George Clooney & Brad Pitt Hold Surreal Press Conference

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George Clooney and Brad Pitt hold a surreal press conference for their upcoming movie Burn After Reading.

Burn After Reading is the story about two gym workers who find a CIA agent’s memoirs. The CIA agent is played by John Malkovich.

The press conference’s highlights feature a reporter asking George Clooney if she can “join their team” to which George Clooney responds, “It’s a movie.” Following up, the reporter asks if she can run around with George Clooney and Brad Pitt.

Clooney says that he might have to run away from the reporter.

At the conclusion of the press conference, reporters dash to the podium like crazed fans to meet their favorite stars.

It must be fun working the Hollywood beat. It looks like the reporters are having a lot of fun.

Video: Surreal press conference for Burn After Reading features Brad Pitt and George Clooney banter

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27

Chelsea Clinton at the DNC

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I watched the Democratic National Convention last night and saw Chelsea Clinton looking very nice while introducing her mother, Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.

I do have to admit that she has done a great job raising Chelsea Clinton. Chelsea Clinton has shown herself to be an attractive and intelligent young woman, even if her politics mirror her mother’s.

Maybe as Chelsea Clinton grows older and spends more and more time with her Wall Street friends — she worked (or maybe still works) for a hedge fund (and we all saw that CNBC report about how the hedge fund folks are all making $900 million a year) — she’ll move more to the center of the political spectrum. If that happens, look for Chelsea Clinton to become a political force, if she wants to be.

Photo: Chelsea Clinton at the DNC

Photo: Chelsea Clinton in East Chicago during the Indiana primary