Early Buzz: Brian Eno, Webbys, 'Daily Show' and more

Howdy! I hope your week got off to a cheerful start. Don't forget you still have time to enter our cool Batman contest; I'll announce the winner later this week.

Headlines:

- Not surprisingly, Craig Ferguson is leaving The Late Late Show.

- Paul Simon and Edie Brickell were arrested over the weekend after a domestic dispute. They appeared in court Monday.

- Sarah Silverman will be on Masters of Sex next season.

- See the Pixies discuss the tracks on Indie Cindy.

- HBO's The Comeback is coming back.

- Stream the new Brian Eno/Karl Hyde album at NPR.

- Showtime put the premiere of its new monster-themed series, Penny Dreadful, on YouTube.

- Check out a comprehensive list of all of Don Draper's clients on Mad Men.

- To Kill a Mockingbird is finally going to be available digitally.

- Kathryn Prescott from Skins is starring on a new MTV show.

- Rolling Stone is streaming R.E.M.'s Unplugged version of The One I Love.

- This year's Webby Awards winners have been announced.

- Here's an interview with the woman behind "My Husband's Stupid Record Collection."

- Sundance renewed The Red Road.

- The Daily Show just hired a new correspondent.

- Sunday's ep of The Simpsons set an all-time ratings low.

- Salon talks to writer Lydia Davis.

- This video takes you behind the scenes of Arcade Fire's tour.

- Hear the "Doctor Who version" of Let It Go from Frozen.

- Michael Ian Black's new children's book sounds fun.

- Ah, to be a fly on the wall at this dinner ...

- Have you seen the We Are Comics Tumblr?

- And finally, nice DuckTales jam.