Entourage

Jeremy Piven almost drove off in the wrong Range Rover after a night of partying at Hyde.

After posing for pictures with a security guard, the valet pulled up with a black Range Rover, which Piven and his lady friend proceeded to get into. The only problem -- Piven's Range Rover is silver!

After tipping the valet, the "Entourage" star quickly realizes he's in the wrong vehicle, shaking his head and saying to himself, "This is not my car." The owner of the Black SUV then ran over to Piven, jokingly saying, "You trying to steal my car? You guys, get in the back seat."

When Piven's Range Rover finally pulls up, driven by a different valet, he understandably refuses to tip, having already tipped one valet $20 for the wrong vehicle.

Before driving off, an onlooker yells to Piven, "We'll see you on TMZ!!" Looks like they were right!

Is Bam Margera really getting married?

Nancy, according to his website, Brandon "Bam" Margera is engaged and planning on marrying in October. The lucky bride-to-be, Missy Rothstein, has been dating Bam for only a little under a year, but the two have known each other since the sixth grade.

The two currently reside in Philadelphia -- where the wedding will be conveniently held -- and they intend on honeymooning in the Bahamas.

Click here to read about Bam's uncle in trouble with the law.

While Johnny Drama might have busted out a golf club and bashed some people up, these guys were mostly harmless .. just real funny to watch. But, you never know if they were just some good friends Leo made on the set of "Gangs of New York," or the kind that really will whoop your ass. Better safe than sorry.

So, on that muted note, the Decoder takes its last swipe through Tinseltown terrain, checking out just how good a bribe Ari is offering Bob, what Rex means when he talks about the "Gay Mafia," and even investigates a case of life irritated by art imitating life.

Sources tell TMZ that "Entourage's" Jeremy Piven, who took home the Emmy for outstanding supporting actor in a comedy series, absolutely fell in love with his Dolce & Gabbana navy blue, peak lapel tux. He also sported their white shirt beneath the surface.

As ever, there was plenty in the show to get the Decoder very curious, like those $20,000 Nikes, the mysterious Fukijama, the new slew of studio chiefs and the title of Ed Burns' pilot.

There's more trendsetting going on from the "Entourage" gang. Fashion critics raved at the must-have dress Perrey Reeves rocked to the show's premiere, designed by "Project Runway" star Uli Herzner. Reeves picked up the dress at Horn Fashion boutique, the only store in LA that carries Herzner's unique designs.

And, along the way, there were plenty of droppings (name and otherwise) for the Decoder to scrutinize. Like, just who were those guys coming out of Sammy Kane's office? Where is it that Vince gets his dirty on with Nicole? And just exactly who is Bob Ryan anyway?

So the Decoder takes a little hiatus of its own from Hollywood and susses out the Vegas scene and E's obsession, amongst other topics.

With so many sizzling storylines, the Decoder had plenty to dissect: What's the downlow with the big agent pow-wow? Is there a real-life Billy Walsh who had a conflict with Lions Gate? And does Drama really have to get so worked up about a $4.50 cup of latte?

Last night's episode of "Entourage" found the gang very much in limbo – Vince unsure of his next gig, Eric wavering between two astoundingly hot girls and Ari waiting to re-emerge once more as a true super-agent after an icily awesome meeting with his nemesis Terence (while his real-life counterpart Ari Emanuel ruffled preppy feathers in a New England vacation spot).

And, as ever, there were questions for the Decoder: What's up with Ari's edifice complex? How has Vince gone from toast of the town to just toast? Why is Seth Green looking so forlorn? And is every episode going to end with one of the characters staring off in utter bewilderment while the end-credit music cranks up?

Nevertheless, there were, as ever, plenty of blink-and-you'll-miss tidbits that made us go "hmmm," like Drama's potential pilot, Vinny's replacement as Aquaman, and that sexy dinner spot that was the prelude to E's ecstasy.

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Last night's "Entourage" was less about Hollywood than it was about homes – the arrival of the guys' ex-con buddy Dom from back home and the introduction of a young punk actor into Ari's home – and to his little girl. Still, we couldn't help but wonder about the luscious-looking celebration dinner, that familiar-looking paparazzo that Dom man-handles and an "Aquaman" ride that didn't appear to involve any water.

It was an action-packed red carpet Friday night as our cameras were at the Museum of Television and Radio for a screening of Adrian Grenier's film "Across the Hall." Adrian showed up in a true "Entourage" fashion, sending flash bulbs into a frenzy as he hit the red carpet with the rest of the film's cast.

Also on hand, Girls Gone Wild creator Joe Francis, Nick Carter along with little brother Aaron, former "American Idol" contestants Ace Young and Ryan Starr and, taking a break from his usual scene, "Laguna Beach" star Stephen Colleti.