kay, so what is it about George Clooney that puts him at the center of all of those Hollywood break-ups? Clooney was cited as a possible "other man" when Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise split, and then again when Julia Roberts and Benjamin Bratt broke up. However, Clooney denies any involvement with either actress and is keeping a sense of humor about the whole thing, responding: "I couldn't break up Julia and Ben; I was too busy breaking up Tom and Nicole." Apparently Roberts and Clooney had a steamy dance together at the wrap party for Ocean's Eleven, spurring the rumor. Still, given Robert's propensity for falling for her leading men….. Speaking of Nicole Kidman, she is reportedly spending her Fiji vacation with her two kids and a guy named Russell Crowe. A tourism official said the two were together - although they arrived on separate days - at the Wakaya Club luxury resort. This actually makes sense. Considering the fact that both Crowe and Kidman had problems in previous relationships due to their mutual desire to reside in Australia, this could just be a match made in... Sydney. We hear that Jim Carrey has fallen for his latest co-star. Her name is Laurie Holden… and is it just us, or does she look a whole lot like Lauren Holly - Carrey's second wife? The duo met on the set of Jim's new movie, The Majestic. Carrey met his last girlfriend, Renée Zellweger, on the set of Me, Myself and Irene and met Holly on the set of Dumb and Dumber. Do you see a trend here? South African actress Charlize Theron has struck back at the |
perception of Hollywood as
shallow - insisting it's just like any other community of people trying to
do their jobs. Theron, who started out as a model, is sick of what she
believes to be misconceptions about Tinseltown and the acting world in
general. Responding to the claim that her life must be one long party,
Theron says, "That makes it sound so fake. It's just a career. I've
met wonderful people in this industry. Just because it's Hollywood...It's
like saying, 'You're South African so you must be racist.' It's very
silly." |