A few talking heads in the Twitter-Wood feed like Michael Ian Black and Greg Grunberg were following Apple's keynote address today, where new iPods and features were announced. One guy caught a quick picture with with Steve Jobs, however, and that shot earned Tyrese Gibson my Twitter Pic of the Day.

Others were more concerned with the new "Melrose Place" series last night, like writer Brian Lynch. You can click on down read their commentaries accordingly, along with Kat Dennings' birthday wishes to Jonathan Taylor Thomas, a pic from John Favreau at an AC/DC performance, and an emphatic announcement from Brett Ratner. It's in the Twitter-Wood report for September 9, 2009. Read more...

There's a lot of buzzing Around the Blogosphere today. I'm not going to spoil the good stuff, so just keep reading.

-- "Entourage" is one of the few summer TV series' that I make sure to tune in for every week. It's celebrity wish-fulfillment at its best. As such, I'm not onboard with a lot of the complaints that have been lodged against the series in recent seasons. Regardless, I still find this set of suggestions for making the show more watchable entertaining. (Movieline)

-- Support independent film, always. I'm a blockbuster nut, so of course I am a huge fan of studio efforts. But without indie film, we'd miss out on so many amazing Hollywood "discoveries." And since this column is all about supporting my peers on the web, Film Junk gives me the best of both worlds today with their horror/comedy short film project. Check it out. (Film Junk) Read more...

A little background might be in order before the above headline makes any sense. There's this HBO Original Series called "Entourage." Maybe you've heard of it. Four pals from New York City move to Los Angeles when one of them, Vinny Chase (Adrian Grenier) makes a name for himself as a Hollywood star. The half-hour comedy series invites viewer to join Chase and his crew in sampling the sweet, sweet celebrity high life. Needless to say, cameo appearances and pop culture references abound.

A recent episode poked a little bit of fun at "Funny People" star Seth Rogen. It was more than a little bit really. Rogen's "ugliness" was pegged as "oddly fascinating," and a couple of characters questioned the plausibility of Katherine Heigl ever sleeping with his character in Judd Apatow's 2007 comedy "Knocked Up." Nothing terribly out of line mind you, but Rogen wasn't pleased. Read more...

“Sex and the City” did it. “Da Ali G Show” did it too (well, kinda). “The Sopranos” have been rumored to want to do it for years. Given the seeming inevitability these days of hot HBO properties becoming movies, why is it that we haven’t ever heard anything about a possible big-screen “Entourage.”

Cause it probably ain’t ever going to happen, Jeremy Piven insisted.

“We’ve never discussed an ‘Entourage’ movie and I think we have a few years left in us [on TV]. We’re just about to finish our fifth season and it does feel like our best yet,” Piven told MTV News. “So I think we have a few more years and then if they’re not sick of us, maybe we’ll do a movie.” Read more...