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George Clooney Remember when George Clooney had a poodle-haired mullet? You don't? That's just the way People magazine's Sexiest Man Alive likes it.

Sure, he's gorgeous, but he's also the poster boy for People magazine's celeb-heavy, pretty-boy list.

The mum of ER TV heartthrob Goran Visnjic's baby has accused of the star of stopping support payments to their daughter.

Run, Casting Tidbits, run! First up, Variety reports that Gwyneth Paltrow is joining Nicole Kidman in the semi-recently announced project The Danish Girl , an adaptation of David Ebershoff's novel to be directed by Thomas Alfredson .

Here's a bit of casting news to start the day. Ray Winstone has jumped onto Red Snow , a "serial killer thriller" in which Winstone will be "an ex-SAS officer tracking down his missing daughter in the snow forests of a remote town in north Canada." Script and direction are by Stuart St.

Goran Visnjic has joined Ewan McGregor, Melanie Laurent and Christopher Plummer in the indie drama "Beginners" for Olympus Pictures and Parts and Labor.

TORONTO - In The Men Who Stare at Goats, which arrives in theaters this Friday, there are men.

George Clooney is taking the UK by storm with three films showing at the London Film Festival.

TORONTO - In The Men Who Stare at Goats, which arrives in theaters this Friday, there are men.

Heslov talks about some of the challenges of directing military satire The Men Who Stare At Goats , including its basis in truth, working against the weather and what it taught him about filmmaking.

We're seven weeks into the television season and at the beginning of November sweeps.

HAPPY TIMES: Glee has been described as 'the freshest and most joyful new show of the year'. Television critic Philip Wakefield chooses the best shows on the box this week, for Tuesday, November 3 to Monday, November 9. 1. Glee: Time thought this innovative high school musical drama "the freshest and most joyful new show of the year" and the ...

If it were a television series, it would be called "Defying the Odds." Five weeks into a new television season, three of the four top broadcast networks have bigger audiences than they had in 2008.

By Siobhan Synnot Whether it's visiting Darfur, addressing the UN in a bid to stop the genocide there or refusing to cross a picket line at the Oscars, George Clooney oozes integrity and charm at every turn a ' even when he makes the odd turkey IF ROBERT Redford was once the reflex clichA© for matinee idolatry, that mantle has now passed to ...

If it were a television series, it would be called "Defying the Odds." Five weeks into a new TV season, three of the four top broadcast networks have bigger prime-time audiences than they had in 2008.

MUCH has been written about George Clooney's natural charm, and there's no denying he's got it.

When asked if she reads any mommy blogs -- like, for instance, this very site -- Uma Thurman says, "I feel a little guilty." Here's why.

WhatsOnStage.com reports the news that George Clooney would be eager to star in a West End show if he was presented with the chance.

Last week, we discussed the surprising, albeit less surreal in 2009, news that Fox had picked up an animated TV pilot based on the characters of subversive comic book legendA Peter Bagge .

Former E.R. star Anthony Edwards is very passionate about promoting his new movie Motherhood because a dollar from every ticket sold via website Fandango.com in the film's first two weeks will go to a leading cancer charity.