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Vinnie Chase and his entourage are heading to the big screen.

Warner Bros. has given the film version of the HBO series “Entourage” the green light, Deadline.com reports. The series followed the life of actor Vince Chase, played by Adrian Grenier, making it big in Hollywood with his boys, or his “entourage,” Eric, Turtle, his brother Johnny Drama and Chase’s fast-talking agent, Ari Gold.

The film will be directed by the show’s creator, Doug Ellin, who was also the executive producer along with Mark Wahlberg and Stephen Levinson. The series’ stars — Grenier, Kevin Connolly, Jerry Ferrara, Kevin Dillion and Jeremy Piven — are all working to close deals for the film. There is no word yet on a plot.

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The official trailer for Seth MacFarlane’s “Ted” starring Mark Wahlberg (John), Mila Kunis (Lori) and Seth MacFarlane (Guy). John brings his childhood teddy bear to life with a wish and must deal with the consequences.

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In a recent interview with “Time Out New York”, Mark Walhberg boldy says:

“The world needs Justin Bieber, Justin Bieber is like the white Tupac compared to a lot of people out there.”

What! Release the hounds…

Los Angeles, CA, November 25, 2009 –(PR.com)– Starting 4pm to 7pm located at 1773 East Century Blvd., Los Angeles, CA. In a community that’s prominently known for gang violence and crime will come together in peace and experience Thanksgiving dinner. P. Miller, Mark Wahlberg, Reachback LA, and OneMillionGifts.org are feeding thousands of Los Angeles’ less fortunate families. Mr. Miller says, “This is our third year in this program. It’s great for the community. We are able to give the homeless a hot Thanksgiving meal and feed families in need and that are struggling through these tough economic times.” Founder of Reachback LA, Chico Brown, admits “Growing up in this community has been tough but I’ve been able to overcome obstacles. And it’s wonderful to be able to give back and see the smiles on so many kids’ faces just happy to be able to have a Thanksgiving dinner. Mark Wahlberg says, “Together we can change the world. Today we will experience what Thanksgiving is really all about, being thankful for what we have and sharing it with others in need.” For more information, go to www.ReachbackLA.org or www.OneMillionGifts.org