Arsenio Hall

He returns to America to find his heir.

That barbershop looks awfully familiar.

It’s a glorious day for Zamundans everywhere.

Fans of romantic comedies, vintage Eddie Murphy and the wave of ’80s/’90s nostalgia we’re all riding, listen up: Coming to America is officially getting a sequel at Paramount. Today, the studio announced that the original writers — Barry Blaustein and David Sheffield — are coming back to pen part two, but there’s no word yet on whether Murphy will be back to reprise his role as the African prince.

We hope the 'Jersey Shore' hasn't exhausted your fist-pumping arm because you'll need it for this news: Arsenio Hall is officially returning to late night with a new talk show. Whoop whoop whoop?

Newly-crowned 'Celebrity Apprentice' champ Arsenio Hall ruled the late-night airwaves in the early 1990s, and he may soon get another bite at the apple -- several networks, including his 'Apprentice' home NBC, are apparently vying to get him back on the air.

The latest season of 'The Celebrity Apprentice' came down to two contestants who couldn't seem more different: actor/comedian Arsenio Hall and former 'American Idol' contestant Clay Aiken. Who got the final approval from Donald Trump? Find out after the jump!