Yep, America’s Illuminati rulers are destined to perform in the first hour of this Sunday’s telecast. Jay is on Yoncé’s new cut, “Drunk in Love,” Yoncé is on Jay’s “Part II (On the Run)” and “Tom Ford” from Magna Carta, and people are still just happy to watch them do “Crazy in Love” and “’03 Bonnie & Clyde,” so the possibilities are bordering on endless. Daft Punk, Paul McCartney, Lorde, Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis, and Katy Perry will also perform. Start drafting your “this show is longer than [super funny thing]!” tweets.

Batman vs. Superman got bumped back by a whopping 10 months.

Star Wars: Episode VII has a script.

Behold: If Her’s Samantha was actually Sex and the City’s Samantha. [via]

Netflix subscriptions up, HBO and Showtime subscriptions down.

Madonna decided to walk down Racism Road over the weekend.

Austrian TV promoted yesterday’s Broncos-Patriots game all Game of Thrones–like. [via]

“Blue Moon,” the first cut from Beck’s first studio album in six years, is luscious.

Steve McQueen spoke to Kanye for Interview. One cool bit: “[My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy] was the first time you heard that collection of sonic paintings in that way. So I had to completely destroy the landscape and start with a new story. Dark Fantasy was the fifth installment of a collection that included the four albums before it. It’s kind of the ‘Luke, I am your father’ moment. Yeezus, though, was the beginning of me as a new kind of artist.”

Watch a Fight Club scene minus Tyler Durden. [via]

Focus Features picked up Zach Braff’s Kickstarter-funded Wish I Was Here at Sundance.

The Wolf of Wall Street’s Margot Robbie may play Jane in David Yates’s Tarzan.

And here’s the title track from Blur front man Damon Albarn’s debut solo album, Everyday Robots.