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Clooney vs. Huffington: Who Wants a Celebrity Death-Match?
Filed under: RumorMonger », Celebrities and Controversy », Newsstand », George Clooney »
Remind me to never, ever, fake a blog post from George Clooney here at Cinematical, because he really does not take kindly
to that. Arianna Huffington knows that firsthand now - she posted a "blog post" purported to be from
Clooney on her Huffington Post Blog on Monday, in which
Clooney supposedly slammed Dems who voted for the war in Iraq as being afraid of being labeled liberal.
The post, however, wasn't actually written by Clooney at all - it was compiled from quotes from interviews Clooney did with The Guardian and Larry King Live. Clooney reacted by issuing a statement calling Huffington's methods "purposefully misleading", and in an interview with New York Daily News' Lloyd Grove, reportedly said of a conversation he had with Huffington, "She said some things I won't share, but she did tell me that this could be bad for me -- bad for my career. Well, screw you!"
Sundance: Blog Roundup - Improper passing with John Waters; Sundance nearly loses Paris
Filed under: Independent », Sundance », Festival Reports », Cinematical Indie »
In what has to be one of the most ironic moments at the Sundance , the here! Networks
folks got pulled over for
"improper passing" while driving John Waters around town.
Roger Ebert thinks Film Threat's Pete Vonder Haer needs a bigger coat.
Paris Hilton nearly fell off a second story balcony at the TAO party. Good thing someone pulled her to safety; however would Sundance survive without everyone's favorite partying heiress?
DVD Talk Radio has an interview up with The Descent director Neil Marshall.
Attention filmmakers! CinemaTech's Scott Kirsner had lunch with Jarod Neece, one of the organizers of South By Southwest, and has a great post up with tips for getting your film into SXSW.
Joel Madden - getting serious at Sundance?
What did Eric Alterman learn at Sundance? Celebs are batty because they get too much free bling; Paris Hilton has a bigger entourage than the President, and Jason Reitman did a much better job making Thank You For Smoking than Mel Gibson would have.









