nominees at Rolling Stone

The Beatles considered reuniting

Several times, actually.  From Rolling Stone:

The Beatles had considered getting back together while all four members were still alive, says Paul McCartney. "There was talk of re-forming the Beatles a couple of times," he tells Rolling Stone, "but it didn't jell, there was not enough passion behind the idea."

According to McCartney, the band was very pleased with having come full circle creatively, and worried about tainting their legacy. "More importantly, it could have spoiled the whole idea of the Beatles, so wrong that they'd be like 'Oh, my God, they weren't any good,'" he says. "The re-formation suggestions were never convincing enough. They were kind of nice when they happened – 'That would be good, yeah' – but then one of us would always not fancy it. And that was enough, because we were the ultimate democracy."