Before They Get Stale: Joel McHale, Jon Friedman and Larry Wilmore

Indecision's Dennis DiClaudio will be liveblogging Obama's kind-of-State-of-the-Union-but-not-really Address. It's live, so be sure to watch in case there's an Obama nip-slip. [Indecision]

Michael Cera is on board for the Arrested Development Movie. What a fun sexy time for him. [AV Club]

The Soup's Joel McHale cast in Dan Harmon's NBC pilot Community. The only question remaining, when will former Talk Soup host Greg Kinnear get a shot at the big time? [Cinema Blend]

Michel Gondry replaced Stephen Chow as director in Seth Rogen's Green Hornet adaptation. In related news, the Green Hornet will fight crime using the power of imagination set to soothing twee indie music. [Hollywood Reporter]

John Cusack, Rob Corddry and Craig Robinson in talks for a movie about a hot tub that is also a time machine. Not another cliche hot tub/time machine movie, srsly! [/film]

The Today Show interviews Rejected's Jon Friedman. What better place for Friedman to promote his book about rejection than a show featuring two women who have completely rejected sanity. [Comic's Comic]

Larry Wilmore supports National Public Radio by donating hilarity. [NPR]

Howard Zieff, the director behind the "Mama Mia Spicy Meatball" ad passed away. He's propagating Italian stereotypes in heaven now. [Variety]

There's a documentary about Gaylord Dingler, a cult figure and fixture at open mics for over 20 years who mysteriously disappeared. I suspect Matt Tobey thinks I am secretly Gaylord, because he always addresses me as such. [Live Comedy LA via Comedy News]

BET's Comic View changing into Gospel Comic View. Next, Hell Date will be retooled as Gospel Hell Date. [Humor Mill]