White Stripes

• Pop is extremely excited for Mary-Kate Olsen who will be in 10 out of 15 "Weeds" episodes next season.
• And Bella alerts me to the new Cool Water perfume ads in which "Lost"'s Josh Holloway glistens with radiance.
• TV Squad has news on a possible reunion for the cast of sketch series "The State."
• Spinner has the super-cool new White Stripes video for "Icky Thump."
• The TV Addict ponders what went wrong with "Studio 60."
• Check out the trailer to Michael Moore's latest documentary Sicko on the Movie Blog.
• TV Filter tracks down the favorite currency of "The Office": the Schrute Buck and the Stanley Nickel.
• Idolator listens to Blake and Jordin's "American Idol" EPs so we don't have to.
• Popwatch reviews "Dancing with the Stars" judge Len Goodman's instructional DVD, which is apparently jazzed up with limericks.

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• Bill Clinton watches a lot of TV Land, "Boston Legal," and "24," writes the Hollywood Reporter.
• 300 director Zack Snyder's next movie will be Army of the Dead, says Variety.
• Pitchfork says Arcade Fire has canceled its remaining European tour dates due to illness.
• Variety tells us what HBO has on tap after "the Sopranos".
• The "Grey's Anatomy" clip show in April might be worth watching: Denny Duquette himself is hosting, says TV Guide.
• Variety reports on a new movie project called Hanna, which is like The Professional in reverse: a 14-year-old killer learns how to be a girl.
• Billboard looks beyond the terrible name for details on Icky Thump, the new White Stripes album.
• The AP has the winners of the YouTube Awards, including OK Go's treadmill video.
• The New York Times goes behind the scenes at an "America's Next Top Model" casting call.
• Comedy troupe Second City sets its sights on television projects, reports Variety.
• The Namesake star Kal Penn will be a guest instructor at U-Penn, the AP reports.

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• Thankfully, the Little Miss Sunshine directors' next project won't be a sequel but a Tom Perrotta script about a sex-ed teacher, MTV News reports.
• The co-executive producers on "Lost" strike a deal with ABC through 2010, according to Variety.
• Also, get used to "Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?" — it's sticking around for a while, Zap2it reports.
• Inexplicably, the new White Stripes album will be called Icky Thump, and Billboard has the details.
• Anglophiles, rejoice: The BBC is creating three YouTube channels.
• Who's taking over for Big Pussy on "Dancing with the Stars"? Why, it's Cliff from "Cheers," People reports.
• Pitchfork has info on the next Bjork album, Volta, which will drop in early May.
• Peyton Manning will be hosting "Saturday Night Live" this month, says the Associated Press.
• Drastically shifting gears from the controversial play "Equus," Daniel Radcliffe signs on for the final two Harry Potter films, Reuters reports.