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

Lost producers reveal the last episode's title, CBS gets a dancing show, Sarah Silverman's Playboy interview, True Blood's promo poster for its new season, and Sarah Palin's Alaska has been picked up by the Discovery Channel.

[Zombie Kramer, via The Daily What. Details on the painting can be found at the artist's website.]

In TV News...

• Damon Lindelof and Carlton Cuse have announced the title of Lost's final episode: "The End."
• Thank heavens! This season of The Hills will be its last.
• Alyssa Milano's new comedy, Romantically Challenged, will begin airing in April. It'll premiere on the 19th at 9:30—right after Dancing With the Stars.
• After 24 years, Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert's At the Movies has been canceled.
• Showtime already has renewed both Nurse Jackie and The United Stated of Tara.
• There's a new poster out for True Blood's third season, premiering June 13th.
• Eight episodes of Sarah Palin's Alaska have been ordered by Discovery. Said Palin, "Our family enjoys Discovery's networks, I look forward to bring[ing] the wonder and majesty of Alaska to all Americans."
• Real Housewife Bethenny is making everyone who attends her wedding sign a contract.
• According to Nigel's twitter, So You Think You Can Dance is changing its rules so that only one contestant is elimiated each week.
• CBS must be looking to fill voids that don't exist because they're bringing a UK dancing show abroad. How many dancing shows does America need?!

Around the Web...

• Here's a list of 10 office prank videos to have a laugh at.
• What is up with Emma Thompson and this pig?
• This is weird: all of the Disney princesses dressed as the villains in their movies.
• Here's some badass fan art of Will Forte as MacGruber.
• You can read Sarah Silverman's Playboy Interview at their website. [NSFW]
• Not everybody's on board the Betty White Train. For proof, read The Betty White Meme: When The Internet Stopped Making Sense over at Cracked.
• Here are five reasons that made you stop using Google Buzz.
• Green Day is being sued for ripping a man's face off. (Not as gory as you'd hope.)
• Here's a look at Twin Peaks, 20 years later.
• James Franco wrote some short fiction for this month's Esquire.