George Clooney and his wife, Amal Alamuddin, along with their children, Ella and Alexander, have been granted French citizenship by decree, according to the French government's official gazette published over the weekend. One of the reasons the couple applied for French citizenship was reportedly to ensure the protection of their eight-year-old children from paparazzi. The children were born in 2017 in London, where the couple also has a residence because Amal Clooney, who was born in Lebanon, moved to the UK with her family fleeing the war. In a recent interview on French public radio, George Clooney praised the country's laws that guarantee his family's privacy. "They don't take pictures of the children here. There are no paparazzi hiding at the children's school. For us, this is the number one priority," he explained to RTL Radio. Beyond this legal matter, the actor and the human rights lawyer have a close relationship with France, as they have owned an estate in the south of France since 2021, an old vineyard called Domaine du Canadel, near the village of Bringoles. Last October, in an interview with the magazine EsquireClooney confirmed that this estate is now the family's primary residence.

The years when George Clooney played the role of a movie heartthrob are long gone. The star of Jay KellyThe film, which is hoping for Oscar nominations this year, has explained that it has no interest in participating in romantic films and that it "will not kiss" actresses on screen. In an interview with Daily MailHe says he made this decision after a conversation with his wife, Amal, whom he married in Venice in 2014.

The new movie by Noah Baumbach (Frances Ha) proposes a fascinating game of mirrors. In it, Jay Kelly, the mature movie star played by George Clooney, functions simultaneously as a reflection of the actor and as alter ego from the filmmaker. The result is an emotional and lighthearted take on earlier films that have reflected on celebrity as a simulacrum, the personal cost of creative work, and cinema as a substitute for life. Baumbach, who had already dissected his divorce in Marriage Story, now carries out his particular 8 1/2This theme is revealed in the film through its protagonist, a dazzling star with a distant relationship with her daughters who, in the midst of a midlife crisis, looks back melancholically on her past and wonders who she really is, and if all the sacrifices have been worth it.

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They are one of the most admired couples in Hollywood and every time they appear on a red carpet they reaffirm their character as power coupleThis Thursday, George Clooney and his wife, Amal, were the stars of the Venice Film Festival during the premiere of the actor's latest film, Jay Kelly, a film that tells the story of a movie superstar who is in the midst of a life crisis as he approaches 60. In real life, Clooney, who is 64, seems to navigate the ups and downs of Hollywood without too much trouble, and in every appearance he demonstrates his devotion to his wife, lawyer Amal Alamuddin, whom he married in 2014 in Venice. Who was one of the golden bachelors of cinema has long since embraced married and family life –In 2017 the couple became parents of twins, Ella and Alexander..

The Venice Film Festival brings back fond memories for the artistic duo of Greek filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos and American actress Emma Stone. It was in the 2018 Exhibition that premiered The favorite, the film that inaugurated a long and fertile collaboration that, until now, has as its high point the Golden Lion that it took home Poor creatures in 2023. This Thursday the 82nd edition of the Italian competition hosted the world premiere of Bugonia, the fourth project shared by the director of Lobster and the protagonist of La La Land, which is actually a remake from the South Korean film Save the green planet! (2003). Jang Joon-hwan's film was a crazy, surreal pop delirium that played with the theory that the director of a large company could be the emissary of an alien race determined to eliminate the Earth. Now it is reinterpreted, urgently and in a refined way, by a Lanthimos who finds an ideal receptacle for his misanthropic gaze, his mastery of the scene and his taste for brutality.

Last year, Barcelona closed out the year with a staggering 20 million visitors. There are many reasons why people visit the city, from history, culture, Barça, and gastronomy, among others. Due to the city's popularity and wide variety of offerings, many types of people stroll the streets of the Catalan capital. Among them are well-known faces, from singers to actors and politicians, who, by posting photos on their social media profiles, make it easier to follow the tours they take and the dishes they taste.

Suffering anger Donald Trumpesque is about to cease to be news. In just over 100 days at the helm of the United States, the orange president has signed as many executive orders as he hates things or people. Specifically, during the first 100 days of his term—last Wednesday—he signed 143 executive orders, a figure that makes him the US president who has signed the most in the country's history during the symbolic initial period of his mandate. Evidently, few of these—if any—have been positively framed. That is, none of them explicitly seek to improve anything in particular, nor help anyone in particular, nor protect any group in general. The approach of most is to make life miserable for social sectors or groups of people he hates, either because he can't do more or because he must please a huge mass of voters who hate things and people as much or more than he does, and they can't mentally place them in the pluralistic world and change in which we live.

George Clooney is making his debut. The actor will debut on April 3 on Broadway, the Mecca of theater, in the stage version of Good night and good luck, the 2005 film he starred in, wrote, and directed, which earned him two Oscar nominations. Clooney plays veteran CBS journalist Edward R. Murrow, who had a historic televised confrontation with Senator Joseph McCarthy to combat the fear and misinformation he spread with his witch hunts. This time, the promotion of the play has pitted the actor against the current President of the United States, Donald Trump.