"Entourage" star Jeremy Piven is reportedly responsible for sending a man to the emergency room in a biking related incident. The actor allegedly swung open his car door and struck a bicyclist on Tuesday in Los Angeles, TMZ reported. But instead of being angry, the 35-year-old rider was starstruck.

Chicago's own Jeremy Piven, who won three Emmys starring as Hollywood uber-agent Ari Gold on "Entourage," will next play the lead in "Wisdom of the Crowd." The CBS drama pilot is the brainchild of former "The Good Wife" writer and executive producer Ted Humphrey, who has teamed with Keshet Studios on the project.

Entourage alum Jeremy Piven has been tapped as the lead of Wisdom of the Crowd , CBS' drama pilot from former The Good Wife writer-executive producer Ted Humphrey and Keshet Studios. Written by Humphrey and directed by Adam Davidson, who helmed the Fear the Walking Dead pilot for AMC, Wisdom of the Crowd is based on the Israeli format.

JEREMY PIVEN IS BEST KNOWN as the venal, tantrum-throwing superagent Ari Gold on HBO's hit comedy "Entourage"; as an alumnus of the Piven Theater Workshop in Chicago, founded by his parents, Joyce and Byrne Piven; and as the center of a highly publicized 2009 breach-of-contract dispute after he left a Broadway production of "Speed-the-Plow" two months early, citing exhaustion and mercury poisoning.

"No scenes are easy because I feel like it's our job to not take anything for granted," the "Entourage" actor tells TheWrap Jeremy Piven is currently all over the big screen, from starring as the infamous Ari Gold in the "Entourage" movie to currently filming the highly-critiqued Spike Lee movie, "Chiraq."

Piven was born in Manhattan, New York, the son of Byrne Piven (1929-2002) and Joyce Hiller Piven (née Goldstein), both of whom were actors and drama teachers. He grew up in Evanston, Illinois. Piven was raised in a Reconstructionist Jewish household.