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You have been on a Netflix binge before, but not like this: With the service's Starz partnership set to expire in less than two days, you'll need all the hours you can cramming in episodes of Party Down and crying at Toy Story 3 for the last time. If you remember, Netflix's price increase in 2011 coincided with a failure to lock up a new Starz deal, which is why more than 840 titles will disappear on Thursday. TV and Movies NOW has a handy list of everything you'll be missing, as well as if it's available on Amazon Prime (but come on, who has that). 

● It's not that Drew Barrymore is ashamed of her past -- she's more than willing to talk about it -- but know when to stop: "God, I wanted to punch her, she would just not drop the youth thing...man, I wanted to rip this woman's face off." [HuffPo] ● All-star producer Timbaland was so devastated by the theft of his $2 million watch that his family put him on suicide watch. He claims that he was just driving around aimlessly, probably looking for that $2 million watch store. [TMZ] ● Party Down's creators are working on a new show, called Temps, that's almost indistinguishable from Party Down, with a new work locale in every episode. [Vulture]

● Elin Nordegren, spurned wife of serial-cheater Tiger Woods, will get $750 million in a divorce agreement. The deal also bans Tiger from bringing women around his children. [Page Six] ● If The City star Whitney Port were fat no one would like her. True or exactly accurate? [Celebuzz] ● Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan is not amused by Twilight and will not state her opinion in the "case" of Team Edward vs. Team Jacob. [TIME]

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