Rosemary Clooney

Emma Roberts, part of a well-known show business family, shared her thoughts on nepotism during Tuesday's Table for Two podcast. She believes that men from famous families have an easier time in the industry. Roberts joked about the lack of criticism Clooney receives for his family connections, despite his aunt, Rosemary Clooney, being a major star in the 1940s and 1950s. Emma Roberts pointed out that while people often discuss nepotism, they tend to overlook male actors like Clooney

Hollywood star George Clooney says he feels incredibly 'lucky' that he didn't find fame until he was 33.

So the actor confessed that he had it all planned, with home-cooked dinner and his aunt, Rosemary Clooney's song 'Why shouldn't I' playing in the background. What he hadn't guessed was Amal's reaction.

Emma Roberts, who began acting at nine, finds her aunt Julia Roberts' fame "really scary." Emma discussed the challenges of nepotism, the desire to carve her own path, and the intimidating nature of extreme fame. She highlighted the public's bias towards "nepo kids" and the harsher criticism faced by young women in the industry.

George Clooney is set for his new film 'Jay Kelly'. He shared memories of his early Hollywood career. Clooney worked odd jobs, including driving his aunt, singer Rosemary Clooney. This led to him meeting stars like Tony Bennett. He also recalled Frank Sinatra yelling at him over press freedom. These experiences taught him about success and failure.

George Clooney's cousin Miguel Ferrer says his family were all ''surprised'' to learn he had got engaged to Amal Alamuddin.

George Clooney is smoking secretly for his Broadway role as Edward R. Murrow, a chain smoker known for his heavy smoking habit. Clooney's character requires smoking three packets a day, despite the risk given his family's history with lung cancer. He plans to switch to herbal cigarettes soon.

The list of narrators for the audiobook version of legendary music icon Bob Dylan's upcoming book has come to light, and it reads like a who's who of Oscar contenders from the past few decades, along with the author himself doing some of the reading.

Adam Sandler humorously recalled feeling "invisible" next to George Clooney at a 1995 NBA game, highlighting their vastly different fame levels early in their careers. This shared experience, stemming from their initial meeting on SNL, solidified a decades-long friendship built on mutual respect and shared moments, proving that true camaraderie transcends celebrity status.

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