George Clooney is planning to whisk Brad Pitt away on holiday after they finish filming Ocean’s 13 because he’s worried his pal is burning out.
Clooney’s fears were raised when an exhausted Pitt fell asleep on the set of the movie, and struggled to wake up again.
Pitt, according to LifeandStylemag.com, is struggling to get enough rest after he started a family with his Hollywood star lover Angelina Jolie.
A source tells the website, “Brad actually fell asleep in his dressing-room trailer the other day, and George said Brad was so exhausted, he could hardly wake him. He said Brad just isn’t getting enough sleep and has so much to do, he’s feeling overwhelmed.”
Now Clooney's planning to take Pitt away to his Italian villa as soon as the film wraps to give him a much needed rest and recuperation.
“It’s as if the old carefree Brad has been replaced by this serious, hard–working family man, and George worries Brad will crack under the stress and strain if he doesn’t learn to take it easy,” the insider adds.
Hang on though – didn’t Brad just enjoy a six month holiday in Europe and Africa with one of the world’s sexiest women?
In any case, Brad’s schedule won’t be filled up by taking over Tom Cruise’s role in the Mission: Impossible franchise.
His representative called recent reports he was to step into Ethan Hunt’s shoes as “totally made up”.
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Brawl At Paris Hilton's Pad
Brandon Davis was punched in the face Thursday night by Kevin Connolly, who stars on "Entourage." After an US Weekly party at L.A. hot spot Area, Paris Hilton held an after-hours bash at her Beverly Hills home. Pamela Anderson, Courtney Love, Dave Navarro - and past Hilton conquests Paris Latsis and Stavros Niarchos - arrived with Davis, Nicky Hilton and Nicky's boyfriend, Connolly. One partier told us: "Brandon and Nicky decided to run around and call everyone a 'loser' or 'whore' - like the way other people call each other 'sweety' or 'honey'. " Connolly didn't like either word and when the oil heir wouldn't stop, Connolly "smacked him." Davis, grandson of the late oil billionaire Marvin Davis, shrieked and cursed insults, prompting Connolly to "punch him in the face two times." After the beat-down, Connolly told blogger Perez Hilton: "He just can't talk to me the way he talks to other people." Another shock came later when Hilton nemesis Lindsay Lohan and several friends crashed the party. One observer, who was shocked Lohan had invaded her enemy's lair, said, "Paris has done so many mean things to Lindsay."
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Bruce Willis Returns For Die Hard 4!
YIPPEE-KAI-YAY! John McClane is back! Bruce Willis will be reprising his signature role as the New York City cop who is always in the wrong place at the wrong time. Twentieth Century Fox state the new movie will be titled: 'Live Free Or Die Hard'.
The film will be released June 29, 2007 (the eve of the US Independence Day holiday weekend). This is particularly appropriate date because the story itself takes place over the Fourth of July. Len Wiseman, the director of the Underworld and Underworld:Evolution is directing from a screenplay by Mark Bomback.
The Die Hard series has enjoyed huge success. The previous Die Hard films grossed almost three-quarters of a billion dollars in worldwide theatrical box office. The most recent entry, Die Hard with a Vengeance, grossed over $80 million in Japan, alone. A new generation of movie fans has adopted the Die Hard films through DVD and a successful series of videogames.
The Die Hard films are renowned for their non-stop action, and Fox promises that 'Live Free Or Die Hard' will offer the biggest and most realistic set pieces ever! In the new movie, an attack on the vulnerable United States computer infrastructure begins to shut down the entire nation. The mysterious figure behind the shattering scheme has figured out every digital angle – but he never figured on an old-fashioned, “analog” fly-in-the-ointment: John McClane. Go on Bruce!
'Live Free Or Die Hard' begins production this month.
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Tom Green Appears Nightly On 'Net
Comedian Tom Green has taken his act to the Internet with a talk show that originates from his Los Angeles living room.
The former MTV personality has launched "Tom Green Live," a Web-based production that the Los Angeles Times said Saturday draws a nightly audience of about 25,000.
"At first I thought it would be really good practice for a talk show," Green said. "Then I realized, it is a talk show."
The Times said that while A-list guests are few and far between, Green's agent is trying to line up sponsors for the show.
The venture is supported by and seen on the Web site maniatv.com.
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