Still going strong!

Hey did I tell you guys I went and saw ‘The Descendants’? I thought it was pretty good…. I can see why it’s doing well critically, but it was just a freaking depressing movie! Stinkin sad! George did great – but if you’re seeing it – take some tissues!

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“The Desendants” actor George Clooney continued his Thanksgiving holiday weekend with girliend Stacy Keibler in Mexico with several other celebrity. Clooney and Keibler enjoyed drink and food on a platform over looking the beach with pro baseball player Alex Rodriguez, model Cindy Crawford and husband Rande Gerber. Also spotted a few days ago with the group were newlyweds Scott Stuber and Molly Sims. George looks to be enjoying his time despite his recent elbow surgery.

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The Descendants star, George Clooney made his way back to his car after lunching with co-star Beau Bridges and some other buddies at El Cove Italian restaurant in Los Angeles, California.

Their film premiered on November 15, 2011.

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George Clooney knows better than to get on girlfriend Stacy Kiebler‘s bad side.

The 50-year-old actor admitted to E! News that his 32-year-old WWE star lady friend can definitely throw down if necessary.

“She’s very tall. She can kick my ass.”

And the two have been practicing together, with George adding that Stacy can take him out, saying:

“She can take me two out of three falls.”

No matter how tough she may be, calls the lucky lady a “nice girl.” “She really is.”

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Stacy Keibler was picked up from George Clooney’s house in a limo and taken to LAX Airport where she flew out of town solo on November 16, 2011 but not before making a pit stop at a local CVS for a bottle of water.

Whether it’s a red carpet or casual, this girl always looks stunning.

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George Clooney has revealed in a dark secret about himself in last week’s Rolling Stone cover story.

While filming a scene for his movie ‘Syriana’ back in 2005, an injury he received while attempting a stunt left him with a severely injured spine. The injury was so bad, in fact, that he considered taking his own life.

Life as a movie star is not always so glamorous. It takes intense preparation, hard work, and a willingness to take significant risks, especially when it comes to action films. One wrong move and the consequences can be grave — even for the world’s biggest movie star.

“I was at a point where I thought, ‘I can’t exist like this. I can’t actually live,’” he told the magazine. “I was lying in a hospital bed with an IV in my arm, unable to move, having these headaches where it feels like you’re having a stroke, and for a short three-week period, I started to think, ‘I may have to do something drastic about this.’”

Clooney would eventually undergo successful surgery to fix the injury, but for that brief time, he considered a far more grim fix. “You start to think in terms of, you don’t want to leave a mess, so go in the garage, go in the car, start the engine,” he continued. “It seems like the nicest way to do it, but I never thought I’d get there. See, I was in a place where I was trying to figure out how to survive.”

The story, thankfully, has a happy ending: for all his hard work, Clooney won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, and has two Oscar-contending films out this fall in “The Descendants,” and “The Ides of March,” the latter of which he co-wrote, directed and stars in.

Earlier this year, Clooney had to drop out of friend Stephen Soderbergh’s upcoming adaptation of the TV spy show, “The Man From U.N.C.L.E.” due to lingering pain that limits his stunt ability, but needless to say, that’s a much more palatable price than the measure he thankfully decided not to pursue.

How awful! Can you imagine! I’ve never been in that kind of pain, but how scary!

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In an interview with Rolling Stone, George Clooney is candid about sex, his struggle to keep control of his temper and his passion for politics. “I think one of the major misconceptions about me is that I live my life the way people think I lead my life, with hot and cold drinks running everywhere and a party all the time,” Clooney says. “They think of my life in terms of certain excesses that don’t really exist. Things are actually fairly simple.”

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Clooney reveals that that while he lost his virginity at the age of 16 (“young, very young, too young”), he had his first orgasm when he was much younger. “I believe it was while climbing a rope when I was six or seven years old,” he says. “I mean, nothing came out, but all the other elements were there. I remember getting to the top of the rope, hanging off the rope, and going, “Oh, my God, this feels great!”

The word “Johnson” always makes Clooney laugh.

“Always. ‘He showed her his Johnson and she left.’ You can actually say that in mixed company or on late-night TV.” He’s also pretty fond of farts, especially when hanging out with his pals. “We think it’s one of the funniest things in the history of mankind. Even the idea of a fart makes me laugh. Saying the word ‘fart’ makes me laugh. I have iFart on my phone. I have remote whoopee cushions. Farts. To me, there’s nothing funnier.”

Clooney directed and starred in ensemble political drama The Ides of March earlier this year.

“It’s not designed for everybody to see, but I don’t give a shit,” he says. “I don’t need to be more famous and we shot it for $12 million, so anything we do is nice.” His most recent movie is a darkly amusing family drama called The Descendants, of which he says, “If it’s not nominated for Best Picture, I’ll be shocked. It’s that good.”

He’s perfectly fine with his current lady, former pro wrestler Stacy Keibler, tweeting about “smiling all day long.”

“She can do whatever she wants,” he says. “I rarely tell anybody what they should be doing with their life.”

I don’t know about you, but I could have gone my whole life without knowing when George Clooney had his first orgasm!