· After weeks of discussion and promotion (from even the president), Jon Stewart's Rally to Restore Sanity will happen tomorrow afternoon in Washington, D.C. But will it prove to be Stewart's own Waterloo? Here's what Politico writes: "Stewart will navigate two sets of risks Saturday: He will, a handwringing legion of journalists and bloggers worry, cross the once-bright line from commentary to political participation, and find himself stranded, unable to return. And he could -- television industry analysts say -- alienate portions of an audience for his show that isn't as polarized as that of the real cable news shows, with viewers divided starkly left and right." Yikes, sounds serious. Though as echoed by Jason Linkins on Huffington Post: Doesn't he do that every night on The Daily Show? [Politico via HuffPo]
· The Internet melted yesterday when Gawker posted an anonymous account of a one night stand with non-witch Christine O'Donnell, so you didn't think it would take long before the dude was outed. And so it goes: Dustin Dominiak, enjoy your 15 minutes of infamy. [TSG]
· Former Lost executive producers Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis have sold a drama project to ABC entitled Once Upon a Time. The show will be a "modern-day take on fairy tales" featuring "a mix of sci-fi and fantasy with a strong mystery element" and a "female protagonist." Start the Evangeline Lilly rumors in 3...2... [Variety]
· MeMe Roth, found of Action Against Obesity, tells RadarOnline.com that the recently controversial Marie Claire blog about not wanting to see overweight people on television engaging in intimacy was on point. "If she had written the exact same article saying she was grossed out by two anorexics making out on TV everyone would have applauded," said Roth. Wonder we she got that idea. [RadarOnline.com]
· Rob Schneider is getting a sitcom based on his life on CBS. You can do it, Rob! [Deadline]
· Lionsgate has picked up the Miley Cyrus/Demi Moore film LOL. [Deadline]
· A group of genre-specific directors led by Joe Dante (Germlins), Vincenzo Natali (Splice) and Xavier Gens (Hitman) have signed up to direct segments of new horror omnibus called Paris I'll Kill You. The film is described "as a look at the seedy underbelly of the city of love." [THR]
· Lionsgate is suing Carl Icahn for playing a "double game" in the MGM merger. [LAT/Company Town]