A film some swear by; cheaper by a half-dozen

Wannabe gangstas can’t wait to talk about: The “Scarface” Swear-A-Long. Tony Montana and his crew drop some 226 F-bombs in the Brian De Palma film -- and now you can drop them with them! Ford Amphitheatre. 8:30 p.m. Adults only. Tickets are 12 bucks and available now. (Friday)

Nonbreeders will talk about: The WE special “OMG! Sextuplets!” Meet Bryan and Jenny Masche. They have six kids, who were delivered all at once. Now life’s a blur of diapers and bottles (try 70 a day). (Wednesday)

Get in line to talk about: Judas Priest’s “Nostradamus.” Hurry to a Best Buy near you, pick up an initial-pressing copy and you’ll get a code that’s good for one free lawn ticket to see Judas Priest on select dates of the “Metal Masters” summer tour. And really, who doesn’t want to listen to a double-disc concept album inspired by everyone’s favorite 16th century prophet? Rock on! (Tuesday)

Tweens biding their time until the October premiere of “High School Musical 3” can talk about: The soundtrack for “Camp Rock.” Tracks by the Jonas Brothers await you. The TV movie that accompanies it, airing Friday, goes something like this: Mitchie (Demi Lovato) wants to spend her summer at a prestigious rock camp and she gets to go -- but as part of the staff. Luckily, celebrity instructor Shane, played by Joe Jonas, overhears (but doesn’t see) Mitchie singing and goes on a mission to find the girl behind the voice. (Tuesday)

Nut-heads will probably talk about: “Jericho -- The Second Season.” They won’t give up. A billboard with a “TV Show For Sale” sign just went up on Ventura Blvd., west of Vineland Ave. “Network needed! Loyal fans will follow!” it blares. At least they can take comfort in this DVD release, which likely contains the series finale. And hey, there’s always fan fiction. (Tuesday)

-- Denise Martin