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

Ricky Gervais may appear on Curb, Martha Stewart's new TV network, Castle gets renewed, Demi Lovato drops by Grey's Anatomy, Ellen stars in a new comic book, and a movie's in the works based on the E-Trade talking babies. Really.

[Ellen Degeneres, comic book star? The latest edition of Female Force features the talk show host and benefits the Humane Society. It follows her life from childhood in Lousiana to her rise to TV fame. The comic goes on sale tomorrow for $3.99.]

In TV News...

• Martha Stewart may follow in the steps of Oprah and launch her own network.
• AMC has picked up The Walking Dead, an apocalyptic zombie series based on the graphic novel of the same name.
• Some British TV sites are saying that Ricky Gervais could pop up on the next season of Curb Your Enthusiasm.
• Lost bible study: a comparison between the Old and New Testament and it's references in Lost.
• Ellen Degeneres stars in a new comic book series.
• Castle's ratings hit a series high last night in the finale of their two-part mystery. Also, the show got picked up for another season today!
• Jessica Alba will be Project Runway's guest judge this Thursday.
• For those of you looking to catch up... How I Met Your Mother's first four seasons are being sold on Amazon for just $15 each.
• Showtime has posted the premiere of The Tudors on YouTube.
• Disney tween star Demi Lovato will appear on an upcoming episode of Grey's Anatomy.
• After only three measly episodes, HBO has canceled Joe Buck.
• Nickelodeon is being accused of not giving Disney's tween stars the same treatment as their own.
• Jamie Foxx has sold a pilot to Fox for an urban-flavored sketch comedy show.
• Here's a list of TV on DVD that's out today.
• Elizabeth Mitchell talks to Sci Fi Wire about the return of V, promising that it's "rougher and sexier" this time around.

Around the Web...

• Jon Heder (who will always be better-known as Napolean Dynamite) has reportedly quit an upcoming Comedy Central pilot produced by Will Ferrel. Both Chris Parnell and Horatio Sans had just joined onto the cast.
• The guy who apologized for penning Battlefield Earth has a new project that apparently, based on the script, is even worse..
• Photos from the Harry Potter theme park now exist.
• Check out these bizarre photos of Michael Bloomberg dressed up as a hippie and hanging with the Broadway cast of Hair.
• Here's six animals that basically can't be killed.
• McSweeny's list of the day: Literary Photoshop.
• Teri Hatcher's got a new advice site called "Get Hatched?" Eeeesh.
• You can read the New York Magazine's Lady Gaga article here.
• Here's Uproxx's 8 ways to make your pet an internet sensation.
• Best Week Ever has rounded up the 20 straightest-looking photos of Ricky Martin.
• Yikes! Fox has a movie in the works based off of the E-Trade talking baby commercials. Did we learn nothing from Cavemen?