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Our Review of Beatles Rock Band, Clooney Has a Naked Man Fan, and Using Facebook Instead of 911?!

Molly — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 14:17:19 -0700

Beatlemania returns today as The Beatles: Rock Band hits stores, and we're here with GeekSugar's review of the hotly anticipated new game! Plus, watch cute clips of George Clooney's indecent proposal and David Beckham with his family on Ellen. All that plus two Australian girls who got lost and instead of calling the police, they updated their Facebook statuses to get rescued. Check out PopSugar Rush now!

George Clooney Hopes For Peace In Darfur

CitizenSugar — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 16:59:24 -0800

If you follow New York Times columnist Nicolas Kristof on Twitter, you know George Clooney is currently visiting Darfur. Kristof shared with the Internet that he and George are currently not showering while they visit the war-torn region.

Tonight on NBC Nightly News, George shared his hopes for the region with Ann Curry. George said that he doesn't see much change in Sudan since he last visited three years ago.

In the years that have passed since that visit, the International Criminal Court's prosecutor requested a warrant for the arrest of Umar al-Bashir, the president of Sudan, alleging genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes. Still Bashir remains in power and the genocide continues. George hopes that a little celebrity-induced attention will raise international awareness.

To see a clip from George's interview, read more.

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Turn On or Turn Off: Mustaches

DearSugar — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 11:00:00 -0700

George Clooney seems to be sporting a mustache these days, and it changes his look completely! I don't think there's any denying that he's still incredibly attractive, but I've got to say, I'm not a fan of his lip accessory. It might just be me, but mustaches seem to make guys look a little smarmy. I prefer my men cleanly shaven, but what about you? Are mustaches a turn on? A turn off? Or does it completely depend on who's wearing it?

Flynet

George Clooney to Help Ex-Pats Raise Money For Obama

LibertySugar — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 03:00:15 -0700

George Clooney plans to host a fundraiser for Barack Obama . . . in Switzerland. On Sept. 2, guests will pay $1,000 to hear George speak in Geneva, Switzerland. After the chat, 75 lucky guests, willing to pay $10,000, will dine at the home of Charles Adams, a member of Obama's ~~International~~ National Finance Committee.

George isn't clueless of the pejorative "celebrity"-calling aimed at Obama. Back in March, he said that his own celebrity status could be a political liability to a politician like Obama. But I guess George's reluctance to campaign for his favorite politicians doesn't make him scared of raising money for them!

Even though he's staying off the stump, do you think news of George's fundraiser, in Europe no less, could hurt Obama?

Source

A Do or a Don't: Dressing Like Your Significant Other

DearSugar — Mon, 05 May 2008 15:00:00 -0700

I don't know about you, but I'm not a fan of the twin look. I understand that men and women can easily dress alike by mistake - jeans and a t-shirt are pretty androgynous, but even then it's a bit much. So despite the fact that George Clooney and Sarah Larson look equally good sporting matching leather jackets, tell me ladies, is dressing like your significant other a do or a don't?

Pacific Coast News Online

George Clooney Plays Political Pundit

LibertySugar — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 23:58:08 -0700

George Clooney, a longtime friend of the Clintons and son of a Democratic politician, recently gushed to UK Marie Claire about why he supports Barack Obama. He always thought he would help out Hillary, until . . .

A couple of years ago, at the 2004 Democratic National Convention, up stepped the most eloquent speaker I've heard since maybe Kennedy. I just thought, "Well, there are people who are great and will do fine, then there's a time in your life where you go, 'This is something spectacular.'"

Is George worried that some of his fans could be offended by his love for Obama? To find out, read more.

George worries about backlash from the voters, not backlash from the fans. His father's 2004 run for Congress taught him that his celebrity status could be a political liability. He explained:

I couldn't campaign for him because the Republicans ran a "Hollywood vs. the heartland" campaign, saying we were the immoral ones. It's enticing when someone exciting [like Obama] says, "Please do this for me." But you have to ask, 'Is this in their best interests?"

Do you think George's support helps or hurts Barack Obama? Should America anticipate another Hollywood vs. the heartland general election?

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Dear Poll: Do You Feel Better With Age?

DearSugar — Thu, 27 Mar 2008 09:00:00 -0700

Whenever I see talk shows or read interviews with celebrities, I constantly hear them say that they feel better with age. Oprah has said on numerous occasions that she really came into herself at age 50, and the younger generation strongly suggests that 30 is when you have the confidence to be the real you. Sure, the older I get the more secure I feel, but who likes getting old?

Demi Moore proves that age shouldn't get you down, as do Madonna, Michelle Pfeiffer, and we can't leave out George Clooney! So ladies, what I want to know is, do you feel like you get better with age?

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Do, Dump, or Marry?

DearSugar — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 07:00:00 -0800

Believe it or not, we've never done a do, dump, or marry on George Clooney! Lucky for us he's nominated for an Oscar this Sunday for his performance in Michael Clayton. Now I don't need to tell you what a catch Mr. Clooney is, but it's kind of fun to count the ways. He's great looking, charming, funny, rugged, traveled, and most importantly, single! Although he's no spring chicken, his age isn't slowing him down so ladies, tell me, would you do, dump, or marry George Clooney?

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On the Newsstand: Is George Clooney Going to be President?

CitizenSugar — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 00:01:15 -0800

This month's Radar magazine asked the burning question, "Why is Hollywood hating on Clooney?" I wasn't aware of Clooney's political ambitions, though this passage struck me as...not out of the realm of possibility? (He has been seen hanging out with Barack Obama, after all.) Rupert Everett who has no love-lost for Clooney, remarked on George's political prospects:

"He's not the brightest spark on the boulevard. He'll be president one day. Mark my words, if he's straight, he'll be president."

The piece goes on to say:

Though Everett seems to have meant it as an insult (and in the waning days of the Bush years, it's gotta sting), Clooney's name has, in fact, been bandied about recently as a possible candidate for governor of California, and, according to gossip columnist Cindy Adams, Arnold himself is fanning the flames. (Of the buzz, the actor has said, "Believe me, you don't want me in politics." Self-deprecating, sexy, yet slyly ambiguous-that's Clooney!)

Well, I suppose if you'd told me ten years ago that the Terminator would be a governor...

What do you think? Are we ready for President Clooney? I bet the line for the Lincoln Bedroom would be a lot longer...

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Mr. and Mrs. Perfect?

GiggleSugar — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 13:30:00 -0800

I think not. If there was ever a time to be happy with the features you have, this is it. These two Frankenbeauties are the computerized results you get when you combine the best features of female celebs and male celebs. A bunch of rights most definitely make a huge wrong. (Mr. Perfect looks like a monster with chalk all over his face-I'll pass.) To find out more about whose features were mashed together, click here.