Jeremy Piven

the ladies of Mad Men

source: Oh No They Didn't!

They had to shut down production of Bones. I guess. I'm more worried about mercury poisoning in New York. I'm on the Jeremy Piven diet of being an asshole. Did you see January Jones on the cover of GQ today? No. Dated a co-worker? I haven't for years, years, years.

Published Fri, Oct 23

Jeremy Piven Cured Of Mercury Poisoning, Eating Fish Again

source: Huffington Post

KINDA FISHY: I'm sure Jeremy Piven is sick to death about his dining habits constantly being scrutinized, but the ''Entourage'' star was seen Tuesday night chowing down on a lovely piece of whitefish at Gibsons. The actor has avoided fish since the big ''Sushi-gate'' incident -- when he c...

Published Thu, Oct 1

Would You Hit It?

source: Dlisted

Jeremy Piven is so brave. After nearly DYING (not really) from the fish flu (aka mercury poisoning), Jeremy brought his deflated titties out to hang out near the fish. No, I'm not talking about the trick he's with, I'm talking about him being so close to the ocean.

Published Mon, Sep 7

Jeremy Piven's Will Repeat His Mercury Poisoning Story Until You Think It's True

source: Gawker

He's sticking by his story why he couldn't continue doing eight shows a week of Speed the Plow, and a arbitrator recently cleared him of any wrong-doing in leaving the Broadway show two months early. Because every celebrity becomes a crusader for the disease he suffers from, Piven is now fi...

Published Wed, Sep 2

Shelly Palmer: Jeremy Piven Cleared of Fishy Allegations: MediaBytes with Shelly Palmer August 28th, 2009

source: Huffington Post

After a lengthy legal battle, an arbitrator has ruled that Jeremy Piven did not breach his contract when he left the Broadway production of Speed the Plow. The controversial case came to after Piven abruptly left the production, claiming he had mercury poisoning from his fish heavy diet. P...

Published Fri, Aug 28

Unimpressed With Jeremy Piven, Nation's Seafood Industry Strikes Back

source: Gawker

Jeremy Piven today celebrated his court victory over the producers of Speed-the-Plow, who sued the actor after he dropped out of their production. He said he got "mercury poisoning" from fish. The National Fisheries Institute wants you to remain skeptical.

Published Thu, Aug 27

Jeremy Piven Wins Arbitration Against Producers

source: Oh No They Didn't!

An arbitrator ruled that the actor – who abruptly left the Broadway revival of David Mamet's Speed-the-Plow after suffering from mercury poisoning – did not breach contractual obligations or any personal agreements with the producers of the play for leaving.

Published Thu, Aug 27

Jeremy Piven: I Haven't Had Fish In 11 Months, I Feel Like A Different Person

source: Huffington Post

Longtime mercury poisoning sufferer and alarmist Jeremy Piven is answering questions from his fans all around the world! It was one of the great joys of my life to be on Broadway and to do his words. It's a very funny line, and you would expect nothing less from David Mamet. On the joys of not eat...

Published Thu, Aug 20