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Posts Tagged ‘Jeremy Piven’
VIDEO: Matt Damon’s Inner Demon Attacks Adrian Grenier
September 25th, 2009 / Author: OK! StaffNightly News: Jennifer Connelly looks nipplely; MTV VMA winners announced
September 14th, 2009 / Author: Jaime Rabb
- Jennifer Connelly looks a bit cold when arriving at the 2009 Toronto Film Festival. (The Superficial)
- Put all the drama aside from the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards and check out the winners. (Celebuzz)
- Mischa Barton has been ordered to party responsibly. (Page Six)
- Kanye West is not the only crasher. (Popeater)
- Most dramatic costumes goes to….Lady Gaga. (Lainey Gossip)
- Check out all the celebs who participated at the Malibu Triathlon. (Socialite Life)
Nightly News: Nick Zano Chats; New Moon Soundtrack Shapes Up
August 27th, 2009 / Author: Mary Beth Quirk 
• Nick Zano chats about his new movie and is generally handsome. (Just Jared)
• Death Cab for Cutie lands the first single for New Moon’s soundtrack. (Celebuzz)
• Jeremy Piven gets off the hook, fishy excuse and all. (E! News)
• Chris Brown’s mom speaks out. (MTV)
• Natalie Portman is all grown up. (Interview)
• Patton Oswalt only pretends to like sports for movies. Acting! (PopEater)
VIDEO: Jeremy Piven Drums with The Roots
August 7th, 2009 / Author: Chris Morran
On Thursday night’s Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, guest Jeremy Piven attempted to outperform Questlove of The Roots in an old-fashioned call-and-response drum-off. So how did he do? CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE VIDEO AND FIND OUT!
PHOTOS: Jeremy Piven and Friends Are All Smiles
July 14th, 2009 / Author: OK! Staff
Nashville knows how to party! Jeremy Piven. Ed Helms and Jordana Spiro were joined by Sara Darling at the screening of The Goods: Live Hard. Sell Hard hosted by CMT and Paramount Vantage at Regal Hollywood 27 on July 13 in Nashville.
Stars Love Basketball
May 13th, 2009
Jeremy Piven Arbitration Statement
March 25th, 2009
Jeremy Piven’s controversial, abrupt exit from his role in Broadway’s Speed-the-Plow is now coming to a head, as Actors’ Equity and the play’s producers gear up for an arbitration hearing in NYC on June 8 and 9.
The Entourage star left the show early, complaining of fatigue from mercury poisoning as a result of eating too much sushi.
And now, BroadwayWorld.com reports that Jeremy is speaking out with this official statement regarding the upcoming hearing, invoking Pres. Barack Obama’s name in his defense:
"After Mr. Piven was diagnosed with a potentially toxic Mercury level, he reluctantly left SPEED-THE-PLOW at the insistence of his doctors, who warned him that enforced rest was required to avoid severe medical problems, including a heart attack. Mr. Piven is looking forward to testifying in Arbitration along with his doctors so that the truth comes out about the very health serious risks caused by Mercury exposure, which the Obama administration has recently described as the world’s gravest chemical problem."
It goes on, and on, from there, as the Piv aims to clear his name.
Jeremy Piven’s Fishy Behavior
March 4th, 2009
A recent trip to Miami could raise more questions about Jeremy Piven’s alleged brush with death last winter.
The Entourage star, who pulled out of the Broadway show Speed-the-Plow in December after his doctor said he was suffering from mercury poisoning due to eating too much sushi, dined on calamari salad and tuna tartare surrounded by a cadre of women, including Michael Phelps‘ ex, Marina Katz, at the Mondrian Hotel’s Sunset Lounge on Feb. 28.
“After recovering from mercury poisoning, a patient should be avoiding foods that are known to be contaminated with mercury, such as tuna, for at least three months,” Dr. Grace Keenan tells OK!.
Yet as Jeremy chowed down, play producers considered arbitration after failing to prove their case two days earlier, on Feb. 26, at an Actor’s Equity grievance hearing.
No Deal for Jeremy Piven & Broadway Producers
February 26th, 2009
Jeremy Piven attended a union hearing earlier today with Speed-the-Plow’s producers to discuss his sudden exit from the Broadway show. Piven, who said he quit because he had toxic levels of mercury in his system, angered the show’s cast and backers who allegedly thought his excuse less than believable.
According to Jossip.com, Thursday’s hearing ended in a stalemate. The two sides released a joint statement:
"A grievance hearing was held today in accordance with the Equity-League Production Contract regarding the matter of Jeremy Piven and Speed-the-Plow. Following the terms of the collective bargaining agreement, a panel of five League representatives and five Equity representatives met and heard the positions of the parties. The League and Equity representatives were unable to reach a unanimous decision. The Producers have the right, as a next step, to proceed to arbitration."
TMZ has video of Jeremy arriving at the arbitration.
