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Cool Gear from One of My Favorite Shows, HBO's "Entourage"
I am so enjoying "Entourage" this season and in my
opinion it keeps getting better just when you thought
that wasn't possible. The four guys are so different
and yet believable, and funny.
HBO
Store online is running a promotions so if
you're wanting some "Entourage" gear click
through and check it out. Check out the cool
t-shirts, DVDs and other "Entourage"
merchandise, say a mug for your coffee, tea or
soup.
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It's Friday & I'm enjoying "The Devil Wears Prada" on HBO HD...
08/03/2007 20:15 Filed in: HBO
I've seen "The
Devil Wears Prada"
several times but I think it's so damn funny and
again the writing is sharp, witty and urbane. I was
so happy when Meryl Streep was nominated for her role
as Miranda Priestly the tyrannical editor of "Runway"
a fashion magazine. As always she nails the
performance, in this case, of the boss from hell. I
don't buy too many films on DVD but this one had to
go into my collection and I've watched it 3-4 times
on HBO HD since it premiered last month. If you
haven't seen it you should it's very entertaining.
More than a popcorn movie it's actually a
sophisticated comedy that will pull you right into
the story. Enjoy.
Rent it here from NetFlix.
Purchase from Amazon.com
Rent it here from NetFlix.
Purchase from Amazon.com
HBO - Sunday Part Two
Sunday night also means, "Entourage" and as someone
who has worked in Hollywood for over 20 years I can
attest to the show's authenticity. The agent, Ari
played by Jeremy Piven is the quintessential asshole
Hollywood agent. Vince and his posse are a dime a
dozen in Los Angeles but that's part of the vibe and
color of L.A. The show is so well written,
photographed, acted, directed, produced it's a great
show and I laugh my ass off. You don't need to get
all the inside jokes that are subtly sprinkled
throughout each episode it's a great comedy for
anyone who wants to look through a window into the
crazy, indulgent world of Hollywood. Enjoy!
It's Not TV It's HBO...
Well, it's Sunday evening and for me that means
curling up on the sofa with my dogs and watching HBO.
The new lineup this season includes this compelling,
thought provoking show entitled, "John From
Cincinnati" by the creator of the now cancelled HBO
show, "Deadwood." "John From Cincinnati" is an
existential journey through the lens of surfing. The
story centers around this southern California
dysfunctional family with a surfing legacy that
started with the father whose surfing career was
ended prematurely due to a surfing accident, his son,
Butchie was also a surfing prodigy but now he's a
drug addict and Butchie's son, Sean is a child
surfing prodigy. Sean ends up getting seriously
injured in what should be a fatal surfing accident
but...



