Tomorrow, most man-centric mags will declare a ban on Megan Fox in a limp attempt to curb attention to the starlet. Although coverage of the ban itself is having the exact opposite effect, with some sources summarily providing a rundown of Fox's movie credits and photo-ops. Surprisingly enough, Fox has never appeared too annoying -- if anything, she's always been good for a quotable quip or two. So if you'd like to say "Eff you, man mags!" and take time out to show your pride for Megan Fox, here are a few places (based mostly around L.A.) through where the starlet's wined and dined, leaving a scrap of herself as a footnote to every credit card signature.

● Tom and Katie stopped by Hollywood Boulevard to support friend Cameron Diaz as she got her star on the Walk of Fame. [JustJared]
● Although Megan Fox and Brian Austin Green may or may not be together anymore, Fox doesn’t worry about having Brain’s name tattooed somewhere on her anatomy, ‘cause it would be so easy to laser off these days. [NationalLedger]
● E! has taken the advice of their viewers and have banned Heidi and Spencer Pratt from their channel -- no coverage, no air time, nada. [E!]

● Despite what you may think, Winona Ryder harbors no ill will towards Angelina Jolie for stealing the spotlight in Girl, Interrupted. If you remember, Jolie went on to win an Academy Award, while Ryder was put on trial for stealing from Saks. [Wonderwall]
● You can find anything on eBay these days including the roughed-up, borrowed Maserati Lindsay Lohan drove for a few months; starting bid is $25K. [TMZ]
● In a new book, a former roadie for Jimi Hendrix claims the legendary guitarist's manager murdered the singer to collect his insurance policy. [TheIndependent]

It's understandable: Some hack flack somewhere was so giddy about Heath Ledger's Golden Globe and SAG nods that they probably ran his/her mouth at a pub somewhere. Then a nearby drunk reporter cobbled together this bit of tattle from his hearsay for UK tabloid The Sun about Christopher Nolan's third installment of Batman. In said report, all the major roles of Gotham, as it's apparently titled, are outlined, with even a teaser as to how the film might or might not end. Excellent reporting, Sun! Here are a few reasons why, aside from Christian Bale and Michael Caine, this cast list is phonier than Katie Holmes' portrayal of Rachel Dawes.