· Andy Cohen might have wanted to open a vein when the kids from P.S. 22 in Staten Island took the stage at the end of the Oscars on Sunday, but here at Movieline HQ, we found them kind of adorable. (Just me? Oh, sorry.) The YouTube friendly group has released a short documentary about their trip to the Academy Awards, which you can watch ahead. Only problem? They should have sung "Firework" instead of "Over the Rainbow." Obviously.
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· The Arrested Development movie might not happen, but that hasn't stopped TLC from looking for a slice of the pie. The network wants "never nudes" to appear on My Strange Addiction. Maybe it's just a stealth way to find fanatical AD fans? [Videogum]
· Would you still like Ghostbusters if John Belushi had starred as Peter Venkman and not Bill Murray? SplitSider looks at the lost roles of the rotund SNL icon. [SplitSider]
· Olivia Thirlby will join Robert De Niro and Paul Dano in an adaptation of Nick Flynn's Another Bullshit Night in Suck City. You know that title will change, but how awesome would it be if it didn't? [Deadline]
· Fox sitcom Traffic Light saw a 75 percent increase in its ratings on Wednesday night when it followed American Idol on the schedule. As someone who left the television on after American Idol and did the dishes, this doesn't surprise me. [THR/The Live Feed]
· Charlie Sheen has set a Guinness World Record: The fastest man to one million Twitter followers. Mercury surfboards for all! [EW]