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Amal Clooney was seen in St. Tropez with George Clooney as she wore a head-to-toe Pucci look—a sparkly paillette-covered sleeveless top and a high-slit micro-miniskirt with matching boots—one day after George turned 65, while George dressed in khaki pants and a polo; the appearance underscores Amal’s bold, high-fashion moments.
George Clooney accepted the Chaplin Award at Lincoln Center’s Chaplin Award Gala, using his remarks to condemn violence and urge unity across the political spectrum, while joking about the Paramount-WBD merger and sharing career memories with tributes from colleagues and friends.
George Clooney accepted Film at Lincoln Center’s Chaplin Award and used the moment to condemn political violence, reference the White House Correspondents’ Dinner evacuation, and call on Americans across the political spectrum to unite in defense of democracy and civility, highlighting his career and humanitarian work.
Noah Wyle bluntly dismissed the idea of George Clooney guest-starring on The Pitt after Clooney previously said he’d appear “in a heartbeat.” Wyle quipped that Clooney’s appearance might be his “last heartbeat,” and he dodged the question again, suggesting Clooney isn’t keen and noting that a reunion with ER stars could distract from The Pitt as it approaches its second season on HBO Max.
Noah Wyle shut down the idea of a George Clooney guest appearance on The Pitt with a blunt quip—“Perhaps his last heartbeat”—and argued that bringing in big-name stars could distract from the show’s themes, even as Clooney had expressed interest and others from ER show interest in guesting.
A three-part PBS documentary revisits Henry David Thoreau beyond Walden, featuring narration by George Clooney and Jeff Goldblum voicing Thoreau, with appearances by Meryl Streep, Ted Danson and others. Guided by Don Henley and Ken Burns, it expands Thoreau’s story to his abolitionism, teaching, and influence on civil rights, while weaving in contemporary environmental commentary. Filmed around Walden Pond over seven years, the film uses Thoreau’s words alongside present-day interviews to draw connections to today. It premieres March 30 on PBS.
George Clooney defended Paul Dano, Owen Wilson and Matthew Lillard after Quentin Tarantino called Dano 'weak' in a December interview, urging kindness in Hollywood and saying he’d be honored to work with them as backlash from fans and fellow actors followed.
At the 2026 Golden Globes, Julia Roberts drew a thunderous standing ovation as she returned to the stage, quipping at Emma Stone’s reaction; she later presented the Best Musical or Comedy Film award to One Battle After Another, while Clooney and Don Cheadle joked about past standing moments as the night’s winners were announced.
George Clooney says he would be honored to work with Paul Dano, Owen Wilson and Matthew Lillard and condemns cruelty in Hollywood after Quentin Tarantino’s recent criticisms of those actors; Tarantino’s comments sparked support for Dano, with Lillard calling the remarks damaging and Wilson not yet commenting, while Clooney and Tarantino have a history together dating back to From Dusk Till Dawn.
George Clooney responded to Quentin Tarantino's recent insults about Paul Dano, Owen Wilson and Matthew Lillard by saying he would be honored to work with those actors and criticizing Tarantino for cruelty; the remarks came as Clooney accepted best actor at the AARP Movies for Grownups Awards for ‘Jay Kelly’ and reflected his appreciation for acting peers and collaboration with Noah Baumbach.
George and Amal Clooney returned to the Golden Globes for the first time in over ten years, with George in an Armani tux and Amal in a vintage Balmain gown; George is up for Best Actor for the Netflix film Jay Kelly, while the couple has recently become French citizens and are pursuing a quieter family life on a French estate with their twins.
Several big stars like George Clooney, Dwayne Johnson, and Julia Roberts missed out on the Bafta longlist, which highlights key contenders for the upcoming awards, with notable films and performances recognized, and some expected Oscar contenders notably absent from the list.
The French government granted citizenship to George and Amal Clooney, citing their contributions to France's international influence and cultural outreach, despite some internal criticism about fairness and special treatment. The couple, who reside part-time in France, were naturalized under laws favoring those who benefit France's global presence, with Clooney's acting career and Amal's legal work highlighted as reasons.
George Clooney moved to France primarily to escape US political tensions and protect his family from paparazzi, while also pursuing interests in wine and privacy laws, and his decision was influenced by his involvement in international legal issues and concerns over US sanctions.
George Clooney's recent acquisition of French citizenship alongside Amal has sparked rumors of a secret divorce plan, with sources suggesting Clooney is preparing for all possibilities by establishing flexible living arrangements across Europe and the U.S. to ensure privacy and stability for their family, though the move is described as practical rather than dramatic.