George Clooney and girlfriend Stacy Keibler walked the red carpet together at the Screen Actors Guild last night, and Stacy looks absolutely amazing.

She wore a stunning black lace Marchesa gown. Only thing I’m not a huge fan of is her hair, it’s too all over the place. Other than that – she looks gorgeous in my opinion!

George didn’t win the ‘Best Actor’ award, that went to Jean Dujardin for ‘The Artist’ (yay!). I don’t think George deserves all the awards he’s winning for ‘The Descendants’, and I really hope he doesn’t get the Oscar for it. Jean Dujardin deserves it – OR – Michael Fassbender for ‘Shame’. I still can’t get over the fact that that movie wasn’t even nominated!

In other George news, while walking the red carpet last night, George blasted the media for releasing Demi Moore’s 911 tape on Friday.

Some reporter asked him about Moore’s recent trip to the hospital, and the actor said he was concerned for Demi. Then he commented on the issue of privacy. ”It’s always troubling when people you know and people who you care about end up going through a difficult time,” Clooney told The Insider while on the red carpet.

George also said he thought the public release of Moore’s 911 phone call, despite being heavily edited, was “stupid.”

“I think it’s a stupid thing. I think it’s stupid for anyone, whether they’re celebrated or not, I don’t believe their 911 call should be broadcast around the world, but that’s my opinion. What’s happening and what people have to remember is that people are getting famous from Facebook and Twitter, so it’s not just about people here, it’s about everybody. There won’t be any version of privacy. So it’s going to be a tricky thing.”

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Stacy Keibler may not be sitting pretty with Angelina Jolie, but the girlfriend of George Clooney has been walking red carpets, wearing the latest designer threads and attending some of the most exclusive events as the arm candy of one of Hollywood’s hunkiest actors.

She caught up with Life & Style and discussed what he dream Valentine’s Day with George would be, and it’s a lot less glamorous than you think!

“For Valentine’s Day, I’d like to take the night off to just stay at home and cook together,” Stacy, 32, reveals to Life & Style. “Life is crazy anyway, so it’s nice to just sit at home!”

It doesn’t take much for George to please his girlfriend of more than six months. The former Dancing With the Stars contestant made her feelings very obvious early on in the relationship. “I’m in heaven,” she tweeted on July 8. “I’m the luckiest girl in the world,” she added the next day.

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Stacy Keibler has just signed with one of the biggest talent agencies in Hollywood, and it may or may not have anything to do with the fact that she’s dating George Clooney. You decide.

Keibler signes with WME (William Morris Endeavor), almost six years after she quit the WWE.

Her list of credits — 2 episodes of “Chuck” … 1 episode of “Psych” … 1 ep of “How I Met Your Mother” and a cameo in “Bubble Boy” … and several red carpet appearances with her SUPER POWERFUL BOYFRIEND.

WME reps some of the biggest names on the planet — including Ben Affleck, Christian Bale, Russell Brand, Steve Carrell … the list goes on and on …

Funny enough — Clooney is signed with WME’s rival agency CAA.

Opposites really do attract.

I remember her from the short-lived TV show, ‘What About Brian’. That’s another example of a TV show getting axed before it was even given a good try. I actually liked it!

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I love awards season! So many reasons to love and hate on celeb fashion! I see several hits and a few misses at last night’s Critics’ Choice Movie Awards, held at the Hollywood Palladium.

In attendance: Brad Pitt, George Clooney, Charlize Theron, Kirsten Dunst, Michelle Williams, Viola Davis, Octavia Spencer, Emma Stone, Evan Rachel Wood, Tilda Swinton, Elle Fanning, Elizabeth Olsen and more!

Who do you think knocked it out of the park? And who failed?

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George Clooney and his latest arm-candy-girlfriend, Stacy Keibler, attended the Palm Springs International Film Festival over the weekend in California. George was honored for his work in ‘The Ides of March’ and ‘The Descendants’. I thought they were both good movies, but certainly not great. George is good in everything, it doesn’t matter what it is he’s working on.

Stacy looks pretty – but she’s starting to look just like all the other women George has ever dated. It’s like he dresses and styles his girlfriends. Which doesn’t sound like a terrible gig, if you ask me. I just wonder if Stacy think’s she’s finally the one to make ol’ Georgey settle down once and for all.

Stacy is wearing a dress by Alexander McQueen. What do you think?

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Daniel Craig, George Clooney and Matt Damon land the February cover of Vanity Fair, which was shot by Annie Leibovitz. The three actors sat down for Vanity Fair’s Proust Questionnaire, and gave candid answers. I think they make a pretty hot cover, but I second Celebitchy’s sentiment in wanting to see Michael Fassbender or Ryan Gosling on the cover instead.

For the first time ever, Vanity Fair pits three of Hollywood’s most fascinating leading men against one another for that signature illuminating interrogation of ours, the Proust Questionnaire—and the monthly back-page feature proves even more revelatory when offered in triplicate, from George Clooney, Matt Damon, and Daniel Craig.

If George Clooney could choose what to come back as, it would be his dog—as the actor states, “he lives better.” The Descendants lead also admits to being displeased with his posture and considers patience the most overrated virtue.

