On Scandal, a presidential election has been rigged, a woman has gnawed a tracking device out of her arm, and the Republican president's gay chief of staff is engaged to a prostitute. All inherently more believable than the moppet hair glued onto Lena Dunham's scalp for her upcoming guest role.

It's handled. Shonda Rhimes, creator of Grey's Anatomy and Scandal, just signed a book deal with Simon & Schuster to release a book that's "part memoir, part presciption, part inspiration" about navigating her family life and a career. I'm in.

Between slamming her Grey's Anatomy writers, being fired by her publicists, and recent unsurprising reports of insane behavior towards cast and crew on her films, it's no secret that Katherine Heigl is hard to work with. But did she bully The Hollywood Reporter into dropping a mention of her in an interview with Shonda Rhimes, released today?