On Friday’s Rachel Ray Show, the celeb chef asks Renee Zellweger what it’s like smooching some of Hollywood’s hottest A-listers.

Here’s what the New In Town actress, 39, had to say:Russell Crowe (Cinderella Man):
“He’s intense. He takes his work really seriously. And that’s really interesting, it’s interesting.”

George Clooney (Leatherheads):
“Ha, ha, ha — trouble! Yeah, you do not want to be on the receiving end of one of his practical jokes! You just don’t. Because they can go years long, you know what I mean? Like, I’m still waiting on one, I’m sure. I’ve got it coming! That guy’s patient.”

John Krasinski (Leatherheads):
“Talent show. That man is a talent show. He absolutely is. He is one of the nicest men — he’s so clever. He’s well read, he writes poetry. Sorry, I’m completely outing you. Sorry, John. I should be in his fan club. He loves music, and he taught himself how to play piano last year. He just sat down because he decided he needed to know how to do a little John Lennon on the keys. He’s very interesting. Very talented, and very kind.”

Harry Connick Jr. (New In Town):
“Harry Connick is one of a kind. He’s one of a kind. I don’t know anybody like him, really.”

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Renée Zellweger pictured arriving back to her NYC Hotel after attending the Live with Regis and Kelly show at the CBS studios in uptown, Manhattan.

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She looks pretty good in these pictures, but I guess photoshop will do that to ya!

Definitely better than this look!

Not – liking – the – hair.

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On his latest album Lucky Old Sun, Kenny Chesney writes about the end of his four-month marriage to Renee Zellweger.

He tells Newsweek recovering from the split was “was horrible. It took a while. Years. It’s been since 2005.

“I was probably as emotionally and mentally exhausted as I’d ever been,” he goes on. “And that was due to a lot of things — having the foot on the gas pedal constantly, and my breakup with Renee Zellweger.”

So, he says, “I got in a plane and went down to the Virgin Islands. I was completely by myself.

“I didn’t want to be around anybody,” Chesney continues. “So the next thing you know, it’s me and a pen, and I sat down and wrote a lot of lines of this song, ‘Nowhere to Go, Nowhere to Be.’”

Asked if he was nervous writing about the Zellweger split, he tells Newsweek, “It’s the truth. It’s my life.

“I’ve been in a lot of states of mind in the last three years,” he says. “In that way, it’s a pretty honest record. I’ve let myself be more emotionally vulnerable in some of the lyrics. I think that was good therapy.”

He says he has “no idea” what the actress will think. “I don’t know. It’s unpredictable.”

Chesney tells Newsweek they still talk “every now and then. I don’t want to say this whole record is about her.”

Is he still heartbroken?

“Not at all,” says the singer, who adds that he is dating again. “I already wrote those songs. I’m on to something else.”

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