UNITED NATIONS (AP) – In his new role as U.N. messenger of peace, George Clooney was playing himself. The 46-year-old actor’s arrival Thursday was greeted with ”oohs” and ”ahs” from dozens of people, mostly women, who crowded the lobby entrance for a glimpse and cell phone picture of him.
British actor Tim Roth is glad he doesn’t look like Hollywood heart-throbs Brad Pitt and Johnny Depp – because it’s harder for handsome stars to earn respect. The Reservoir Dogs star feels sorry for good looking screen idols because they run the risk of short careers if they fail to prove themselves as actors.
Kate Bosworth immediately knew her model boyfriend James Rousseau was the man for her because he thought she was Kate Hudson. Bosworth was pleased to discover Rousseau was completely unaware of her celebrity identity.
Sarah Michelle Gellar was so shocked by how realistically violent co-star Andy Garcia was while shooting scenes for their new movie, she had to walk off set.
Actress Michelle Pfeiffer faced a battle to win the affections of her producer husband David E. Kelley when they first met – because he was more attracted to her sister.
Actress Mo’nique has hit out at claims made by her ex-fiance that she smokes and deals drugs and once threatened to have him killed.
Josh Brolin‘s role as President George W. Bush in a forthcoming biopic has reportedly angered his staunchly anti-Bush stepmother Barbra Streisand. Streisand, who is married to Josh’s actor dad James Brolin, is an active Democrat campaigner and is furious her family will be linked to Bush by the movie, reports the National Enquirer.
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The soundtrack to Oscar-nominated movie Juno has knocked Alicia Keys off the top of the U.S. albums chart. The Juno soundtrack, which features songs by The Kinks and Sonic Youth, has climbed from two to one to lead the Billboard 200.
As one of the biggest American Idol fans, I can honestly admit I’m bored. Last night’s show featured the fourth day of auditions. Despite the various cities the show travels to, the audience witnesses the same old monotony. While I actually do enjoy watching a few clips from sensational singers bound to earn a spot in the top 12, an hour-long show dwelling on the same thing tends to take its toll.
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