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Buzz News Roundup, 4/1

Updated 04/02/09 7:19 AM · Posted 04/01/09 1:30 PM by BuzzSugar · 2 comments

news roundup · Wanda Sykes · Will Arnett · Michael Shannon · Miley Cyrus · Jonathan Levine · DUMPED · The Sitter · Spartacus Blood and Sand · The Last Song · Guiding Light · 2009 Peabody Awards

Guiding Light, broadcast's longest-running scripted show, will end in September after 72 years. — New York Times
Steve Carell is eyeing the lead role in divorce comedy Dumped, based on a novel by Andrew Gottlieb. — ComingSoon
Wanda Sykes is getting a new Saturday night series on Fox. — TV Week
Will Arnett and Oscar nominee Michael Shannon will join the cast of the Jonah Hex movie. — Reuters
The Wackness director Jonathan Levine has signed on to direct the Adventures in Babysitting-type comedy The Sitter. — The Hollywood Reporter
Mark your calendars: Pushing Daisies season two, including the unaired episodes, will be on DVD July 21. — Entertainment Weekly
Lucy Lawless has signed on to star in the fantasy-and-fighting series Spartacus: Blood and Sand from Xena: Warrior Princess masterminds Rob Tapert and Sam Raimi. — Variety
Lost, Entourage, Breaking Bad, and YouTube are among this year's Peabody Awards winners. — The Hollywood Reporter
Disney has set Julie Anne Robinson to direct Miley Cyrus in The Last Song, an adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks novel that Sparks wrote specifically for Cyrus. — ComingSoon

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