Daily Link Roundup: TV News and The Best of the Rest on the Web

Leno returns tonight, Jimmy Fallon celebrates one year on air with his Late Night crew, Michael & Michael have been cancelled, Glee goes on tour, and Zoolander 2 is in the works!

In TV News...

• Tonight is the one-year anniversary of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
• Glee will go on tour, but without Matthew Morrison.
• Olympian Lindsey Vonn will make a guest appearance on Law & Order.
• Roger Ebert will sit down with Oprah for an interview tomorrow—the first since he lost his ability to speak.
• Hey, Boondocks fans, you show is reportedly coming back on May 2nd.
• Because the E! network thinks we want to see the Kardashian family on TV all the time, they've just renewed" Kourtney and Khloe take Miami.
• NBC is bringing back The Sing-Off. But will the host, former N Sync-er Joey Fatone, return as well?
• Dermot Mulroney has been cast on NBC's revamp of The Rockford Files.
• Michael and Michael Have Issues has been cancelled. Stella fans hang their heads in sadness—but not surprise.
• Hmm, this is interesting: a study has shown that the network with the most indecency complaints is Fox.

Around the Web...

• New information about Zoolander 2 have come out: It will take place ten years later, Hansel and Derek must "reinvent themselves," and Mugatu will be back—as long as Will Ferrel says yes.
• Max Headroom and The Norm Show are coming to DVD.
• Neil Patrick Harris will direct "Rent" at the Hollywood Bowl.
• Lady Gaga told Mark Ronson to take some singing lessons.
• All of our favorite Lost characters have been transformed into Simpsons characters.
• Inside TV talks aboutthe shows they're excited for now that the Olympics are over.
• A man watched only the TLC network for a month as an experiment.