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- Jimmy Kimmel Live: Jerry Springer and Toby Keith
- Tavis Smiley: Carl Bernstein and Dan Futterman
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Talk Talk: Jeremy Piven, Shia LeBeouf, Eric Idle, Toby Keith
Out of the Blogosphere
I guess Bill and Geraldo have made up. - Best Week Ever lists the Top 15 Sexiest Nerd Boys, then readers weigh in on the Sexiest Nerd Boys they forgot. And hopefully that's the last time I have to type the phrase "Sexist Nerd Boys."
- Aaron Barnhart gives a rundown of what we learned at last week's network upfronts.
- Radar has a gallery of stars giving the finger, including David Schwimmer, Paris and Nicky Hilton, and Jeremy Piven.
- Anne Heche's divorce is starting to get nasty.
- PETA dumps something on Gordon Ramsay's doorstep (and I do mean "dumps").
TV Squad Daily with Brigitte - VIDEO
Today on TV Squad Daily:
- Terri Hatcher is "in love and it's fabulous."
- Just when I was starting to feel a little bit bad about judging Jeremy Piven, I find out he was making out with the America's Next Top Model runner-up at a Golden Globes after party.
- Why did Lost writers decide to change the name of the season 3 finale twist?
TV Squad Daily with Brigitte - VIDEO
Today on TV Squad Daily:
- The Golden Globes: a night of well-deserved recognition and some horrifyingly bad fashion choices.
- Jeremy Piven brings his mom as a red carpet date every time. Why? Because he's better than every one else, again.
TV Squad Daily with Brigitte - VIDEO
Today on TV Squad Daily:
- Jeremy Piven and John Cusack are no longer friends; Piven blames his success.
- Barbara Walters, Paris Hilton, and Britney Spears' stylist all practice the art of denial.
- American Idol promises a big surprise this season. I'll be surprised if I'm surprised.
All Brett wants for Festivus
Ah Festivus, it's a magical time of the year. Hurricanes, week long power outages, how can you not be in the mood to celebrate? While my real world desires would lean more toward the practical, like a generator, so the next time 5000 trees get thrown on the power lines I don't have to miss Las Vegas, Dr. Who and South of Nowhere, these are some of my TV universe wishes for the coming year.TV on DVD - Every week I read Bob's list of the new DVD releases, and every week I have the same reaction. How can THAT be coming out on DVD but none of my top 5 most wanted are? Seriously, there is more of a market for the Stacked DVD than any of these? I'm not greedy. I'll settle for just one of these shows to finally get the DVD set it deserves. Cupid, Beggars and Choosers, Going To California, Maximum Bob, or Mr & Mrs Smith.
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Piven and Black need to hug it out
I love it when stars get into petty fights. They're just like us!
Seems that Entourage star Jeremy Piven doesn't like Jack Black that much. Black beat out Piven for the role of the record store employee in the John Cusack flick High Fidelity, and thinks that Piven still holds a grudge. Black told Howard Stern that he was talking to a director at a movie premiere recently, and right in the middle of the conversation, Piven stepped in between them with his back to Black and started to talk to the director. Of course, Piven's rep insists there's no problem between the two.
This is interesting, because Piven is very good friends with Cusack, and appears in most of his movies in some role. So I wonder why (or if) Piven wasn't chosen for the role in High Fidelity.
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Entourage renewed for 4th season
Entourage fans, rejoice. Lucky Louie fans, prepare to unleash your ire. Carolyn Strauss, president of HBO Entertainment, announced today that Entourage will be returning for a fourth season. The network has ordered another 12 episode run. Along with the final eight episodes of season three that are set to begin in early 2007, that gives fans at least 20 more episodes. Over the last two years the show has garnered eight Emmy nominations, with one win for Jeremy Piven as Outstanding Supporting Actor.
Created by Doug Ellin, Entourage is the story of rising young actor Vincent Chase. The series follows the ups and downs of his career. To help him along he has his best friend/manager Eric, long time pal Turtle, and brother Johnny Drama. Doing his best to help Vince, while serving his own needs, is agent Ari Gold. At the current break, the audience was left hanging as Vince is without a job, and has just fired Ari for bungling the Ramones movie deal.
Mark Wahlberg to produce another show for HBO
Mark Wahlberg, one of the creators of Entourage, is working on another show for HBO. This time, it's a half-hour comedy about a shrink who is calm, cool, and collected with his patients but turns into a total nutcase when he sees his own shrink. Ah, the irony. It's called In Treatment and is based on the popular Israeli series of the same name (of course, in Hebrew it's called BeTipul).Filming for In Treatment is scheduled to begin next month. No word yet on a cast or an air date.
Cheese makes Piven angry
Entourage leads the list of TV shows I haven't gotten around to watching yet, but I've been a big fan of Jeremy Piven since One Crazy Summer, Grosse Pointe Blank and Cupid. He gives an interview to Channel Guide magazine where he discusses everything. Well, not everything. There's nothing about nuclear physics or knitting in the interview, but he does talk about Old School, why he doesn't have his own entourage, and why yelling "cheese" at him makes him really angry. 











