• 30 Rock's newest high-profile guest star: Steve Martin! — New York Magazine
• Jack Osbourne is producing a documentary about his father, Ozzy Osbourne. — Variety
• Ex-Veronica Mars writer Diane Ruggiero has quit her job as showrunner of the CBS show The Ex List — and lashes out at CBS in the process. — The Star-Ledger
• Screen Gems is putting together a team for Operation Checkmate, a drama based on the recent rescue of hostages held by the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). — ComingSoon
• American Idol winner David Cook's debut album will hit stores in November.
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• E! Online reports that Ron Howard is directing an adaptation of Angels & Demons, which will be written for the screen as a sequel to The DaVinci Code.
• ABC has asked for more Dirty Sexy Money scripts, writes the Hollywood Reporter.
• ComingSoon reports that John Travolta will join Denzel Washington in the remake of The Taking of Pelham 123.
• The Los Angeles Times talks to Brooke Smith about joining Grey's Anatomy.
• Variety has news that director Michael Mann will team up with Robert DeNiro for the movie Frankie Machine.
• Billboard has details on a gigantic Pink Floyd box set coming out in December.
• More young people are watching The Price is Right now that Drew Carey is hosting, Variety reports.

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We all love things that others love to hate, whether it's a Counting Crows CD you can't get rid of or your "Degrassi Junior High" boxed set. Now I'm giving you a chance to explain yourselves in a new feature called Defend This. This week, I'm calling all you Pink Floyd lovers out there to defend the band's 1979 double-album The Wall.

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