We all know and love the cast of Entourage, being one of the most famous hit television series from 2004 – 2011. Audiences around the globe were devastated when the series ended. BUT fear not, all you Entourage bestfans! Warner Bros.  has officially given the green light to do a major motion picture of the renown HBO  show.

Not only is Entourage a show known for its witty lines, realistic feel, and plot twists – it’s also famous because of the star-studded [and studly] cast. Adrian Grenier, one of our favourite real-life Hollywood stars, plays a famous character, “Vincent Chase”, in the show too! We also love Kevin Connolly’s sidekick character, “Eric Murphy”, and Jerry Ferrara’s quirky role as “Salvatore ‘Turtle’ Assante.” Deals are currently in the works to bring back these 3 major names for the movie cast as well.

Other major names associated with the Entourage cast are Kevin Dillon and Jeremy Piven, who we hope to also see on the big-screen! Not only are there some major names in front of the camera, but behind the scenes as well. Series creator Doug Ellin is set to direct the movie based on a screenplay he wrote with the help of executive producer Mark Wahlberg. I don’t know about you guys, but we are DEFINITELY excited to see what’s in store for the movie!

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Originally, the track list only had eight songs. But he then added more because he felt that 8 wasn’t enough, and of course, he stuck to his words. Unlike his most mature record and platinum release, Believe, this album includes no other artists, as the eleven tracks on the album are just Justin and his crisp acoustic guitar (just like how he got his start).

I felt it was necessary to ask some fans from Twitter about how they liked the three brand new songs. Of course, the beliebers heard the songs before the album came out. I found three fans who have preordered Believe Acoustic and also are planning/attending buyouts in their areas.

A fan from New Jersey, @kaylacoughlan expressed the top three things she loved about “Nothing Like Us”: “The top three things I loved were the lyrics, the acoustic sound, and the rawness in his voice. The lyrics very obviously came from a part of Justin that we don’t get to see often. The sound of the acoustics just emphasized the pureness of voice and the emotion in the words. The way his voice sounded, it was obvious that he was very emotional while recording this song. The song can definitely relate to me since I’ve just recently gone through a bad breakup. The lyrics put words to absolutely everything I was feeling at the time and I broke down in tears. It’s probably the most beautiful song Justin has ever written.”
 

A San Diego fan @eboneyxo heard “I Would” for the first time and could easily describe it in two words – pure perfection: “The beat. The lyrics. His vocals… The songs message give us just a little insight into Justin’s life. Helps you understand him just a little more & remind you that he is a normal person too.”
 

Another fan from Toronto, who has been a Belieber since day one, gave her reactions of the song “Yellow Raincoat”. She runs one of the biggest Bieber fan accounts on Twitter with over 404,000 followers, @belieberbabes: “When Justin sings his songs acoustically, it’s one of my favourite things to listen to and watch. It shows his raw talent, beneath all the choreography and production that you may see on tour. I can definitely picture Justin jamming out to “Yellow Raincoat,” with just a guitar, belting the lyrics from his heart. Some people are saying, “I’ll put on my raincoat, my yellow raincoat/ Baby it’s keeping me dry/ I put on my raincoat, my yellow raincoat/ You know exactly why,” is protecting him from the fame, and the money, and the girls. I love how Justin is always very open and honest with us, especially through his music.”
 

Personally, I find it amazing how a song can relate to a fan and have so much meaning to them in their own lives. The way Justin Bieber can be open with his fans is something special, something that not many artists are able to do. This album is one that I find truly honest and it will definitely stay on repeat. Reactions of fans have been extremely positive over the new album and it is expected to debut at number 1. Kudos to you Justin!

This Saturday, February 2nd, three Toronto fans including myself, and two of my friends, @nicolecampea and @belieberbabes, have planned a Toronto buyout for Believe Acoustic. A buyout is when fans go to a store and clear the shelves of a new album! Fans will have the chance to not only buy themselves an album, but also as many as they would like to donate. The CD’s will be donated to the Sick Kids Hospital. This is something we thought would make a difference and we could support our artist at the same time. For more information about the buyout visit: http://torontobelieveacousticbuyout.splashthat.com/ Justin and his crew are also aware of the buyout and have helped spread the word to many Toronto fans.

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The show will be broadcast live on The Verge (XM channel 151) and Iceberg (Sirius channel 151). Carly Rae Jepsen is nominated for several major awards including single of the year, video of the year, female artist of the year, artist of the year and more! Scroll down below for a full list of nominees for this years SiriusXM Indie Awards nominees.

ALBUM OF THE YEAR

Grimes – Visions (4AD/Arbutus Records)

Japandroids – Celebration Rock (Polyvinyl Recording Co.)

