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Sandra Bullock Defends George Clooney Wife Amal?

Depending on who you talk to, Amal Alamuddin is either one of the nicest or the nastiest people that you will ever meet in Hollywood. According to the latest gossip news updates, George Clooney's wife is so irascible that she has taken to insulting his longtime friend, Cindy Crawford, right to her face when they are in public. To hear Batman's bestie Sandra Bullock tell it, however, Amal is one of the sweetest people you are ever going to meet. The 'Gravity' actress recently explained that shortly after meeting Amal she knew that she would make the perfect mate for Clooney.
  • Wendy Williams Talks Justin Bieber & Miley Cyrus Dating?

    While most folks would usually be all for someone adopting a dog that needed a home, Wendy Williams thinks Miley Cyrus is a bit of a fool to help her ex-boyfriend, Liam Hemsworth, find a new pet following their split. Interestingly however, Wendy doesn't seem surprised at all that Justin Bieber would charge his fans -- most of whom are no doubt teenagers without jobs -- more than $2000 for a VIP seat to see his new Purpose World Tour. Although Wendy has been accused of taking members of the black community to task while glossing over the issues of white celebrities, BET's late night talk show host claims that she draws as big as audience as she does precisely because she makes a point of being inclusive -- not divisive.
  • ‘Leftovers’ Boss Talks Dead Kevin Purgatory Hotel: Justin Theroux’s ‘American Horror Story’

    During last week’s episode of 'The Leftovers', “International Assassin,” we were taken all the way to purgatory and back, after Justin Theroux’s character Kevin kinda sorta killed himself to get rid of ghost Patti. Now the show’s boss, Tom Perrotta, is talking about weather what Kevin experienced in the hotel purgatory was real or not. And we thought 'American Horror Story’s' hotel was weird.
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