22 years ago today, the Entourage pilot premiered on HBO.
The series went on to run for eight seasons and a feature film.
At first glance, Entourage looked like a highlight reel of celebrity lifestyles, Hollywood excess, and unforgettable cameos.
But at its core, it was always about friendship.
Four guys from Queens navigating fame, relationships, financial setbacks, career highs and lows, and everything life threw at them—together.
That’s why Entourage has endured for more than two decades. Plenty of shows have captured Hollywood. Plenty have captured success.
But no TV series or movie has ever captured the bond of male friendship quite the way Entourage did.
OBJ is on the Giants.
Yankees are great.
Mets are not great.
Geno is the Jets QB.
Patriots won the AFC.
Spurs are in the NBA Finals.
Rodgers is with McCarthy.
Flacco is still slinging it.
Stafford still got it.
LeBron still got it.
Your childhood ain’t over yet.
The steep prices paid by the Bengals for Dexter Lawrence underscores two important points about this draft class:
This is not a strong draft at the top. The lack of blue chippers is well-established.
This draft is extremely thin at defensive tackle.