Kathleen Edwards – Voyageur (MapleMusic Recordings/Fontana North Distribution)

Marianas Trench – Ever After (604 Records)

Metric – Synthetica (Metric Music International Inc.)

SINGLE OF THE YEAR

Carly Rae Jepsen – Call Me Maybe (604 Records)

deadmau5 – The Veldt (Ultra Records)

Marianas Trench – Fallout (604 Records)

Metric – Youth Without Youth (Metric Music International Inc.)

Mia Martina – Burning (CP Records)

GROUP OF THE YEAR

Japandroids (Polyvinyl Recording Co.)

Marianas Trench (604 Records)

Metric (Metric Music International Inc.)

Patrick Watson (Secret City Records)

Stars (Soft Revolution Records)

ARTIST OF THE YEAR

Carly Rae Jepsen (604 Records)

Cold Specks (Arts & Crafts)

deadmau5 (Ultra Records)

Diamond Rings (Secret City Records)

Grimes (4AD/Arbutus Records)

FEMALE ARTIST OF THE YEAR

Ariane Moffatt (Audiogram)

Carly Rae Jepsen (604 Records)

Cold Specks (Arts & Crafts)

Kathleen Edwards (MapleMusic Recordings / Fontana North Distribution)

Sarah Slean (Pheromone Recordings / Fontana North Distribution)

MALE ARTIST OF THE YEAR

Bahamas (Barchords Inc.)

Diamond Rings (Secret City Records)

Joel Plaskett (MapleMusic Recordings / Fontana North Distribution)

Matt Mays (Sonic Records)

The Weeknd (XO&co.)

LIVE ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

deadmau5 (Ultra Records)

Marianas Trench (604 Records)

Metric (Metric Music International Inc.)

Patrick Watson (Secret City Records)

USS (Coalition Music)

SONGWRITER OF THE YEAR

Cold Specks (Arts & Crafts)

John K. Samson (Epitaph)

Josh Ramsay (604 Records)

Kathleen Edwards (MapleMusic Recordings / Fontana North Distribution)

Patrick Watson (Secret City Records)

VIDEO OF THE YEAR

Carly Rae Jepsen – Call Me Maybe (604 Records)

deadmau5 ft. Gerard Way – Professional Griefers (Ultra Records)

Marianas Trench – Fallout (604 Records)

Metric – Youth Without Youth (Metric Music International Inc.)

Young Empires – White Doves (Pirates Blend)

MUST FOLLOW ARTIST OF THE YEAR

Carly Rae Jepsen (604 Records)

City and Colour (Dine Alone Records)

deadmau5 (Ultra Records)

Metric (Metric Music International Inc.)

Said The Whale (Hidden Pony Records)

COLLABORATION OF THE YEAR

Aleesia ft. Big Sean – Kiss It Bye Bye (A-Lista)

Artists Against Bullying – True Colors (Wax Records)

D-Sisive ft. Neverending White Lights – Don’t Turn The Lights Out (Ocean Records Canada)

Deadmau5 ft. Gerard Way – Professional Griefers (Ultra Records)

Whitehorse – Devil’s Got A Gun (Six Shooter Records)

MOST PLAYED INDEPENDENT ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Carly Rae Jepsen (604 Records)

Dallas Smith (604 Records)

Kristina Maria (MapleMusic Recordings / Fontana North Distribution)

Marianas Trench (604 Records)

Mia Martina (CP Records)

BEST-SELLING INDEPENDENT RELEASE OF THE YEAR

Carly Rae Jepsen – Kiss (604 Records)

deadmau5 – >album title goes here< (Ultra Records)

Marianas Trench – Ever After (604 Records)

Metric – Synthetica (Metric Music International Inc.)

Patrick Watson – Adventures In Your Own Backyard (Secret City Records)

ALTERNATIVE ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Godspeed You! Black Emperor (Kranky Records)

Mother Mother (Last Gang Records)

Said The Whale (Hidden Pony Records)

Yamantaka // Sonic Titan (Paper Bag Records)

Yukon Blonde (Dine Alone Records)

BLUES ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Julian Fauth (Electro-Fi Records)

Shakura S’Aida (Electro-Fi Records)

Steve Strongman (Independent)

The 24th Street Wailers (Independent)

The Harpoonist and the Axe Murderer (Independent)

CHILDREN’S ARTIST/GROUP OR DUO OF THE YEAR

Jennifer Gasoi (Sparkling Productions)

Kathy Reid-Naiman and Hannah Naiman (Merriweather Records)

Rick Scott (Independent)

The Funky Mamas (Independent)

Will Stroet (Will Stroet)

COUNTRY ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Corb Lund (New West Records)

Dallas Smith (604 Records)

Dean Brody (Open Road Recordings / Fontana North Distribution)

