Take to the Air With Entourage - or Just Watch These Clips

BuzzSugar — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 14:30:12 -0700

Entourage is (finally) back Sept. 7, but if you want to see the show's season five premiere early, just book yourself a Virgin America flight from NYC to Vegas. For all of September, that flight will be rebranded Entourage Air with special Entourage-themed goodies - and, starting on Sept. 4, a screening of the show's premiere episode.

The inaugural flight - which has to be quite the hot ticket - includes a party with the cast and Virgin founder Richard Branson on the JFK end of the trip and a party at the Palms Casino Resort's Playboy Club after the flight lands in Vegas. (What, they couldn't throw a party on the plane, too?) If you can't make that reservation, no worry: all first-class passengers will be treated as Entourage Class throughout the promotion, which includes champagne, noise-canceling headphones, Godiva chocolates, Kiehl's goodies, Altoids (Altoids?), and Entourage Air-branded blankets and eye masks.

But if you're not an Ari Gold-style high roller, don't worry. There are other ways to get an early glimpse of the Entourage premiere - like a couple of clips just below the jump. The show opens with Vince trying to get back on his feet after the shocking failure of Medellin, first taking refuge in Mexico, and then trying to decide whether to hop back into the game. To check out the clips, just read more.

Entourage Season Five
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Entourage Season 5, Johnny Drama
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Buzz In: What Do You Think of HBO's New Sunday Night Lineup?

BuzzSugar — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 10:30:44 -0700

While the Emmys were going down on CBS last night, HBO unveiled its latest Sunday lineup. True Blood and Hung may be out for now, but in their place, the network brought in another season of Curb Your Enthusiasm and new show Bored to Death to air before Entourage.

I'm curious to hear what you guys think about the schedule and this week's episodes. Curb has been getting a ton of hype thanks to the upcoming Seinfeld reunion, but I was a little underwhelmed with the premiere - there was no Seinfeld alum in sight, and it seems like the cast's cameo may still be weeks away. And while Bored to Death looks promising, it's still finding its footing. HBO usually has a strong showing on Sundays, but without True Blood in the mix, I wouldn't be surprised if they lose a few viewers - especially when you have Mad Men, Desperate Housewives, and other shows competing for the same time slot.

So tell me, did you catch HBO last night? What do you think about the network's new lineup? Will you watch?