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If you love nudity, check out the new video for Detroit's Electric Six. Even if MTV aired videos, they wouldn't air this one. [Vimeo]

Octodrives are the hottest item on the interweb right now. And we've enlisted the men behind the madness -- Blink-182's Mark Hoppus and Fall Out Boy's Pete Wentz -- to help give away our copy of the limited-edition stainless steel USB hard drive that's laser-engraved with Hoppus' octopus logo on one side and Fall Out Boy's logo on the other.

There was no shortage of excitement on the opening night of Fall Out Boy's nationwide tour at Arizona's Mesa Amphitheatre Friday night, as the Chicago quartet barreled through 20 songs in just over 90 minutes.

"The last time they had pyrotechnics at the Chicago Theatre, I think the city burned down," Fall Out Boy bassist and new father Pete Wentz told his hometown crowd Tuesday night. Chitown's downtown area may have stood intact after the show, but not for lack of trying on the band's part.

Perhaps more surprising than the fact that Fall Out Boy Pete Wentz and pop starlet Ashlee Simpson opted to name their son Bronx Mowgli Wentz, with his middle name coming from their favorite Jungle Book character, is the fact their favorite character is Mowgli and not Baloo. (Um, "The Bare Necessities" anyone? No contest!)

Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz and his wife, pop starlet Ashlee Simpson, welcomed their first child, a boy, last night in Los Angeles, MTV.com reports.