• George Clooney stars in a Martini commercial
• Rihanna lets it hang out a little in Milan
• Rosario Dawson hoses off in a bikini
• Michelle Wie is a pro at not signing her scorecard
• Ashton Kutcher can’t really remember his anniversary
• Christian Bale drives around town in a Toyota Batmobile
• Miley Cyrus works hard all week wherever she goes
• Polish and lacquer is all about consistency!
• Jimmy Fallon’s debut as the new host of “Late Night” will come online in brief Internet shows, not on television, Lorne Michaels said on Sunday.
• Paul McCartney churned out a Beatles-laden song list to a pumped-up crowd gathered Sunday for a free concert as part of Quebec City’s 400th anniversary celebration.
• Bravo has picked up Sarah Jessica Parker’s American Artist, a Project Runway-style series that takes on the art world.
• The rapper DMX was arrested at a Phoenix shopping mall Saturday on suspicion of giving a false name and Social Security number to a hospital to avoid paying for medical expenses

• George Clooney will trade Tango for Tesla
• Say it ain’t so Charlize Theron!
• Rafael Nadal’s girlfriend hits the ocean in a bikini
• Animal activists are active at Berkeley
• Usher takes Essence’s Father’s Day issue
• Agyness Deyn is a puppy plaid person
• Kirsten Dunst has a bodyguard. Sort of.
• Jump for July shoes
• Lenny Kravitz “looked like he was going to throw up” when he learned he was accused of having an extramarital affair with Cynthia Rodriquez, according to an insider source. Kravitz blames his former manager Guy Oseary for entangling him in the tales about Madonna and A-Rod, according to Dodd Romero, the fitness trainer who accompanied Cynthia to Paris.
• Kanye West is turning to his blog to respond to media rumors about him. The rapper denies on kanyeuniversity.com that he is in anger management classes, saying, “If anything, I need anger enhancement!”

Sarah Larson is still on good terms with her ex, George Clooney. She opens up to Britian’s Hello! magazine about her relationship, which ended back in May. Here are the highlights from Larson’s interview:

On not having any regrets in her relationship with Clooney: “George is a great guy, a wonderful person. I don’t regret spending time with him. We still remain friends and have kept in touch. In fact, we spoke over the phone a couple of days ago.”

On what she’s taken away from the one-year relationship with him: “Most people know George has a great sense of humor and is an adept storyteller. But I will always love his extraordinary dance moves.”

On her current relationship status: “I have two men in my life right now. They’re very dark and have lots of hair and weigh 15 lbs.”

On Clooney opening up a lot of doors for her: “I have a lot of great opportunities, doors that have opened, and I have no complaints. I make good money. I have a house. I have all the things I’ve always wanted. I’m in a good place. I’ve had some amazing offers come in, including one modeling campaign that may bring me to England soon. I can’t talk about it yet because it’s not a done deal. I hope it happens because I’ve never been to England and I’d love to spend some time there. If I do end up there I could find a nice British boy. I’d be open to the idea. I hear they have a good sense of humor.”

Newly single George Clooney looks as though he may have found another lady to keep him company at Lake Como, Italy on Thursday.

The mystery lady is seen reading a magazine behind the French doors.

If you didn’t catch it last month, Georgie, 47, broke up with girlfriend Sarah Larson. And looks like Sarah is taking full advantage of her so-called fame.

Anyone recognize the mystery female?

Newly single George Clooney takes a boat ride with a guy pal around his villa at Lake Como, Italy on Thursday.

The Oscar winner has signed on to star in the contemporary spy thriller The Tourist, a big-screen adaptation of the best-selling Olen Steinhauer novel.

Clooney would produce along with Smokehouse regulars Grant Heslov and Nina Wolarsky, according to Variety.

Acquired by WB in the fall, The Tourist is a contemporary international thriller about a spy who risks everything to reveal a conspiracy after he’s accused of a murder he didn’t commit.

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Playboy George Clooney has called it quits with model Sarah Larson after nearly a year of dating, reports In Touch.

According to a friend of Sarah’s, the Leatherheads star recently moved out of his L.A. home while the 29-year-old former Las Vegas cocktail waitress removed her belongings.

“George is relieved to be single again,” says an insider. “He thinks Sarah is sweet and that is why it was so hard to break up with her.”

George, 47, and Sarah had struggled to make their relationship work because of their different backgrounds.

“The truth is they had little in common and he just doesn’t want to be tied down,” explains the insider.

GEORGE IS BACK ON THE MARKET, LADIES!!

Not On Our Watch, a non-profit founded in part by George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, and Don Cheadle, has reportedly given a half a million dollars to Save the Children for emergency relief work in Myanmar (Burma).

“Cyclone Nargis has left an estimated 100,000 Burmese dead and one million without shelter. While the international community has offered limited aid, Not On Our Watch remains committed to donating funds toward lifesaving programs in Burma and advocating for an end to the military regime’s gross violations of human rights.”

MTV News reports that Not On Our Watch has given $250,000 to Save the Children up front, and will match every additional dollar given to the aid group up to $250,000.

For more info about Pitt and Clooney’s charity, visit Not On Our Watch.

George Clooney’s longtime squeeze Sarah Larson opens up in the upcoming issue of Harper’s Bazaar, out May 20. Here’s what the “waitress turned reality show star turned model” had to say about her relationship with the Sexiest Man Alive:

On first meeting George about four years ago while working at a Las Vegas resort, when she was attached to someone else: “We were hanging out and dancing and being goofballs. Nothing crazy. We talked, that’s it.”

On things getting serious in June of 2007 when they ran into each other at the premiere of Ocean’s Thirteen: “I got texts, and we just started talking. George is funny and sweet, and he’s good to be around. I see him as a normal person, like anyone else. He just happens to have a well-known face.”

On watching marathons of Rock of Love with Bret Michaels while recovering from their motorcycle accident last September: “We caught ourselves rooting for someone or getting frustrated. And we were like, ‘This is sad.’”