George Clooney

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  • The Fix

    Paris' bumbling deposition now online. Abramoff's dad lashes out at Clooney. Plus: A Web site that counts F-words!
  • Earth to "Syriana": Thank you!

    Celluloid Greens: George Clooney and Co. sign the Kyoto Protocol
  • "Syriana"

    A beefy George Clooney is marvelous as a CIA agent caught up in a Middle Eastern oil intrigue, but this political thriller is too complicated for its own good.
  • "Good Night, and Good Luck"

    George Clooney's second directorial project refuses to sacrifice craftsmanship to polemics, even as it kicks the pants of the contemporary media.
  • The Salon Interview: George Clooney

    Hollywood's favorite leading man talks to Salon about the corruption of Joe McCarthy, the courage of Edward R. Murrow, and the idiocy of Ann Coulter and his nemesis Bill O'Reilly.
  • "Ocean's Twelve"

    George Clooney, Julia Roberts, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon: The gang's all here and ready for another caper in this smart, stylish sequel.
  • George Clooney (and his dad) vs. George W. Bush

    With the help of his son from Hollywood, Nick Clooney is campaigning for a congressional seat in a conservative Kentucky district. How far can star power carry them?
  • "Intolerable Cruelty"

    George Clooney and Catherine Zeta-Jones square off deliciously, but this '30s-style battle of the sexes from the Coen brothers never catches fire.
  • Instant "K Street" cred

    On the new Clooney-Soderbergh HBO series, Hollywood and Capitol Hill are in bed together, nervously prepping for their big love scene. Is this supposed to turn us on, or turn our stomachs?
  • The Fix

    Is George Clooney the ideal boyfriend? Is J.Lo stealing "Flashdance" moves? And why are "Matrix" fans so upset? Plus: A new use for bras!
  • The Fix

    George Clooney does D.C., "Full Monty" star does Hitler, and Dubya interrupts "Will & Grace." Plus: Is Harrison Ford a good lover?
  • Dark late-night of the soul

    Helpless, alone, rejected by female guests except Tammy Faye Bakker, Jimmy Kimmel drifts toward the ninth circle of talk-show hell.
  • "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind"

    Who knew George Clooney was this good? Sexy, rakish, sure, but nothing prepared us for his directing debut, this astonishing pic about zany Chuck Barris.
  • Just don't call her an addict

    Whitney and Bobby are hooked on everything; Van Damme talks about his cracked nuts. Plus: The return of Chuck Woolery -- he'll be back in two minutes, and two seconds.
  • "Solaris"

    Sure, it might not have a plot, but Steven Soderbergh's sci-fi reverie floats through space on a cloud of pure cinema.
  • How do you spell b-i-m-b-o?

    It's alphabet soup for Jessica Simpson; Jennifer Love Hewitt: Beat me! Who wants to be in a Mariah Carey sandwich? Plus: The Terminator's almighty wife.
  • Buck naked

    Snowden: I'll strip for a mil; freakin' on Charlize; gems from Liza's love. Plus: Dizzy over Ozzy.
  • "Welcome to Collinwood"

    In this little heist movie, starring George Clooney and Luis Guzmán as bumbling crooks, the only thing being stolen is your time.
  • The shadow president

    People say I look like you know who. Why me, lord?
  • "Ocean's Eleven"

    Soderbergh's crisp, funny heist flick makes out like a bandit. George Clooney and Elliott Gould steal the show.
  • Oh, craps ...

    Looks can't save Clooney and Damon in Vegas; McKellen admits to humanitarian motel vandalism; Samuel Jackson discusses the contents of his kilt.
  • A very, very close friend

    Zellweger: Nothing between me and "wonderful," "kind," "good-looking" Clooney; Gwyneth once loved an ugly; Beyoncé denies hanky-spanky with Eminem.
  • Rambo vs. bin Laden?

    Stallone considers hauling out the thong again; Julia Roberts: Pot makes me sleepy! Plus: J.Lo goes princess again; and who's got the video of Vanilla Ice and Madonna getting freaky?
  • TV addict, prankster

    Pitt won't miss "Friends," will Saran Wrap toilets; "Harry Potter" star's face vibrates. Plus: 'N Sync lowers standards, and Britney's the master of her domain!
  • Tony Soprano says Redford's a goodfella

    James Gandolfini admits he's a donut; war with no end: Ono and McCartney. Plus: Drew Barrymore to take direction from George Clooney.
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