Move over fist-bumps and handshakes, there’s a new way to greet your bros: The Dick Graze. Channing Tatum, actor/dancer/stripper and now, amateur rapper, spits some rhymes to explain the more intimate (violating?) way you can say hello.

“I get a feeling when I see my homie lean in/ That’s because my hand’s about to touch his penis,” the actor hilariously raps in the video to promote the upcoming release of “22 Jump Street”. He then demonstrates the “new craze” by grazing guys’ penises. It’s awkward and inappropriate, yet we like to imagine this is the only way Tatum greets pal Jonah Hill.

And to make sure the ladies don’t feel left out, co-star Jillian Bell shows up to educate us on the “tit graze.”

We’ll be sticking to a friendly wave, but the 34-year-old actor should probably be on guard the next time he steps out: we’re betting some fans are eager to try this new greeting out.

But don’t get carried away: “It’s a graze, not a grab!”

Janelle Myers

Breaking news: Cara Delevigne is REALLY in love with bacon. Not just in the obvious bacon-tastes-amazing sort of way (’cause like who doesn’t love bacon???), nope. She loves it so much she added the word to her body, permanently. Yep, Cara got a bacon tattoo.

The model, who has been absent from NYFW thus far, just got “BACON…” tattooed on her foot. But let’s not act like we didn’t see this coming. Just recently, Cara shared her obsession with bacon on Vine, and if that wasn’t enough, she once told Vogue UK that the secret to her fresh-faced beauty is bacon—a beauty tip I indulge in frequently and can attest to as successful (JK, I wish).

The thing is: how many models even eat bacon? How many talk about it on the regular? How many will tattoo their love for a food on their body? Not many, I’m guessing. I’ve been inspired, though, and am currently debating on getting a “PIZZA…” tattoo so my love for it endures. I’m not sure what the ellipsis means on Cara’s foot, but perhaps it’s a sign of more to come. More bacon? Mmm… BACON. We’ll be waiting Cara, we’ll be waiting.

Chelsey Wilkins

When Drake dropped “0 to 100″ in June, he gave us a heads up about his big plans for next year. In addition to revealing that his fourth solo album is coming, he made it clear that his OVO Sound label’s pretty much “got spring 2015 poppin.” Drizzy’s usually a man of his word and, as such, you might’ve noticed that he’s been steadily building his OVO imprint, which he co-founded with his longtime producer Noah ’40′ Shebib and his best friend/manager Oliver El Khatib.

In late 2012 he signed the imprint to a distribution deal with Warner Bros. Records, and from there, things started to take off. There have been new signees, multiple releases, feature verses and guests spots at OVO Fest…all a part of the master plan. So, you might as well get familiar with the team now. Don’t wanna try jumping on when the bandwagon is full.

PartyNextDoor

Drake’s decision to couple vocals with stellar verses put him in a lane of his own, so you’d better believe that he knows a talented singer/songwriter when he hears one. Enter PartyNextDoor, a singer from Mississauga, Ontario who we’ve gotten familiar with over the past year.

PND dropped his self-titled EP via OVO Sound in July 2013, and contributed vocals to Nothing Was the Same tracks “Come Thru” and “Own It.” He got some live experience on Drizzy’s Would You Like A Tour? jaunt that same year, and in ...

Of all the words you could use to describe Opening Ceremony, the concept store and collection, “boring” would never be one of them. This season, designers Humberto Leon and Carol Lim traded in a typical Fashion Week show for a one-act play, 100% Lost Cotton, co-written by Spike Jonze and Jonah Hill.

Jonze and Hill cast a number of big names in the production, including Karlie Kloss, Elle Fanning, and Dree Hemingway, just to name a few. The play centered on the story of a new model, played by Elle, at her first casting for Fashion Week. The casting was, of course, for Opening Ceremony. Everyone on stage wore pieces from the Spring 2015 collection, which was, apparently, inspired by “the summer of ’91.”

While we weren’t in the audience—who sat backstage and faced the audience seats, by the way—OC kept us up-to-date via Instagram, sharing photos from the stage, collection inspiration info, and deets about the plot.

To be honest, OC’s production makes your regular ol’ runway show seem outdated. Combined with Gareth Pugh’s dance piece, Hood By Air’s giant dog on the catwalk, and Twin Shadow’s performance on Public School’s runway, this Fashion Week is shaping up to be preeeeetty theatrical.

Marissa G. Muller @marissagmuller

Sometimes, when a gaggle of hit men are hot on your heels, a crazed werejaguar‘s still on the loose and something called a Berserker is hiding around every corner, all you can do is laugh.

After an especially dark “Teen Wolf” season that made a villain out of the affable Stiles Stilinski and erased Allison Argent from the face of the earth, the show’s stars insisted Season 4 would harken back to its roots and provide at least a little bit more laughter. And you know what? Job well done — between many a botched lacrosse play and more romantic awkwardness than a single teenager should have to endure, Beacon Hills doubled as a comedy club this time around, and we were happy to pay for entry.

Sure, there were still some deliciously gruesome moments, but it was nice to see that Scott & Co. haven’t lost their sense of humor. Check out the funniest bits of “Teen Wolf” Season 4, tell us which is your favorite and see what happens on tonight’s season finale at 10/9c!

Scott makes his feelings (un)clear:

Former werecoyote Malia takes a bite out of life as a human:

Stiles leaves it all on the field:

Kira makes a bid for Julliard:

Stiles and Malia take their relationship to the next level:

Braeden ...