Buzz News Roundup, 1/15

• MTV might be counting down to the end of "TRL," the New York Daily News reports.
• Stomp the Yard is No. 1 at the box office, knocking down Night at the Museum, according to the AP.
• Entertainment Tonight says that Arnold Schwarzenegger will present the Best Drama award at the Golden Globes tonight.
• Death Cab for Cutie's Ben Gibbard lands a role in an upcoming indie film, reports Pitchfork.
• "Dancing with the Stars" gets a new time slot that doesn't compete with "American Idol," UPI reports.
• "Day Break" really will go online, while "Six Degrees" and "The Nine" may come back on the air, according to Zap2it.
• Children of Men wins USC's Scripter Award for adaptation, says the Hollywood Reporter.
• "Dancelife" star tells his hometown paper that the show isn't real.
• My Bloody Valentine's Kevin Shields promises the band will release another record, according to NME.