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Buzz News Roundup, 8/7

Updated 08/08/09 12:10 AM · Posted 08/07/09 1:30 PM by BuzzSugar · 2 comments

news roundup · Danny DeVito · Bob Dylan · It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia · The Nightman Cometh · Deborah Ann Woll · Mother's Day Remake · Unnatural History · Louis CK

Danny DeVito and his co-stars on FX's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia are taking their sitcom on the road, with a live-theater adaptation of last season's musical finale, The Nightman Cometh. — AP
Bow Wow and Ice Cube will star in the "urban comedy" Lottery Ticket. — ComingSoon
Bob Dylan is set to release an album of Christmas songs this holiday season. — Reuters
True Blood's Deborah Ann Woll will star in the remake of Charles Kaufman's 1980 Troma cult classic horror film Mother's Day. — The Hollywood Reporter
FX has shot a half-hour comedy pilot starring stand-up star Louis C.K., tentatively titled Louie. — Variety
The Robin Hood story will be getting a "futuristic action adventure" makeover, courtesy of Warner Bros. — ComingSoon
Jay Leno's new prime-time series is going to kick off on Sept. 14 with a performance of "Run This Town" by Jay-Z, Rihanna and Kanye West. — AP
Cartoon Network has assembled a cast for its live-action dramatic "urban adventure series" Unnatural History. — The Hollywood Reporter

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