Everything you think about Channing Tatum is probably true. Life is one great performance from start to finish, and Tatum is playing Tatum every single day, right down to the videos it appears he favorites on YouTube: boner jams and muscle bros.

It's a great day not to have premium cable. Not only can you watch John Oliver's new show on YouTube, you can also watch the first episode of Showtime's Penny Dreadful online. Now you won't have to ask your parents for their Showtime Anytime password until next week.

Mondays suck. But you can improve this one just a little by watching the first episode of John Oliver's new show, Last Week Tonight, which HBO has generously made available to mere peasants by putting it on YouTube.

Is content created by teens and for teens the industry wave of the future? Or are these young YouTube entertainers just enjoying a momentary blip of fame?

Pamela Anderson's curvaceous cantaloupes will be bouncing up to her chin yet again. The Republicans Grinched us out of our Hilary documentaries. YouTube is awarding things to people for god knows what reason. Tom Hanks may or may not serenade his wife with "Your sex takes me to paradise."

Kirk Cameron has a new movie out called Unstoppable, and all he wants to do is show you the latest movie trailer. The film is sure to be a hit, seeing as how it’s presented by Liberty University and will only show in theaters one night (get your tickets for the September 24 showing here). But he’s having a problem spreading the gospel because Facebook is bullying him. He took to his Facebook page last night to explain: