Buzz News Roundup, 7/9

• Forbes confirms that Jane magazine is shutting down.
• Rupert Friend has been cast as Prince Albert alongside Emily Blunt in The Young Victoria, says Hollywood Reporter.
• Recently ousted NBC entertainment president Kevin Reilly could be hired by Fox, which would reunite the team that developed "Nip/Tuck" and "The Shield," TV Week reports.
• MTV News warns that there may not be a new Outkast album for two years, while Andre 3000 and Big Boi pursue solo projects.
• Bestselling novel Water for Elephants will be adapted for the big screen, Variety reports.
• It sounds like we're in for at least one, if not two, more editions of "The Apprentice," Reuters says.
• Billboard says The Cure is working on a double album due in October.
• Lance Bass will join the cast of the Broadway musical "Hairspray" on August 14, reports the AP.
• The Hollywood Reporter says ABC is retooling "Cavemen," adding a new character, ditching the caveman played by Dash Mihok, and shooting a new first episode to go deeper into the characters' back stories.
• This year's ComiCon schedule of events has just been released.
• In TV casting news, two Kevins — Alejandro and Pollak — are joining the cast of "Shark" on CBS, while TV Guide says Michael Cassidy of "Hidden Palms" will be the new editor of The Daily Planet on "Smallville."