Jay Kelly' star George Clooney shared a gross story about regularly handling old ladies' foot corns before he made it big as a Hollywood actor.

George Clooney is remembering the role that made him famous. Clooney's role as the hunky Dr. Doug Ross in the medical drama catapulted him to stardom — and solidified his Hollywood heartthrob status. He would go on to launch a prolific film career.

Despite decades passing by and George Clooney becoming one of the most revered names in Hollywood, it seems that the Batman & Robin star is still not over Brad Pitt taking away his role in Thelma & Louise,

George Clooney made a name for himself with ER, but before that, he performed low-key foot operations.During George’s recent appearance on Live With Kelly and Mark, the Jay Kelly star

George Clooney slams celebrity diva behavior on sets, sharing how his Kentucky farm upbringing keeps him grounded in Hollywood's ego-driven culture.

George Clooney wasn't told he'd be watching a sizzle reel of his long career filming "Jay Kelly." The tears he sheds on screen? Totally real.

In a new interview, Clooney, 64, who rose to fame as Dr. Doug Ross on NBC ’s hit medical series ER and now stars in Noah Baumbach ‘s latest film, Jay Kelly, alongside Adam Sandler, shared that he has seen some major diva behavior on movie sets over the years.

George Clooney has starred in a wide variety of films over the decades he's worked as an actor. Here are George Clooney's highest- and lowest-rated movies.

George Clooney led a parade of old favorites back to "ER" on Thursday as the medical drama nears the end of its 15-year run. Clooney, who left the show in 1999 to pursue movie stardom, reprised his character Dr. Doug Ross. Now in Seattle, Ross works with ...