Showing posts with label george clooney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label george clooney. Show all posts

Friday, October 05, 2007

George Clooney's rampant sex

George Clooney is using a 'Liberator Sex Ramp' to aid love making after being injured in a motorbike crash.

The Hollywood heartthrob and girlfriend Sarah Larson appear to need a little extra help in the bedroom after Clooney was photographed leaving his New York townhouse carrying the purple sloped sex cushion on Wednesday.

A source said: "George is suffering a little from his fractured rib and Sarah has her leg in plaster because of her broken toe so they've bought something to make having sex a little more comfortable."

The Sex Ramp Sex Cushion is available on the internet for $149.00 and comes in blue, purple, red, tan and leopard print.

It claims it can "elevate your lovemaking 10 to 14 inches for more options off the side of the bed and superior doggie-style position.

"The Sex Ramp is engineered to support two bodies in motion, it's the stabiliser that elevates Sex Ramp Sex Cushion beyond vanilla pillow status."

The 46-year-old actor and the 28-year-old cocktail waitress were injured after George's bike collided with a car in Weehawken, New Jersey, on September 21.

Sunday, September 16, 2007

George Clooney's fame birthright

The 'Ocean's Thirteen' star finds it easy to cope with fame because he has been surrounded by celebrities since the first day he entered the world.

George said: "I grew up around famous people in Cincinnati, Ohio. In that world, my father was a big star. My aunt was a big star. And I saw how little it was to do with you. It's all about luck. I've been around this sort of thing my whole life. I know what it is."

The 46-year-old's father, Nick Clooney, was a high-profile news presenter known for his hard-hitting political journalism, while his late aunt Rosemary Clooney had a huge pop career in the 1950s.

When Rosemary's career went downhill in the 60s she went into semi-retirement and battled psychiatric problems before later becoming a well-respected jazz vocalist.