Link Roundup: TV News and the Best of the Rest on the Web
A Jonas Brother on Hot in Cleveland, Joan Cusack on Law & Order: SVU, Barbara Walters has recovered, Daniel Tosh is more popular on Comedy Central than Jon Stewart, and a cool chart of Simpsons characters versus their voice actors.

Hey, this is neat: Characters from The Simpsons vs their voice actors. Click to enlarge. Image via Reddit.
In TV News...
- Joe Jonas will guest star on Hot in Cleveland as Valerie Bertinelli's son. [Ausiello Files]
- Holy crap. Daniel Tosh's Tosh.0 has now become the highest-rated show on Comedy Central. Wonder what Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert think about that? [The Live Feed]
- Barbara Walters says she's fully recovered from her open heart surgery that she had two months ago. So, I guess, get ready to see her back on The View sometime soon. [Yahoo]
- Erin Andrews will head back to ESPN this fall in an expanded version of College Game Day. More basketball editions, please! [USA Today]
- Tila Tequila signed up to be on Dr. Drew's Celebrity Rehab, but the producers said no. [Radar]
- Joan Cusack will guest star on Law & Order: SVU as a stage mother of a little girl gone missing. [TV Squad]
- Rookie Blue has been renewed for a new season. For a show that I haven't heard much about... well.. good for them! [Deadline]
- A great read about the Price is Right contestant that guessed the exact value of the prizes during the Showcase Showdown part of the show. [Esquire]
Around the Web...
- There's an upcoming biopic about Oprah. Who should play the major characters in her life? [Movieline]
- Angelina Jolie wants to play evil Queen Magnificent in Tim Burton's upcoming film about the character. But who will Helena Bonham Carter play? [Jezebel]
- A fun look back at Leonardo DiCaprio's movie career. Looking back, it's pretty impressive! [Buzz Sugar]
- Why the facebook movie will probably be boring. [The Atlantic]
- Ed Norton was kicked out of The Avengers movie. Was it because he's kind of a dick? [AV Club]
- Another horrible phone message straight from the mouth of Mel Gibson. So I guess those South Park guys were onto something, eh? [Gawker]
