iheartradio has been kind enough to let us give away three pairs of tickets to tonight’s screening of Adrian’s new film “Teenage Paparrazo” at the P.C. Richard & Son Theater (32 Avenue of the Americas) in NYC at 6pm. Following the movie screening, there will be a question and answer session with Adrian.

If you want to go, please, send ur full name and why you love and support Adrian to admin@adrian-grenier.net till 1pm EST today.

Good luck!

Yesterday Adrian attended a special screening of “Buried” hosted by The Cinema Society and 2(x)ist at the Tribeca Grand Hotel in New York City. Check out the photos!

Adrian takes OK!’s Last Word interview in the issue on newsstands now. The Entourage star, 34, comes clean about chasing hurricanes, being envious, getting rid of his anger and feeling proud just in time for his HBO documentary Teenage Paparazzo, which airs September 27.

This is what you won’t find in the magazine.

Last time you lied?
Last night when I was at a restaurant and ordered the lobster. The waitress was so nice and said “how was everything?” I said “great, thank you.” The truth is the lobster was overcooked and dried out, but I ate it anyway.

Last chore or errand you did?
These days, it’s harder and harder to do chores. Actually, I went through a bunch of old boxes I had in storage. I was cleaning out a bunch of clutter. I’m getting rid of a bunch of VHS tapes, even though I had such a great collection and now they’ve become obsolete, unfortunately. I’m still having a hard time getting separated from them because they were such great choices, but they have to go. I think I’m going to take them to the library, and donate them.

Last dream or nightmare?
Ooh, I had a pretty gnarly nightmare last night. It was in the future, and I was the outsider. I was trying to prove myself to these more evolved creatures – these alien-type creatures. I was trying to prove myself and fit in. They were futuristic. It was scary. I don’t know if it was a nightmare, but I was definitely in uncharted territory.

Last risk you took?
There was a hurricane coming, and I was on the beach. The ocean was pretty tumultuous. The waves were big, intimidating and rough. I decided to go in and take my chances with the ocean. I was on Long Island. There was pretty big swells, and the lifeguard was recommending that people don’t go in, but I needed to get in since it had been so long, so I took a little 5-10 minute risk, I guess.

Last time you felt angry?
Anger is such a distant memory of mine. Anger’s nostalgic now. I don’t get angry anymore. I realized it was a useless emotion. Although, I do get frustrated.

Last time you felt frustrated?
In the film that I’m making and the surrounding content, I’ve been dealing with celebrities a lot. Some celebrities can be very difficult and not return your calls or sort of be flaky. I was a little frustrated with a couple of them. But I don’t want to name names.

Last time you felt envious?
Envy – that’s a strong one. The other day, I was out to dinner with a friend, and she ordered this dish that looked so amazing and tasted so good and mine wasn’t all that great. Mine was good, but her’s was really good, so I was envious of her meal. This was a couple weeks ago. I was envious of what somebody else had ordered. It’s risotto with parmesan cheese and asparagus. I was watching the carbs, so I was envious of her carb abandon.

Last time you went to New Mexico?
The last time I went was a couple years ago, so it’s been a little while. About 2 ½ years or three years ago. The dry heat and the smell of the desert immediately puts me back to distant memories of my childhood.

Last time you felt proud?
My teenage goddaughter was highlighted for her … she … all of her friends were ganging up on somebody online, and she stepped in and convinced them to be nicer and to stop. I was very proud of her for that.

Catch Adrian Grenier’s documentary Teenage Paparazzo on September 27 at 9 p.m. on HBO. For the rest of Adrian’s Last Word interview, pick up the OK! on newsstands now. The cover line is “Snooki: My Battle With Anorexia.”

Yesterday Adrian attended two events in New York City: US Weekly’s 25 Most Stylish New Yorkers at Lavo and the premiere of “Boardwalk Empire” at the Ziegfeld Theatre. Check out photos from both events!

Five production stills from Adrian’s documentary “Teenage Paparazzo” have been added to the gallery.

As you all know already, Adrian’s documentary Teenage Paparazzo will be released September 27th on HBO. Let’s spread the word about the movie and support Adrian! That’s how you can do it:

1) Go to the site http://www.teenagepaparazzo.com You can sign up, comment and even demand a screening near you!

2) Become a fan of TEENAGE PAPARAZZO|FACEBOOK and LIKE it, repost to
your page or comment.

3) Get on TWITTER and plug the website, or post a comment to @teenpaparazzo

4) Check out the S’LEB SUIT Viral Video… It’s really funny!

5) Visit myfrontpagescandal.com to put yourself in a tabloid with this fun web app then post your pics online

6) Download the virtual graffiti by Shepard Fairy and take a picture of yourself with it

Let’s make this documentary the biggest one ever!

Thanks to Tricia for the heads up!

The Hill/The Washington Scene has published an interview with Adrian.

ROBIN BRONK: If you had five minutes in the Oval Office with President Obama, what would you discuss with him? What issue would you like him to know about?
ADRIAN GRENIER: I would want to discuss the role of mainstream entertainment news in politics. How has it affected people’s perception of politics and politicians? How has it enriched citizen participation or made it more cynical? What’s it like to be known as a “rock star” president — does it make him more effective, or is it an obstacle? How does he reconcile the showbiz of modern politics with real, tangible policymaking and governing? How will his celebrity affect future presidencies?

RB: If you could give President Obama one piece of advice, what would that be?
AG: When giving speeches, or holding press conferences, don’t bring plastic water bottles to the podium with you. It sends the wrong message that you embrace a disposable society. When broadcast around the world, on television and newspapers, it becomes an embedded subconscious piece of plastic product placement that seems natural and inevitable. Instead, make it a point to use glass or ceramic cups, perhaps with a subtle environmental message on it. If it is show business, stay in character as our environmental president.

RB: If you could ask President Obama one question, what would that be?
AG: Who does the set design for his presidential address from the Oval Office? Are the photos on his desk organic or with an awareness of audience perception?

RB: Would you ever consider a political career?
AG: Yes, but only once I’m done sowing the seeds of scandal that will one day prove to undermine my candidacy.

Yesterday Adrian attended the Cinema Society and BlackBerry Torch screening of “You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger” at MOMA in New York City. See photos in the gallery.

HD screencaps from last night’s Entourage season finale “Lose Yourself” have been added to the gallery. Check them out! What did you think of the episode?

From the official press release:

One night in Los Angeles, Adrian Grenier, star of the HBO series “Entourage,” encountered 14-year-old paparazzo Austin Visschedyk. Astounded and inspired by the fast-talking, faster-snapping teen, Grenier decided to turn the cameras on Visschedyk in an effort to better understand this unique teenager’s world and gain insight into what motivates people to stalk the famous.

An intimate look at the complicated relationship between paparazzi and the celebrity culture they serve, TEENAGE PAPARAZZO debuts MONDAY, SEPT. 27 (9:00-10:45 p.m. ET/PT), exclusively on HBO.

Other HBO playdates: Sept. 30 (12:00 p.m.) and Oct. 2 (12:15 p.m.), 5 (12:25 a.m.), 10 (5:30 p.m.) and 14 (11:00 a.m.). HBO2 playdates: Sept. 28 (3:45 p.m.) and Oct. 6 (8:00 p.m.), 16 (12:30 p.m.), 19 (4:20 a.m.) and 27 (4:30 p.m.)