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· Like DreamWorks and its Shrek 2 DVD disappointment, Pixar overestimates Incredibles home video sales. On the bright side, it looks like their relationship with the Eisner Disney might be saved. Isn't it amazing what Michael Eisner's retirement can do? [Variety]
· Lightly mummified Viacom executive Sumner Redstone announces that he will relinquish his CEO title to Les Moonves and Tom Freston once the company splits. His work finally done, Redstone will then collapse into a pile of dust, and his jewelry, fillings, and clothes divided equally by the two new CEOs. [THR]
· Carsey-Werner's Tom Werner and the Mosaic Media Comedy Mafia's Jimmy Gold and Erik Miller set up their sitcom Death Star at Warner Bros TV. [Variety]
· Motorcycle Diaries duo Walter Salles and Jose Rivera team up again to adapt On the Road for American Zoetrope, enabling a new generation of people to plan drug-fueled road trips they'll never actually take. [THR]
· Bob and Harvey Weinstein pick up Tom Yum Goong, the latest from Thai martial arts star Tony Jaa, resulting in our favorite Var headline of the week: "Weinsteins buy Thai." [Variety]