Tuesday Tales

For anyone who may have not gotten an opportunity to see the Michael Jackson documentary, "This Is It", the dvd will be available on January 26. The concert film has grossed millions at the box office and the dvd is a must have for any fan. Rapper Lil Wayne has just become a father for the fourth time. Singer Nivea has just given birth to the rapper's second son who has been named Neal. Tonight's episode of "Scrubs" will return with universial health coverage, returning doctors and med students. The show returns with it's trademark comic tone along with a new incoming class at a new locale, medical school. Nick Jonas of the Jonas Brothers is going solo. The youngest of the clan will step out with the new band called Nick Jonas and The Administration and will head out on a 14 city tour beginning Jan. 2. A new album is due Feb. 2. However, the singer insists that this does not mean the end of the Jonas Brothers. Fans can catch a glimpse of the band on the "Grammy Nominations Concert"  tomorrow on CBS. Wyclef Jean and Lauryn Hill will both perform at a concert to take place in New Zealand. Don't look for any Fugees reunion just yet though. Both are contracted as solo artist and will perform separate sets. R Kelly and Juvenile have new releases in stores this week. On dvd: "Night At The Museum" and "Terminator Salvation". On the tube: "So You Think You Can Dance" on Fox, "NCIS" on CBS, "A Charlie Brown Christmas" on ABC, and "Presidental Address To The Nation" on NBC. Happy Tuesday!