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George Clooney: Before He Was Famous
Exclusive: Father Nick Clooney on Mega-Famous Son’s Childhood, Awkward Stage
By KATIE THOMSON and LAUREN SHER
March 2, 2010— From a Special Forces soldier in 1999’s “Three Kings,”...
AUGUSTA — Augusta native and international film star George Clooney is heading for the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences Awards, again.
Clooney was nominated Tuesday for a best actor Oscar trophy for his work in the movie “Up in...
George was spotted with his parents Nick and Nina Clooney at Dan Tana’s last night. Here’s a few pics and video from X17 Online.
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Here’s the Recipient Segment from the “2009 Kentucky Governor’s Award in the Arts” program for George hosted by his parents Nick and Nina Clooney.
Thanks to SouthPaw for posting this in the CNCU Forum!
Nick Clooney will be in very special company when he speaks at the Walter Cronkite memorial service Wednesday at New York’s Lincoln Center.
President Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, astronaut Buzz Aldrin, Andy Rooney, Katie Couric, Tom Brokaw and Bob...
In the past 15 years, Walter Cronkite and Nick Clooney had become friends. They would get together in New York City to talk about old stories. Clooney had also accompanied Cronkite to the many speeches Cronkite made during his retirement.
Walter Cronkite...
WASHINGTON, DC, United States, April 24 (UNHCR) – Veteran American journalist and broadcaster Nick Clooney is constantly on the move, speaking out and raising awareness about the crisis in Sudan’s Darfur region, where conflict has left some 2.5...
Published on Friday, January 30th, 2009Filed in Featured Article
Clooney Unlimited reader, Erato, had the lucky opportunity to be in the audience at the Reel Journalism GNGL Screening and graciously agreed to answer those question we all have.
He is immeasurably more attractive in person –but of course, everyone...
On his clash with director David O Russell on the last day of shooting “Three Kings”: “It was a big-pressure day and he was under the gun. We were trying to get a shot and then he went berserk. He went nuts on an extra. So I went over and I put my arm around him and I pulled him aside, away from everybody, which seemed fair. And I said, ‘You can’t do that …’ And he basically said, ‘F— you! Worry about your acting!’ And I said, ‘Now you’re being an a–hole!’ And we started pushing against each other with our heads. So I got him by the throat. And I was yelling at him and he was screaming at me and we were at it … Will I work with David again? Absolutely not. Never. Do I think he’s tremendously talented and do I think he should be nominated for Oscars? Yeah. — George Clooney, Entertainment Weekly, October 8, 1999