OK, well it's also Michael Cera, Tim Heidecker, Eric Wareheim and Reggie Watts — but at least there's one woman? And a person of color? So, hey, a comedy channel that's only 3/5 white men — that's gotta be at least a small improvement? Oh, fuck, who knows. Anyway, it launched at SxSW, and it looks promising.

In this week's TV roundup, a touching goodbye on Mad Men, a rousing speech on Game of Thrones, the Roots get a shout out and here's a taste of True Blood Season 5.

Yesterday I had the extreme pleasure of attending the Arrested Development reunion at the New Yorker Festival, and by "extreme pleasure," I promise I'm not exaggerating. Being a mega-fan of the show a since it first aired, I found myself simultaneously cheering, clapping, and half-crying while my insides fluttered…

After suffering for years in a house full of boys and soccer balls and LA Galaxy clothing, Victoria Beckham will finally have the Spice Baby of her dreams.

• Katy Perry's music video with Elmo has been pulled and will not air on Sesame Street after all.

• Francis Bean Cobain allegedly sent a message out to her mother, Courtney Love, via (an unverified) Twitter account.

[London, August 18. Image via Pacific Coast News Online.]

• Carole White, Naomi Campbell's former agent, was questioned in the Charles Taylor war crimes trial yesterday, and further contradicted Naomi's testimony.

• In the September issue of Elle, Julia Roberts says she refuses to get Botox because, "Your face tells a story and it shouldn't be a story about your drive to the doctor's office..."

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, which premiered at Grauman's Chinese Theatre, is about Michael Cera battling his lady's evil exes. But while there was some dubious fashion on display, nothing was as alarming as our hero's lower half: