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‘Newsroom’ writers get fired. PBS throws its 2 cents in on the whole Fred Willard masturbation thing. (side note: can this please be the last time I ever say Fred Willard masturbation thing) And KStew, RPatz, and RPatz’s New Facial Hair all went on a date together. These are some of our favorite links of the day…Enjoy!

Melanie Griffith and Antonio Banderas are “on the brink of divorce” because they don’t do IT anymore. “They haven’t been intimate in months” said a source/terrible-friend-who-told the-tabloids-all-their-private-crap.
(Radar)
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Fred Willard was fired from an upcoming TV show after getting arrested for masturbating in an adult movie theater. Charlie Sheen can be a drugged out mess and still get a new TV show, Chris Brown can hit a woman and still preform at the Grammys, but we can’t have a probable masturbator on television. PBS had to draw the line.
(E)
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Kristen Stewart and Rob Pattinson had a “date night in Hollywood,” because they are vampires and vampires can’t go on daytime dates.
(People)
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Pete Townshend can’t stop talking about Mick Jagger’s giant, magical, well-educated penis.
(Huffington Post)
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Ali Landry is blogging about her staycation. If a more boring blog exists in the entire freaking Internet, I haven’t found it yet. Excerpts: We try to set the mood so it feels as though we are in some fabulous hotel somewhere. It’s definitely something we get excited about. dlifhF:OAUYf8oDS;√©u Oops… sorry I fell asleep and hit my head on the keyboard.
(People)
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Before he was Breaking Bad’s Jessie Pinkman, Aaron Paul was a contestant on the ‘The Price Is Right.’ And he was super excited and adorable as he screamed “Your the man Bob!”
(HyperVocal)
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Aaron Sorkin fired all the Newsroom writers except for his ex-girlfriend.
(Vulture)
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On a serious note, 12 people were killed and dozens injured when a gun man opened fire on a movie theater screening of the ‘Dark Night Rises’. Our hearts and thoughts go out to the victims and families involved in this terrible tragedy. Warner Brothers has released the following statement expressing, that they are “deeply saddened” by this tragic event:
(NY Times)