Ya kidding? I am Queens Boulevard.

Entourage is back. Here’s the Official Trailer: http://youtu.be/SGSE_XPF4_g

Vince and the boys are back for one final adventure in hollywood, and there’s no better way to describe it than bittersweet. Every Entourage fan has been patiently waiting for years to see the boys from queens and the king of all agents, Ari Gold, in another season. We want to hear that guitar riff from Superhero start up in the credits again. We want to see Ari ask E if he wants to “Hug it out, bitch?”. We wanna see Johnny Drama holler “Victory!” We want to hear Ari yell “Lloooyd!” just one more time; but Doug Ellin and Mark Wahlberg hit us with a movie. I guess a movie is probably the best thing to do if you want to bring your fans closure, but if the movie’s last scene is as lacking as the last episode in season eight – and I think I speak for Entourage fans everywhere – I’m gonna be tight. The last few seasons are definitely not my favorites but I re-watch the whole series every year so I can’t really complain.

 What got me into Entourage was the hustle and high stakes. As a kid born and raised in New York, it was magical to see Vince start to make a name for himself and his boys in L.A. As an actor myself, I fantasized about how I would make it (and still do), so seeing that same desire for success manifested on a screen made Entourage more than just a show for me, but a safe house for my ambition. It was and still is a show that I watch when I’m down or feeling un-motivated because I know it will hype me up no matter how out of it I feel. Watching Vince and the boys walk into Ari’s office and talk about his next big role and all those zeros on his advance makes me want to get up to clean the house, lift some weights, and then write that screenplay I’ve been thinking about for months, or finally get on logic and finish that beat I started making weeks ago. Maybe it’s different for everyone else, but it puts me in that HUSTLE mode, you feel me? That’s the connection that Entourage created with their audience, so when we see the boys living that life we vicariously feel fulfilled because no matter who you are you have to envy that kind of lifestyle. These guys smoke bud all day, drink all night, and sleep with super models. They get free court side seats to big Lakers games, and get cordially invited to the coolest parties on the planet. They travel the world when they want to and when they’re too tired or high to get on a jet they just chill at home; which happens to be Marlon Brando’s mansion. Cuz they got money like that. And even if they were going through some stuff, we were always assured by that Vince Chase philosophy we all know and love: “Everything will work out. It always does.”

   The movie is set to come out on June third and instead of reuniting with Vince the actor, we’ll be introduced to Vince the director. Vince the director has a project that he’s just gotten Ari to front a hundred million dollars for. Yeah thats right, A HUNNID MIL, and seeing how Ari just got his new job as studio head, he can’t be too excited about that. Whether you were a fan of the first three seasons of Entourage or loved the whole thing like a real fan, this movie is most definitely going to be wild. We’re in for 104 minutes of luxury, lavishness and laughs for sure and I cant wait to see the whole gang together again.  

   We all have our talents and passions that we want to succeed in for our squad, or Entourage just like Vince. You may not even realize it, but you have an Entourage who will do everything in their power to raise you up. So the next time you need a pick me up, just hug it out and watch an episode to remind yourself that everything always works out. “It always does.” 

Go see the movie in theaters everywhere June 3rd!