Legendary comedienne Joan Rivers will be roasted on Comedy Central on July 26, the Associated Press reports. The show will air on the network on Aug. 9. Rivers, 75, launched to fame in the 1980s with her blunt humor and then-ubiquitous catch-phrase: "Can we talk?" In the mid ’90s she (with help from her daughter, Melissa) became the most important/funny/terrifying fashion critic at the Oscars and Golden Globe awards each year. The comedians roasting her this summer may have a tough challenge, though, as Rivers has made an art out of roasting herself. For years she’s made fun of her addiction to plastic surgery and her age. She once joked that the last time she was roasted, "it was a two-for-one special: Joan of Arc and me." Rivers is still performing today. She did a one-woman show at theGeffen Playhouse in Los Angeles last year, and recently appeared on Celebrity Apprentice. Here’s Rivers talking fashion (and dissing stars) on Rachel Ray’s show in January.

Fox announced today that it will air the series finale of Prison Break on May 15  (8-10 p.m.). According to a Fox spokesperson, the drama’s two-hour send-off features "two major deaths" and the return of four familiar faces. Prison Break, which is currently in its fourth season, returns to the schedule with a final run of episodes starting April 17.

Bravo has announced that the spinoff reality series, Top Chef Masters, will premiere June 10, according to the Los Angeles Times. The show will feature 24 "world-renowned chefs," as well as a slew of guest judges including Neil Patrick Harris, Zooey Deschanel, Morgan Spurlock, Lost writersCarlton Cuse and Damon Lindelof, and allof the prior winners from Top Chef. The winning chef will be awarded $100,000, which will be donated to a charity of his or her choice. Food journalist Kelly Choi will serve as the show’s host.

According to the Hollywood Reporter King of Queens star Leah Remini has been cast as a newspaper editor in an ABC comedy pilot called Don’t Try This At Home. Matthew Lillard will play her husband.

Cable network A&E has ordered nine episodes of a show called The Fugitive Chronicles according to the Hollywood Reporter. The show will dramatize the capture of real life fugitives from both their point of view and that of the law enforcement agencies which hunted them.

HBO has announced that it has commissioned a second season of the comedy Eastbound & Down. New episodes of the show, which stars Danny McBride as a disgraced baseballplayer, will probably be broadcast next year.

According to the Hollywood Reporter Fox has ordered a new reality show in which employees must decide which of them will be fired. The show is to be called Someone’s Gotta Go.