Doc Walker (Open Road Recordings / Fontana North Distribution)

High Valley (Open Road Recordings / Fontana North Distribution)

DANCE ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Daphni (Merge Records)

Felix Cartal (Dim Mak Records)

Massari (CP Records)

Mia Martina (CP Records)

Rosette (Ultra Records)

ELECTRONIC ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Crystal Castles (Last Gang Records)

deadmau5 (Ultra Records)

Grimes (4AD/Arbutus Records)

Purity Ring (Last Gang Records)

Zeds Dead (Ultra Records)

FOLK/ROOTS ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Del Barber (Six Shooter Records)

Kathleen Edwards (MapleMusic Recordings / Fontana North Distribution)

Lindi Ortega (Last Gang Records)

Rose Cousins (Outside Music)

The Wooden Sky (Black Box Recordings Inc)

FRANCOPHONE ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Canailles (Grosse Boîte)

Fanny Bloom (Grosse Boîte)

Lisa LeBlanc (Bonsound)

Peter Peter (Audiogram)

Radio Radio (Bonsound)

JAZZ ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Cory Weeds (Cellar Live Records)

Elizabeth Shepherd (True North Records)

Emilie-Claire Barlow (Empress Music Group Inc.)

Peter Appleyard (True North Records)

Susie Arioli (Spectra Musique)

METAL ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Bison b.c. (Metal Blade Records)

Derelict (Independent)

Devin Townsend Project (eOne Music Canada)

Mares Of Thrace (Sonic Unyon Records)

Scythia (Independent)

POP ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Carly Rae Jepsen (604 Records)

Craig Smart (MapleMusic Recordings / Fontana North Distribution)

Dirty Radio (604 Records)

Kristina Maria (Lupo One / Fontana North Distribution)

Marianas Trench (604 Records)

PUNK/HARDCORE ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Cancer Bats (Distort)

METZ (Sub Pop Records)

Nu Sensae (Suicide Squeeze)

Propagandhi (Epitaph)

White Lung (Deranged)

RAP/HIP-HOP ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Cadence Weapon (Upper Class Recordings)

D-Sisive (URBNET)

Kid Koala (Ninja Tune)

Madchild (Madchild)

Shad (Black Box Recordings)

ROCK ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Big Wreck (SRO Anthem)

Japandroids (Polyvinyl Recording Co.)

Matt Mays (Sonic Records)

Monster Truck (Dine Alone Records)

Our Lady Peace (Coalition Music)

SOUL/R&B ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Cold Specks (Arts & Crafts)

Rochelle Jordan (Independent)

The Slakadeliqs (Independent)

The Weeknd (XO&co.)

Zaki Ibrahim (D6/IQRA/Red Ink)

WORLD ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

A Tribe Called Red (Masalacism)

Sagapool (Distribution Select)

Sultans of String (Independent)

The Battle of Santiago (Followed By Thousands)

The Souljazz Orchestra (Solidarity)

INTERNATIONAL GROUP OR DUO OF THE YEAR

fun. (Fueled By Ramen)

Mumford & Sons (Glassnote)

The Black Keys (Nonesuch)

The Lumineers (Dualtone / Dine Alone Records)

The xx (Young Turks / XL)

INTERNATIONAL ARTIST OF THE YEAR

Amanda Palmer (8 Ft. Records)

Calvin Harris (Ultra Records)

Cat Power (Matador)

Taylor Swift (Big Machine Records)

Ty Segall (Drag City)

INTERNATIONAL ALBUM OF THE YEAR

fun. – Some Nights (Fueled By Ramen)

Mumford & Sons – Babel (Glassnote)

Taylor Swift – Red (Big Machine Records)

The Black Keys – El Camino (Nonesuch)

The Lumineers – The Lumineers (Dualtone / Dine Alone Records)

INTERNATIONAL SINGLE OF THE YEAR

Calvin Harris – Feel So Close (Ultra Records)

fun. – We Are Young (Fueled By Ramen)

Mumford & Sons – I Will Wait (Glassnote)

Taylor Swift – We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together (Big Machine Records)

The Lumineers – Ho Hey (Dualtone / Dine Alone Records)

INTERNATIONAL BREAKTHROUGH ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR

Alabama Shakes (ATO Records / Fontana North Distribution)

Calvin Harris (Ultra Records)

fun. (Fueled By Ramen)

Tame Impala (Modular Recordings)

The Lumineers (Dine Alone Records)

INTERNATIONAL VIDEO OF THE YEAR

Calvin Harris – Feel So Close (Ultra Records)

fun. – We Are Young (Fueled By Ramen)

Macklemore & Ryan Lewis – Thrift Shop (Macklemore)

Taylor Swift – We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together (Big Machine Records)

The Lumineers – Ho Hey (Dualtone / Dine Alone Records)

SIRIUSXM EMERGING ARTIST OF THE YEAR (English)

Bahamas (Barchords Inc.)

