Jeremy Piven is not cocky or loudmouthed.

The actor recently told the Dallas News that his Ari Gold persona on Entourage of a cock, loudmouthed agent is on-screen only.

I beg to differ. I know two people whose opinions I trust beyond a shadow of a doubt. One met him while he visited the set of a movie she was in and one worked with him for an entire movie shoot (my friend was on the crew - very high up on the crew). Both said he's a dick.

And that seems to be the consensus from everyone else I talked to. He's great on Entourage - don't get me wrong. Piven saying he's not cocky or loudmouthed is like Piven saying he got mercury poisoning and that's why he had to drop out of "Speed-the-Plow".

I ain't buying it.

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Suzi McCoppin talks about eye sockets and anal sex.

In the article, "Bringing up the Rear: The truth about anal sex from a woman's point of view", which appears in the June issue of Playboy, columnist/actress Suzy McCoppin makes reference to Tristan Taormino's book, "The Ultimate Guide to Anal Sex for Women". Tristan states that if you add clitoral stimulation to anal penetration, it will blow your mind. "There are more nerve endings in the first part of the butt than in the back of the vagina."

To which Suzy replies: "Hey, Tristan, there are a lot of nerve endings in my eye socket. It doesn't mean I want a dick in there."

As an actress, Suzy appeared in an episode of Season 1 of Entourage, providing one highlight I will never forget (warning: nudity and language). No eye sockets to worry about here, Suzy.

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