The Hollywood star began dating former wrestler Keibler following his summer split from Italian beauty Elisabetta Canalis, and she has been accompanying Clooney to red carpet events ever since. She even met his parents at the Los Angeles premiere of The Descendants last week.

And the couple’s romance is continuing to heat up, literally – Clooney is whisking his new lady and their relatives off to Cabo San Lucas this week to celebrate Thursday’s holiday.

She tells People magazine, “We’re going to Cabo with our friends and family!”

Clooney and Keibler are becoming regulars in the popular Mexican getaway – they vacationed there last month for the sportswoman’s 32nd birthday.

 

Notoriously private actor George Clooney has spoken out to dismiss reports his ex-girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis sent a him a series of angry texts after learning of his reported new romance? Oh yeah George, she was thrilled about it I’m sure.

The Hollywood hunk split from Canalis in June (11) and he is now rumoured to be dating former female wrestler Stacy Keibler.

A report in US Weekly magazine this week suggested Canalis was unhappy to learn about Clooney’s new girl, and sent text messages to his cell phone expressing her dismay at the reports.

Clooney has now taken the unusual step of commenting on his romantic life to dismiss the rumors, and has demanded reporters correct their story.

He tells Tmz.com, “(The report) was completely fabricated in order to sell magazines. I never comment on my personal life unless it affects others… and this lie affects others.

“Since I would be the only actual witness, I ask you to correct your story immediately, but that would assume you cared at all about telling the truth.”

 

PARADE has a terrific George Clooney cover story coming up in this weekend’s issue.  Political analyst David Gergen interviewed the actor at his Italian villa about turning 50, dealing with failure, his philanthropy work in South Sudan and more. Here are some highlights from the PARADE story:

On continuing his public life and maintaining privacy at the same time…
“I don’t tweet, I don’t go on Facebook. I think there’s too much information about all of us out there. I’m liking the idea of privacy more and more. There will be funny things, like I’ll read something I’ve said about a woman somewhere. And I haven’t spoken about my relationships in 15 years.”

On turning the big 5-0 and what it means to his career…
“I look at myself on-screen and go, ‘I don’t look like I did when I was 40–I know that.’ The people I’ve respected most in the industry over the years — Paul Newman, for instance. I just loved the way he handled growing old on-screen. It’s understanding that you’re now basically a character actor.

“I find that as you get older, you start to simplify things in general. By the time you get a subscription to AARP, which I just got, you have some idea of who your friends are, at least. [Getting the AARP subscription] shocked me–’Are you kidding?’ [laughs] I told them they should do ‘The Sexiest Man Still Alive.’

On his latest film, The Ides of March, where he plays an inspirational presidential candidate…
“We were in preproduction on this film in 2007, before the Obama election. And then we realized that a good portion of the country was elated with what happened in that election, so we had to shelve the movie until people were cynical again. I didn’t think it would be quite this quick. [laughs]”

Be sure to read some exclusive extras on Parade.com, where Clooney reveals his top prank of all time AND find out what prank buddies Brad Pitt and Matt Damon used to pull on him:
http://www.parade.com/celebrity/2011/09/george-clooney-outtakes.html

PLUS: Clooney has gifted his friends with 100 of his favorites from the years 1964 to 1976, which he calls “the greatest era in filmmaking by far.”  See the list here:
http://www.parade.com/celebrity/slideshows/editors-pick/george-clooney-top-100-movies.html

 

When former WWE wrestler and actress Stacy Keibler drove her Mercedes through the gates to George Clooney’s Studio City, Calif., home Sunday, she seems to have unwittingly confirmed that the two are dating.

“It’s more than just a fling,” a source told USmagazine.com, adding that the odd pair have known one another for a number of years and have even vacationed together in London and at Clooney’s home in Italy.

It was just a quick trip in California, though, that has people talking: As of Monday morning, a day after Keibler arrived at Clooney’s home, she had yet to leave.

