George Clooney wrote Felicity Jones's pregnancy into Netflix movie 'The Midnight Sky'

The Clooney’s are helping the arts in their neighbourhood survive.

tackling the pandemic.The ABC comedy returns for a third season in two weeks and a lot has changed since we last saw the family. Now, like the rest of the world, Dan (John Goodman) and the rest of the Conner clan are grappling with their new reality, as depicted in ET's exclusive premiere of the official trailer.«If it's death, I'm kissing it right on the mouth,» Dan says as he answers the doorbell.

Suits cast and her close friends, George and Amal Clooney.Throughout May of 2018 Harry and Meghan made their first official appearances as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. For her inaugural attendance to the Trooping of the Colour Meghan wore an off-the-shoulder dress, reportedly breaking royal protocal.

Jeffrey Epstein? That is a terrible thing.The silver-haired actor’s charmed life took on a bit of tarnish last week when social-media folk with partisan agendas began posting photos that purported to show Chris Wallace of Fox News on Epstein’s so-called Pedophile Island with its namesake child molester. The image depicted a handsome, affluent-looking, middle-aged man assisting Wallace onto a boat.

The pregnancy of Felicity Jones led to some changes in the storyline for her new Netflix  movie, “The Midnight Sky”, written, produced and directed by George Clooney.

After Felicity Jones revealed that she was expecting her first child to George Clooney, he made a change to The Midnight Sky script.

George Clooney has joined the line-up of the BFI London Film Festival.

Naman Ramachandran Actor and filmmaker George Clooney will deliver a virtual screen talk at the 64th British Film Institute (BFI) London Film Festival, where he will discuss his career and his latest feature “The Midnight Sky.”“The Midnight Sky” is a post-apocalyptic tale that follows Clooney, playing a lonely scientist in the Arctic, as he races to stop an astronaut, played by Felicity Jones (“On the Basis of Sex”), and her team from returning home to a mysterious global catastrophe.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorGeorge Clooney Joins LFF LineupThe BFI London Film Festival has added a virtual Screen Talk with George Clooney who will discuss his career and latest feature The Midnight Sky. The event will be free to access both in the UK and internationally via the BFI YouTube channel.

A pensive George Clooney sports a rugged beard in the first photos from his forthcoming film, The Midnight Sky.

George Clooney is seen with a bushy beard in this first look photo from his upcoming Netflix movie The Midnight Sky, which will be released in December 2020.

Though he seems to always find himself in the news, whether it’s for his activism or the fact that he sold his alcohol company for $1 billion, it’s been several years since we’ve seen George Clooney on the big screen. Well, later this year, Clooney not only stars in the film, “The Midnight Sky,” but he’s also the film’s director in a sci-fi, futuristic space film that has startling connections to our current state of the world.

Celebrities are reacting to Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron's warning for citizens not to listen to outside influence after a grand jury on Wednesday decided not to bring homicide charges against the three Louisville police officers involved in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor.

George Clooney has taken a stand, declaring he is “ashamed” of his native Kentucky, after lawmakers opted not to seek charges against the officers that were responsible for Breonna Taylor’s death.

George Clooney is speaking out after there were no police officers charged in the killing of Breonna Taylor. On Wednesday (September 23), former police detective Brett Hankinson was indicted by a Kentucky grand jury on three charges of first-degree wanton endangerment for his involvement in the fatal shooting of Breonna in March.

George Clooney is speaking out afterKentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron warned that those who "have never lived in Kentucky" including "celebrities, influencers and activists" will try to "influenceour thinking or capture our emotions" in wake of the Breonna Taylor decision.