George Clooney

On April 22, it was reported that Michael "I Make Things Go Boom" Bay, apologized to a reporter from The Miami Herald for the third act of his 1998 smash, 'Armageddon.' He said:

Actor George Clooney, along with other peace activists, has been filling the airwaves and speaking with high ranking federal leaders about the plight of the Sudanese people. The capper came today when police hauled George and several other protesters away for demonstrating in front of the country's embassy.

With the premiere of 'The Firm,' NBC has unleashed another movie-turned-TV-show on the world. You've no doubt heard about several other popular TV shows that were based on movies, such as 'M*A*S*H*,' 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' and 'Parenthood.' But did you know that there was a 'Parenthood' sitcom in 1990 starring Leonardo DiCaprio? Check out 10 TV versions of hit movies that you may not have hear

In the unlikely event you find yourself in a soiree full of Hollywood celebs this New Year's Eve, which A-lister would you start sidling up to around 11:58 in hopes of stealing a kiss when 2011 becomes 2012? Turns out that--wait for it--a lot of women want to lay a tipsy smooch on the lips of George Clooney while men want to "make friends" under the mistletoe with Jennifer Aniston.  Read

After 33 years of complaining about the foibles of everyday life, loveable curmudgeon Andy Rooney is saying goodbye to the long-running CBS primetime newsmagazine '60 Minutes' this weekend. Rooney's retirement got us thinking: Have you ever noticed how many funny people do Andy Rooney impressions?

When it comes to movie stars, there will always be inevitable comparisons to which classic actors or actresses they most immediately resemble or whose place they've taken. Swedish artist George Chamoun investigates this compulsion to compare in his portrait series Iconatomy. He overlays surreal swirls of old and new stars to show how similar certain stars are to each other, at least physically. Re

Continuing his meteoric rise to movie super-stardom, Ryan Gosling gets caught in quite the political scandal in George Clooney's latest directorial effort, 'The Ides of March.' Based on the Broadway play 'Farragut North,' 'March' tells the story of an up-and-coming press secretary (Gosling) whose loyalty to his boss (Clooney) is called into question when an opposing team tries to recruit him to th