No, Pete Wentz doesn't *necessarily* die in Fall Out Boy's highly hush-hush new video "What A Catch Donnie" and no, "What A Catch, Donnie" isn't *necessarily* their last video.

"What A Catch, Donnie" is all Patrick Stump's Elton John-ian vocal acrobatics (and Elvis Costello's guest vox, don't hurt), set against a misty, wistful Hemingway/ Decemberists backdrop of nautical metaphors. It's kind of like the movie Castaway but with 100 percent better art direction and no volleyball or whatever that busted thing was.

The "What A Catch Donnie" video was shot off the waters of Los Angeles by Alan Ferguson. Speaking of cameos, watch for Panic! At The Disco's (SO... hard to remember whether or not to use the "!") Brendon Urie and Spencer Smith.

Okay, watch "What A Catch, Donnie" now because I don't wanna spoil anything else for you and get thrown overboard.

While we still lack definite confirmation that the title of the Jonas Brothers' next album will be Lines, Vines And Trying Times, we can tell you (fairly) confidently about where the Jonas Brothers are coming from on their new album.

In a recent Billboard interview, Nick Jonas revealed that the boys drew heavy inspiration from Elvis Costello, The Zutons, Kings Of Leon and the reigning king of all entertainment, Neil Diamond. And while we can't tell you exactly what that sounds like through a Jonas filter, we can tell you a little bit about those bands. Consider it a Lines, Vines, And Trying Times primer for the uninitiated.

ELVIS COSTELLO: An intellectual's rockstar, he exploded into the world with My Aim Is True, a peppy, quirky, ska-infused downer that's widely considered one of the best debuts of all time. That's right. Peppy downer. Think about it. Elvis Costello videos to know: "Radio Radio" and the very Jonasy "Veronica."

THE ZUTONS: Punky British indie rockers who were way too catchy to stay indie long. Their first single, "Pressure Point," was featured in a Levi's commercial and on every nerd's mixtape in 2004. Zutons video to know: "Pressure Point."

KINGS OF LEON: Studs. Strike me dead for saying so, but this Tennessee-bred band of brothers makes the JoBros look like the nerdy nice guys who finish last in all the movies. Their music comes from the South and from the guts. Visceral rock that even Miley Cyrus and Taylor Swift can't resist. Kings of Leon video to know:. Kings of Leon video to know: "The Bucket."

NEIL DIAMOND: Need I say more? If you don't know Neil Diamond, you're still just waiting to be born. Here's a classic. Play it loud, my baby.