George and Amal’s goodness is as wide as it is deep.

George and Amal just won’t quit.

George and Amal are back.

George and Amal are just too much.

George and Amal are at it again.

George Clooney can prank 'em out, but he can't prank 'em, it seems. The fully grown adult male actor, well known for his time- and money-wasting pranks on friends and coworkers, reportedly shut down a Golden Globes prank idea from his friend Bill Murray. George, you goddamn hypocrite.

On the E! Red Carpet, human-rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin and her husband, the actor George Clooney, were forced to watch Giuliana Rancic take a shot. Watch Alamuddin's face.

Even well-known sexpots like George Clooney like to shake up their looks every once in a while. And hey, why not? When you're a celebrity, the world is your oyster! Check out George Clooney's sexy new look after the jump.

Britt Robertson goes to a wheat field for a sec (she touched a pin—you'll see) while George Clooney speaks soothingly about "a secret place where nothing was impossible" in the new teaser trailer for Disney's upcoming feature Tomorrowland.

Details surrounding George Clooney and his fiancee Amal Alamuddin's upcoming wedding in Venice, Italy have been released and—even for the most wedding-fatigued among us—(me)—it sounds like it's going to be fun and fancy. We should go!

According to the Hollywood Reporter, former lifetime bachelor George Clooney is set to appear in a short Downton Abbey-related film that will air during the holiday season on ITV.

Earlier this week, George Clooney took to the tabloid USA Today to respond to a story about his fiancé's mother that was published in the tabloid The Daily Mail. The Mail has since removed the story and (sort of) apologized, but Clooney is just not having it.

George Clooney responded to an "at the very least negligent and more appropriately dangerous" article in the notoriously garbage-y Daily Mail this morning with an essay for USA Today.

As we all know, George Clooney recently got engaged to Amal Alamuddin. What we don't know is: why? Is it because he wants to be a senator, but knows he has to shed his bachelor image first, and also become a governor at some point? Sources say: yes!

As the late night world said goodbye to Jay Leno Thursday night, Jimmy Kimmel ignored the fuss and did what Jimmy Kimmel does best: get celebrities, especially Matt Damon, to make fun of themselves.

George Clooney is the ambassador to everything; Bette Midler has been cast in the role she was born to play; Jack Reacher will be back in theatres; and the World's End gang wants to remind you that it's the most wonderful time for a beer.