Season 8 of Entourage debuted on Sunday, which can only mean one thing for me: hours of being glued to the unfolding drama, witty dialogue, and — of course — hot men.
Earlier this week, Lindsay was spotted hanging out at New York club Butter with John Mayer...A source claims that John actually spent much of the evening trying to play matchmaker between LiLo and SamRo...InTouch reported that she and Entourage star Kevin Connolly have been secretly dating...Us Weekly claims that Linz made out with Jessica Alba's husband, Cash Warren, last month. LiLo has dismissed the report as "absurd," while those pesky anonymous sources insist that Lindsay "becomes easily attached to everyone she meets" and is likely falling for the married man. Another source close to Cash simply says, "This is not true. He's a husband and a father."
HBO's smash hit Entourage is an illustration of many things: a celeb-obsessed culture, boys-will-be-boys Peter Pan-ism, conspicuous consumption, a consequence-free hook-up atmosphere and me-too voyeurism… but it is also a few lessons to be learned. The show, loosely based on Mark Wahlberg's rise to fame in Hollywood, isn't all fast cars, fellatio and fart jokes. The bromance between Vince, Eric, Johnny Drama, Turtle and Ari provides the show's spine but romance pokes its head in there a time for two as well.
Everyone's heard Christian Bale's outburst on the set of the Terminator sequel, right? At any rate, he was interrupted doing delicate work and freaked out. He was in the zone. Most guys don't like getting pulled out of the zone. A lot of guys don't like rom-coms and dating books. See what happens when all three get mashed together (Jennifer Aniston and Kevin Connolly are somehow involved).
Drew Barrymore is bummed that there is so much information on the interweb. Sure, it's nice to look things up but the personal info makes dating tedious and weird. This is from a woman who once married Tom Green, by the way. We agree that overabundance of disclosure is a pain, but you can't fight city hall.