Daniel Craig values patience in his friends above all, but doesn’t like his knees, and you’ll never guess what he considers his most treasured possession—but then, we can’t really be sure. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo star admits that he lies when answering questionnaires.

Matt Damon, who played a widower twice this year, in Contagion and We Bought a Zoo, is focused on family off the camera—he says that he was happiest in bed making his four children and in the hospital watching them being born. He says that his greatest achievement is his marriage, that his real-life heroes are his parents, and that his favorite names are those of his wife and children. He and Clooney both wish they could play instruments, while the more practical Craig only wishes he had opposable toes.

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What do you consider your greatest achievement? Working in the Sudan.

If you could choose what to come back as, what would it be? My dog — he lives better.

Matt Damon:

When and where were you happiest? In our bed, making our children, and in the hospital watching them being born.

What is your motto? ”Don’t be a d-bag.”

Daniel Craig:

What is your most marked characteristic? My third nipple.

What is the quality you most like in a man? A good mustache.

What is the quality you most like in a woman? A good mustache.

What is your most treasured possession? Apart from my penis and my health?

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George Clooney graces the January cover of Esquire. In the magazine he talks about politics, and of course his new movie ‘The Descendants’. I saw it. I thought the movie was good, but not great. I think he did an amazing job, but not really Oscar-worthy. To be honest I haven’t really seen a movie yet this year that is AMAZING. I saw ‘Young Adult’ last night – and I really liked it (more on that later) but again – it wasn’t GREAT. Not great like ‘Social Network’ or ‘Kings Speech’ in previous years. ‘The Descendants’ isn’t a movie I would say people HAVE to see.

Anyway, enough of me… here’s more from the interview.

On politics: I get asked a lot about getting into politics. I say, “Take a look at politics. You tell me what seems appealing about that.”

Clooney on the Democratic Party’s biggest problem: “If this were a Republican president and Republican government, the advisors around it would be selling this as the most successful three years of a presidency in years. They’d start by saying, “When my guy took office, we were losing four hundred thousand jobs a month. That would mean fourteen million less jobs if we continued along that pace. And it stopped immediately. We saved the auto industry. We passed a health-care bill that no one could pass” — although Republicans wouldn’t have wanted that. “We killed Osama bin Laden.” You could go down the list of things that you could brag about. But Democrats are terrible at selling. So they’re just kind of apologizing, and everybody feels disillusioned.”

Clooney doesn’t play the stock market: I didn’t put money in the stock market. To me that’s like Vegas without the dancing girls — none of the fun, no gambling or dancing or drinking — and you don’t get to participate. So I paid off my house in cash when I could. It’s about having a foundation for when things go bad. I still have that mentality. When things go badly, I’ll have this piece of land I can sell first, and then I have this piece of land I can sell second. You always think that way.

He’s not a balls-out Method Actor: Somebody asked me, How can you relate to being a father? Well, I’m also not running for president, but I played that role in Ides of March. I wasn’t an actual lawyer when I did Michael Clayton, and I don’t fire people for a living like I did in Up in the Air. Go down the list. It’s just a job. An acting job is playing pretend. I’ve been a child of somebody’s. I’ve been an uncle. All my friends have kids. I’m around kids. I have an understanding of what it is. And I also have a really good script that informs me what is required of this father. Because, for the most part, the father I play in The Descendants doesn’t resemble any of the fathers that I know. I don’t have friends who have the kind of issues that this guy has. So a lot of it is just the information you get from the screenplay. There are Method actors that are really wonderful. I don’t bash anybody’s way of working because the results are the only thing that matter in this game. But for me, I don’t have to do heroin to play a heroin addict.

On money, and doing commercials overseas: Ides of March I did for scale — scale as a director, scale as an actor, scale as a writer. And I don’t have any back end on it. So I’m not going to make any money after that. I enjoy living in a nice house and having a nice life. So I do two or three commercials overseas a year to sort of fill in, because they pay pretty well. The wedding one in Norway was great. I usually try to keep away from anything that would have to do with me personally. I always think the commercials should make fun of me, sort of as a personality, but I try to keep my personal life out of it. But they called and sent the script, and the idea was funny. This woman in Norway wakes up and she’s married to me. It makes a big difference when you’re working with the Carol Burnett of Norway. She’s great, and it turned out fantastic. That commercial in particular helped fund a satellite project that keeps an eye on the Sudanese border to try to hold these war criminals in check. The satellite project costs about a million and two a year. So I’m always looking for a gig like that.

On relationships and marriage: People forget that I was married. I love that, Will he get married? I don’t talk about it because I don’t think about it. I don’t ever question other peoples’ versions of how they live their lives or what they do. I understand that it’s a subject of interest for people. But sometimes it exists only because it came up years ago. It becomes this conversation piece that constantly resurfaces. Everybody sort of has their own versions of what they think I am and what they think that is. I’m just living my life and doing the best I can. The rest of those versions, there’s not much I can do about. No matter what I do, I’m somehow upsetting someone in some way or making somebody happy. I can only live my own life and my version of it. My life isn’t focused on results. My life is really focused on the process of doing all the things I’m doing, from work to relationships to friendships to charitable work. If I focused on results, if it’s only about the ultimate results, I’d be a failure in Sudan, I’d be a failure in film, I’d be a failure with my friendships, I’d be a failure in relationships. I look at it as an ongoing process.

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