George Clooney Archives

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George Clooney takes a ride on his Harley Davidson motorcycle and stops by for gas on Saturday (May 16) in Calabasas, Calif.

The 48-year-old actor was with several friends for the road trip, including Rande Gerber, husband of supermodel Cindy Crawford, who was named in a sexual-harassment lawsuit filed by two former waitresses at Rande’s restaurant in San Diego.

To the defense of his friend and a named witness for the case, George recently issued a statement earlier in the month saying “I was with Rande the entire night, as were a lot of people. They will all say the same thing that I’m saying. This event never happened. Period.”

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George Clooney gets driven in a golf cart around the set of his latest dramedy, Up In The Air, on Monday (May 11) in Miami, Fla.

Clooney, who turned 48 this past Wednesday, plays Ryan Bingham, a man who travels around the country to terminate corporate employees. According to wiki, his character does not have a personal life and he lives his life in the fast lane. His company chooses to ground him and keep him at the corporate headquarters in Omaha, Nebraska.

Up In The Air is being directed by Jason Reitman (Thank You For Smoking, Juno).

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George Clooney has taken to The Daily Beast to report about the violence-ridden region of Darfur.

The 47-year-old actor, who will return to the small screen on E.R. later this year, writes, “Last week, I visited a camp in Chad—a camp of about 12,000 refugees and internally displaced persons. I was there three years ago. The violence there is nowhere near the scale that is going on just miles across the border in Sudan.”

Clooney continues, “I think what was most disturbing about the place was how little it had changed. ‘Normal’ is 800 calories a day, sickness, threats of rebel violence, or just crime. When you see their faces, the hope that was there three years ago was all but gone. There are still moments. We walked through a village where children would follow me and chant the name ‘Obama.’ His promise of “hope” having such a different meaning here. But there’s too little hope. Time and time again they’ve seen the convoy of white trucks and even whiter faces pull up, drag out their camera crew and pull aside the most damaged family they can find. We film them as they give honest answers to questions no person should have to answer. ‘What happened?’ ‘How did you lose that arm?’ ‘Were you raped?’ ‘By how many?’ Then, just as they’ve seen time and time again, we jump back in our vehicles and run to the next place. ‘Not really tragic enough,’ is said out loud (probably by me). ‘Maybe there’s somebody that’s been attacked more recently.’ It’s all been covered before.”

He ended with, “I visited a school in a camp in Goz Beida. The name above the door had been changed to “Obama.’ It seems this message of ‘hope’ is catching on.”

Read Clooney’s full entry at TheDailyBeast.com.

George Clooney joins his dad, television journalist Nick Clooney, for a talk about the 2005 film Good Night, and Good Luck at the Newseum and the American University School of Communication on Monday (January 26) in Washington, DC.

Nick Clooney, Distinguished Journalist in Residence at American University, had a discussion with his son George, 47, who wrote and directed the film about legendary journalist Edward R. Murrow, which his father uses to teach journalism students.

Clooney is set to return as Dr. Doug Ross for ER’s 15th and final season.

25+ pictures inside of George Clooney discussing Good Night, and Good Luck…

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Brody Jenner is graduating from The Hills and is coming out with his own spin-off series called Bromance.

In the vid below, the 25-year-old playboy reveals his celebrity bromance dream team: “David Beckham, George Clooney and Brad Pitt. I mean, I’ll be taking all the leftovers. They’re pimps. They get all the girls. They’ll be tons of leftovers. I’d be right there to take them!”

When asked which of those three would be the best dating material for his sister, Brody answers, “I think David Beckham would be the best date because he’s had his wife for a long time, he’s got his three kids, you never hear him doing… things like going off divorcing his wife. So I pick Beckham.”

Bromance premieres this Monday, December 29 @ 9PM ET/PT on MTV.

Mustache-rocking George Clooney buttons up his army outfit as he heads to the set of his new movie, Men Who Stare at Goats, in Albuquerque, New Mexico on Saturday.

The movie is based on a 2004 book about alleged U.S. military efforts to develop paranormal powers for American soldiers. Clooney, 47, plays a U.S. soldier who fights the enemy using ancient Chinese mind techniques. Co-stars Ewan McGregor and Kevin Spacey also will be filming in the central Puerto Rican town of Comerio.