If the two are camping out together in Clooney’s love nest, it’s been a long time in the making. They met in 2006 at an Oscars party and struck up a longtime friendship when the “Up In The Air” star approached Keibler and told her he recognized her from her role on the “Dancing With the Stars.”

“It’s so funny,” she told People magazine at the time. “George Clooney came up to me, and he was like, ‘You’re so great. You should win.’ And I said, ‘You watch “Dancing with the Stars”?’”

Clooney, who has over the years been linked to various ladies, recently split with his girlfriend of two years, Elisabetta Canalis, leaving him wide open for a beauty like Keibler to stake her claim.

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Incurable bachelor George Clooney is back on the market after splitting with Italian hottie and gal pal of two years Elisabetta Canalis. In a statement, the globe-trotting exes said yesterday, “We are not together anymore. It’s very difficult and very personal, and we hope everyone can respect our privacy.”

Canalis joins the long list of Clooney’s exes: cocktail waitress Sarah Larson, actresses Krista Allen, Maria Bertrand and Kelly Preston, models Lisa Snowdon and Celine Balitran, and TV host Karen Duffy.

 

Reps for the star had been in negotiations with Coty Inc. about developing his own fragrance, but the talks turned to mist after his camp demanded a multiyear deal worth more than $30 million, sources say.

One said, “George seemed to be not that keen, unless the deal really made it worth his while. But Coty pulled out, saying this figure made the deal impossible.”

Coty has developed fragrances for celebrities, including Sarah Jessica Parker, Kate Moss, Kylie Minogue, Tim McGraw, Halle Berry, Jennifer Lopez, David and Victoria Beckham, Celine Dion and Faith Hill. A rep for Clooney said his commercial agent couldn’t be reached, and Coty declined to comment. Clooney, 49, is currently filming “Ides of March” in Miami.

 

Ladies, if you’re dreaming of a white wedding with George Clooney, you can forget about it. That goes for the actor’s current flame, Elisabetta Canalis, as well.

The 49-year-old, who has been married before, said one wedding was more than enough during a Friday interview on “Piers Morgan Tonight.”

He appeared alongside his father, Nick, who admitted he was pining for the day his son would tie the knot with Canalis, an Italian model and actress.

“I hate to blow your whole news story, but I was married, so I gave it a shot,” Clooney said.

The heartthrob was married to actress Talia Balsam from 1989 to 1993. She later remarried actor John Slattery, who plays Roger Sterling on the hit show “Mad Men.”

Clooney and Canalis, 32, have been dating for two years, and it doesn’t look like she’s going anywhere soon.

“There are some people who just don’t want to see me happy,” she griped to Vanity Fair last year. “[Clooney] reassures me all the time. He is very close. I feel more embraced than ever before. The idea of being so loved is overwhelming…George has given color back to my life.”

 

George Clooney has recovered from the malaria he contracted earlier this month during a visit to Sudan.

Publicist Stan Rosenfield says it was the actor’s second bout with the disease.

Clooney is set to discuss the condition and his work in Africa on Piers Morgan’s CNN show Friday.

The actor says his own experience with the disease shows how proper medication can turn “the most lethal condition in Africa” into “a bad 10 days instead of a death sentence.”

 

The Oscar winner has become a leading advocate for refugees desperate to see an end to decades of civil war in the African nation and he has become a regular visitor, shooting awareness films in the hope of prompting U.S. politicians to support his efforts to bring warlords to justice.

In a new TV interview with CNN host Piers Morgan, Clooney reveals his most recent trip to Africa was his toughest yet. He was working on an initiative with Google and the United Nations, which involved the installation of satellite cameras to capture any uprising following Sudan’s independence vote, when he fell seriously ill with the mosquito-borne disease.
He says, “I guess the mosquito in Juba looked at me and thought I was the bar.”

Clooney told Morgan it was the second time he had contracted malaria, and joked he thinks Sudan’s President Bashir was behind both cases.

The chat is scheduled to air on Friday’s Piers Morgan Tomorrow.



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