Tom Selleck is the definition of manliness and one man who is not arguing with that belief is Ashton Kutcher.

PopEater reports that Kutcher became envious of Selleck’s mustache on the set of “Killers.”

“I have been trying to grow that mustache since I could grow facial hair,” a glum Kutcher said of his ‘Killers’ co-star. “I believe that Tom produces more testosterone in his little finger than I produce in my entire body.”

“I’m so enamored by Tom’s facial hair that I would say that Tom’s mustache is akin to Chuck Norris’s beard,” Kutcher added.

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Dr. Dre has carried his meticulous musical knowledge and expertise into the creation of The HP Envy 15 Beats limited-edition laptop, billboard.com reports.

Dre, alongside acclaimed producer Jimmy Iovine, helped unveil his latest project at Interscope’s Thom Thom club in California on Friday. Iovine noted that contributions were also made by production specialists like Pharrell, Kanye West, Timbaland and will.i.am.

Retailing at $2,299, the laptop will launch in the U.S. on October 22nd, and will be sold at major retailers and through HP direct. The purchase will also include a pair of “Beats by Dr. Dre” headphones, and mixing software from Native Instruments’ Traktor LE.

The laptop will introduce the pinnacle in sound technology, enabling consumers to listen to music at its best.

“What’s out there is not representative of what you hear in the recording studio. As we went on this journey, we found that computers were in the way. Artists and producers want their sound repaired in digital audio. Computer companies charge $1,000 for computers but only spend 50 cents for speakers. With HP, we found a partner willing to take the step to improve the overall sound in the PC. This is for anyone who plays music,” said Iovine at the press conference.

If the Envy 15’s attention to detail is at all reminiscent of Dre’s, whose Detox album is nearly a decade in the making, music fans and specialists have a lot to look forward to.

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