Comedy Central has renewed "The Jeselnik Offensive" and "Nathan for You" for second seasons.

Ten new episodes of "The Jeselnik Offensive" will begin airing in July, and ten new episodes of "Nathan for You" will air in 2014.

Premiering in February, ”The Jeselnik Offensive” takes on the week's darkest news stories as Anthony Jeselnik attempts some of the riskiest comedy on television. In his first season, he has delivered cancer jokes to cancer patients, held an African-American names spelling bee, and taken on a different sacred cow each week. Guests have included Aziz Ansari, Billy Eichner, Abby Elliott, Pete Holmes, Nick Kroll, Jason Matzoukas, T.J. Miller, John Mulaney, Kristen Schaal and Amy Schumer.

In the docu-reality comedy “Nathan for You,” which also premiered in February, Nathan Fielder...

Jon Stewart isn't lining up to visit the new George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum.

The "Daily Show" host took in the idea Thursday that the museum, at Southern Methodist University, features 43,000 artifacts from the second Bush presidency.

"So it's basically the Hard Rock Cafe of caastrophic policy decisions," Stewart said.

Stewart also responded to the idea that the first Bush presidency looks better to many people in retrospect than it did when George H.W. Bush left office.

"Right. Because he's being compared to George W. That's why he looks better," Stewart said.

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MTV has given the green light to a pilot based on the "Scream" movie franchise, and has also renewed "Snooki & JWoww" for a third season, the network said Thursday.

MTV also announced three new series, including the dating show "The Hook Up."

The "Scream" pilot will be a one-hour adaptation of the horror-movie franchise, which currently boasts four films. MTV and Dimension Films are currently in discussions with various writers for the project, and s in negotiations with horror legend Wes Craven, who directed the film series, to direct the adaptation. DiGa Vision will produce the project, which is being eyed for a Summer 2014 premiere on the network.

"The Hook Up" (which is currently a working title) will be hosted by Andrew Schulz, from the MTV2 series "Guy Code," will bring people together with...

Mark Wahlberg was just kidding when he said he would reunite with his old hip-hop crew, the Funky Bunch, for a once-in-a-lifetime benefit to help the city of Boston, a person close to the actor tells TheWrap.

We know: Who wouldn't want to see the "Pain & Gain" star again embrace the Marky Mark name for the sake of helping his hometown? But it isn't happening, the source says.

Wahlberg replied with a deadpan "why not" when asked by TMZ this week if he would rejoin his old group for a charity benefit in response to the Boston Marathon bombings.

Word of a possible reunion quickly spread across the internet, and -- to paraphrase the group's "Good Vibrations" -- sweat started coming out the pores of longtime fans...