Remember Whose Line Is It Anyway? Of course you do. It’s that hilarious improv show that has played as re-runs since the second it went off the air in 2007.

Well, prepare yourselves because the cult hit is taking a note from Arrested Development and returning with brand new episodes this summer.

With the premiere date set for mid-summer on The CW, fans can expect a slight re-vamp — as original host Drew Carey is busy with The Price Is Right these days — but the same old core elements of songs, skits and, of course, laughs.

The original cast members will all be returning for the reboot while the hosting shoes will be filled by fellow comedian, Aisha Tyler.

In order to get everyone ready to tune in this July, the first clip of the show has been released, depicting the cast of Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie, and Ryan Stiles doing some of their classic games of “Greatest Hits” and “Scenes From A Hat.”

Despite having parted ways for six years, none of the guys seems to have lost their comedic abilities one bit.

Whose Line Is It, Anyway? premieres on July 16th, on The CW.

It was all about princess power on Saturday as some of Hollywood’s finest stepped out for the premiere of Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess.

Cast members Sara Ramirez and Wanye Brady, who voice characters in the animated release, celebrated Sofia with help from Tiffani Thiessen, Ian Ziering, Jason Lee, Joey Lawrence and their adorable family members.

Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess follows the journey of Sofia, a little girl whose life suddenly changes when her mother marries the king.

The film also features some of Disney’s most beloved characters from the past: Cinderella and the fairies from Sleeping Beauty, Fauna, Flora and Merryweather.

Sofia the First: Once Upon a Princess, will premiere on Sunday Nov. 18 on the Disney Channel.

Check out the star-studded gallery, above, for highlights from Saturday’s red carpet gathering for ‘Sofia the First.’

With recent news of the cancellation of Bonnie Hunt’s day time talk show, and the even bigger news of the 20-month-long retirement countdown clock for Oprah, we at Celebuzz are in a daytime TV reminiscing mood. 

Beyond Oprah, Jerry, Montel, Ellen, and other precious few whose highly successful daytime talk shows have enjoyed long healthy runs, many celebrities in the past have had much less successful results in the daytime chatter racket. So which stars will Bonnie Hunt join in the graveyard of daytme TV hopes and dreams?

Visit our gallery to see 10 talkers that failed to make the grade and stay on the air.