Bend Sinister (File Under Music)

Cookie Duster (MapleMusic Recordings / Fontana North Distribution)

Eight and a Half (Arts & Crafts)

Fine Times (Light Organ Records)

Great Bloomers (Nevado Records)

Half Moon Run (Indica Records)

METZ (Sub Pop)

Poor Young Things (Bumstead Productions)

Whitehorse (Six Shooter Records)

SIRIUSXM EMERGING ARTIST OF THE YEAR (French)

Louis-Jean Cormier (Simone Records)

Julien Pilon (Penoram)

Lisa Leblanc (Bonsound)

Canailles (Grosse Boîte)

Les Vestons (Disques Jupiter)

Julien Sagot (Simone Records)

Tremblay (Sphère Musique)

Sarah Toussaint-Léveillé (Disques Orage)

Gazoline (Ambiances Ambiguës)

Écho Kalypso (Les Disques Inconnu)

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SNL’s Amy Poehler heads this seriously hilarious show – which is worth a watch even if you’re not caught up with the past four seasons (although I highly recommend checking out what you’ve missed out on if this is the case) – so you know it’s got to be good.

The fifth season starts tonight at 9:30 on NBC!

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“TSI Contest 2″ by 12:00am on Wednesday, September 19th. The winner will received an

exclusive prize from Nelly Furtado and BestFan.com

The winner will be announced later this week here on our website.

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“Babel” will be released September 24th, 2012 and is available for pre-order now at http://www.mumfordandsons.com

Check out the beautifully shot video below!

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The event takes place on Thursday, September 6th at the legendary Hard Rock Cafe in downtown Toronto. This is a 19+ event with all proceeds supporting Music Counts, Canada’s music education charity associated with CARAS, is helping to keep music alive in schools across Canada. MusiCounts’ mission is to ensure that children in Canada, regardless of socio-economic circumstances and cultural background, have access to a music program through their school. MusiCounts includes Band Aid musical instrument grants, the MusiCounts Teacher of the Year Award, Scholarships, and other music education initiatives.

Stay tuned to bestfan.com for more information on this event!

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“I love literally everything about her. I love her extreme talent. I love her writing. Her songs come from the soul. She’s incredibly beautiful. I think it’s very refreshing to see, and don’t get me wrong when I say this, somebody who is not looking extremely anorexic. I know for a fact, as much as you do, that the music industry makes kids get sick.”

Dion adds, “She is going to help us, she’s going to help the world. It’s going to be bad when I meet her. I’m going to give her the biggest hug. I’m not kidding.”

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This past year Selena filmed three movies: Spring Breakers, The Getaway and Hotel Transylvania. She calls 2012 the year of movies. This is quite an exciting time in her career, but Selena also expressed it is quite frustrating because she wants the roles that no one expected her to have or thought of her to take.  She says, “Being part of the Disney Channel was such a blessing, and I’m super happy with what my show accomplished, but acting is something I would like to take on more seriously. I don’t necessarily feel accomplished. I want to create a whole different persona when it comes to acting.”

Selena discussed her next album and says that it is going to be different, as she’s older and more grown up, but she promises it will still be really fun. She stated how she would love to collaborate with Justin Timberlake as she loves his music so much! Selena also has her own clothing line Dream Out Loud which is sold at Kohls.  “I love doing it, and I’m super proud of it.” Selena says. She doesn’t like to spend a lot of money on her own clothes! “I get sent things that are really nice, and I’m like, ‘This is cute,’ and I look at the tag and it’s $200,” she says. “I’m like, Oh my gosh, people probably think I buy it, and I don’t. It’s really weird.”

Selena also shared something about her relationship with the Biebs! “It’s really fun. I’m lucky. I’m 20. I don’t take anything in my personal life  too seriously. I have great friends and a solid group of people I love. I feel  like everything else will come organically.”

Check out some of these stunning photos below that you’ll find in the September issue ofTeen Vogue!
Love You Like a Love Song singer Selena Gomez looks stunning in her latest photo shoot for her Teen Vogue, where she covers the newest issue.

While showing off her natural beauty, Selena opened up about her budding career and how she plans to continue her transition into more adult roles after starring on Disney Channel’s Wizards of Waverly Place for 4 years.

Selena called 2012 the year of movies – she’s already filmed three movies this year including the rebellious Spring Breakers, an action movie The Getaway and an animated film Hotel Transylvania. Selena is still searching for more mature roles which will help her progress into adulthood.

Be sure to check Selena out in the new Teen Vogue issue!

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