Will Smith and Jada Pinkett are not actually getting a divorce, Motown legend Nick Ashford passes away, and Jimmy Kimmel's Uncle Frank dies at 77… grab a beer, drop your pants, and send your wife and kids to France. It's the Mantenna!

Directed by the one and only Martin Scorsese, Living in the Material World is an upcoming HBO documentary that follows George Harrison's early life in Liverpool, the insane success of The Beatles, his travels to India, and his personal life away from the public. Hit it.

How often do you think about duct tape? Normally, it's just there, sitting in the toolbox, occasionally helping with a task. Its job is to be grey and sticky and be great at everything except actually sealing ducts, and that's about it.

Lil Wayne is injured in a skateboarding accident, the WarGames remake has a screenwriter, and Oregonians are getting it on the most...ask not what your Mantenna can do for you, ask what you can do for your Mantenna.

In Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance, Nic Cage returns as the cursed Johnny Blaze and flees his hideout in Eastern Europe to stop the devil who is trying to take human form. Insane action sequences ensue. Hit the CG overload after the jump, people.

Based on the true life story of Sam Childers and starring Gerard Butler, Machine Gun Preacher tells the amazing tale of a former drug-dealing biker badass who finally finds spiritual guidance and goes on to become a crusader for hundreds of Sudanese children who've been forced to become soldiers....

One of the greatest crimes against comedy, even greater than the prosecutions against Lenny Bruce, was the untimely death of Saturday Night Live legend and all around funnyman Phil Hartman.

Tuesday's almost here, and you know what that means. It's time to hit the stores (or Amazon.com) and pick up some new releases. With our handy Top Shelf Tuesday guide, you'll know exactly what's getting folks excited this week.

Cadillac is getting back into making convertibles, new data about marijuana reveals its stupefying effects, and Ridley Scott wants to get back into the Blade Runner series...the Mantenna is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.