Before They Get Stale: Louis C.K., Amy Sedaris and David Alan Grier

Louis C.K. dropped some details about the pilot he's filming for FX. If this doesn't make it's way on TV, I am literally going to tear my television limb from limb and eat it. [A Special Thing]

Amy Sedaris is the spokesvoice for Supercuts, the one hair-cutting place where they'll give me Leonardo DiCaprio's haircut from Growing Pains whether I want it or not. [Videogum]

For all The Room fans, here's another interview with Tommy Wiseau. He gets kind of upset towards the end, which is surprising because he always seemed like a rational and calm human being. [nonTV]

Mike Sacks's new book of interviews with comedy writers, And Here's the Kicker, sounds amazing. Here's an excerpt from his interview with Simpsons comedy writer George Meyers. [Dead Frog]

And here's an interview with Mike Sacks himself. Apparently he asked fifteen top female comedy writers to participate but all refused for some reason. Fortunately, Allison Silverman represented. [Impudent Ways]

Martin Lawrence is developing an animated series for Fox about his childhood, which is good news, because I've missed seeing cartoon characters dressing in drag ever since they stopped airing old Looney Tunes shorts. [Examiner]

There's a new book coming out of the best Twitter tweets. Whoever got that book deal going needs to get me in touch with their agent (Satan?), but at least it's got some entries from some really funny comedians. [Punchline]

Gabrial Iglesias on making comedy for everyone, "I like appealing to everyone and don't want to be cornered into performing for one particular style of fans. I want everyone to enjoy my comedy." [Salt Lake Tribune]

Dane Cook says, "Some night I should wear Britney or Kanye’s outfit out there…" [The State]

David Alan Grier says, "Dancing With the Stars… was like running for prom king because people vote for who they like or don't like." Except winners of Dancing with the Stars don't get the grand prize of awkwardly losin' it on the limo ride home.  [AOL]