For seven seasons, fans have followed and lived vicariously through the lives of movie star Vincent Chase and his loyal gang in Entourage.

We all wanted to be a part of the crew – with actors Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Dillon, Jerry Ferrara, and my personal favourite – Jeremy Piven.

The eighth and final season of “Entourage” kicks off Sunday, July 24 on HBO.

Sadly, it’s is a short season with only eight episodes, leaving little time to wrap up all the juicy loose ends.  Will Vince get help for his addiction? Will Ari Gold and his wife reconcile? Will E and Sloan get married? Will Drama find success?  Will Turtle succeed on his own?

Here are a few clues:

In season 7, Vince got involved with a porn star (Sasha Grey) and started doing cocaine. His friends were worried he was in a downward spiral.  But it seems Vince will get out of this destructive lifestyle.  Adrian Grenier recently said, “I don’t think people realize that Vince isn’t out of control. On paper it may seem that way, but I think he was just having a bad week or a bad couple episodes.”

Have Tissues Nearby: Be prepared for an emotional ending – not just because the show is coming to an end. “It’s a tear jerker,” Grenier said of the series finale. “We all end in a very good place but were all completely transformed.”

E (Kevin Connolly) and his fiancée Sloan (Emmanuelle Chriqui) are engaged but trailers for the season show Sloan mailing her engagement ring back to Eric!

Will Ari Gold and his wife divorce?  Jeremy Piven said in an interview, “I think the wife may have had it. I think Ari Gold’s methods may be completely unsound and he can be a blow-hard and reckless. And now the things that matter most to him are being taken away.”

After the series finale, can we expect to see Entourage: The Movie?

Nothing is concrete but all signs point to a movie being made.

“I think the movie would be a great reprise,” Grenier said. “I’d bet my money on a movie … If we do it, it’s got to be big. And it will be. What’s great about the show is it lends itself to be very large in scope and cinematic.”