Beyoncé Is Directing Her Own HBO Documentary

, Beyoncé just got even cooler (which we seriously didn't think was possible). Plus, a Pretty Little Liars actress is planning a country music career and Two and a Half Men's youngest star is urging fans not to watch his show because it's "filth." Keep reading for all the latest small screen news.

Beyoncé: Documentary Director

HBO is crazy in love with Beyoncé Knowles. Vulture reports that the multi-talented star will direct her own HBO documentary, which is set to debut on February 16, 2013. The doc promises to capture "her family life including her return to the spotlight after the birth of her daughter." You know what that means? Blue Ivy in the flesh! 

Are you excited to get a more intimate look at Beyoncé's life? What are you hoping to see? Hit the comments below with all your hopes for B's big documentary debut.

More Downton, Jolly Good
Good news and bad news for Downton Abbey fans. First the good news: British broadcaster ITV has announced that Downton Abbey has been renewed for a fourth season. Yay! Now the bad news: Dan Stevens, a.k.a. Matthew Crawley, might not be back. The Daily Mail reports that Stevens, who has long been rumored to be leaving the series, will only appear in the first episode of the fourth season before leaving for greener pastures. Downtown producers and Stevens' reps have not responded to the reports, though, so don't start weeping into your lace handkerchiefs quite yet.

Pretty Little Country Star?
Lucy Hale has had her fair share of success on Pretty Little Liars, but the 23-year-old starlet has her sights set on something ever bigger: a country music career. The actress recently told E! Online that she's been hard at work on her debut country album with Hollywood Records. "I'm from Tennessee," she said at the American Music Awards. "My mom lives in Nashville. I'm born and bred country. That's all I listen, too."

Hale is even getting some songwriting help from Sugarland's Kristian Bush! "I have a long way to go and I have a lot to prove," she added. "But I'm really excited."

Angus T. Jones Disses Men
Two and a Half Men might need to start looking for a new half man. A video has surfaced that features Angus T. Jones, who has starred on the CBS sitcom since he was 10-years-old, trashing Two and a Half Men and urging viewers not to watch.

"If you watch Two and a Half Men, please stop watching Two and a Half Men. I’m on Two and a Half Men, and I don’t want to be on it," he says in the video. "Please stop watching it, and filling your head with filth." You can check out the full video of Jones' tirade here.

No More Merlin Magic
Deadline reports that the upcoming fifth season of Merlin will be its last. Series co-creators Johnny Capps and Julian Murphy say the show will reach its natural climax at the end of Season 5, which is currently airing on BBC One in the U.K. and will debut in the States on Jan. 4 on Syfy. The Merlin team is reportedly mulling ideas for potential spin-off series.

Liz & Dick: A Snark Masterpiece
Did you guys feel that earthquake on Sunday night? No, it wasn't a massive tectonic plate shift — it was Elizabeth Taylor rolling over in her grave at Lindsay Lohan's epically bad Lifetime movie, Liz & Dick.

Yep, Lohan's comeback vehicle was train wreck TV at its finest, and we totally mean that as a compliment. But if you missed out on the wooden acting, jaw-droppingly bad screenplay (sample dialogue: "Feel my pudgy hands now!"), and inexplicable editing, don't worry. The Twitterverse celebrated the magic of Liz & Dick with all the snark and derision it deserved, and we've rounded up some of the best tweets of the night. You can also revel in the White Diamonds-style magic via the gifs below: