Matt Damon had Another Baby

Matt Damon’s wife Luciana Bozan Barroso, aka Luciana Damon, gave birth to a baby girl Wednesday. The baby’s name is Gia Zavala Damon. Gia has two big siters, Isabella (2) and Alexia (10). Matt said:

"I’m taking the rest of the year off. I’m just hanging out with my family."

Congrats!

Matt Damon Expecting Another Baby

Matt Damon (37) and his wife Luciana (32) are expecting another baby. This is the third child for the family. Daughter Isabella was born in June 2006, and Luciana has a 9-year-old daughter, Alexia, from a previous marriage. Matt’s rep said:

"They couldn’t be happier. They’re so excited!"

It’s great to see so many celebrities starting families these days.

Sarah Silverman is Effing Matt Damon - Video

Sarah Silverman and Jimmy Kimmel just celebrated five years together as a couple, and Sarah made this video to let him know she’s f***ing Matt Damon. This was really funny, because I like seeing Matt Damon act foolish.

Matt Damon is People’s Sexiest Man Alive

Matt Damon was named People magazine’s Sexiest Man Alive for 2007. Matt said:

"You’ve given an aging suburban dad the ego-boost of a lifetime."

Which means he probably doesn’t agree with their choice either.

George Clooney Feels Guilty for His Effect on Italian Town

George Clooney joined 300 residents in signing a petition against development in the town of Laglio on Lake, MSNBC reports.

“Yes I signed it. Almost every member of the town signed it,” the 46-year-old actor said in an e-mail to The Associated Press on Friday.

“My concern is that this village that has stood for hundreds of years would be destroyed simply because I happened to have lived there for the last six years. I told my neighbors that I would do what they wanted. And it seemed that they didn’t want to demolish the harbor where all the local fishermen keep their boats,” Clooney said.
Clooney, who won an Oscar for his role in “Syriana,” said the petition appeared to have had the desired effect, and that the mayor had announced Thursday that at least some of the plans — which opponents say would damage the environment as well as the 18th-century old harbor — had been scrapped.

“The petition, signed by three-fourths of the town, seems to have proved the difference. It’s a testament to the character of the people in Laglio,” the actor said.

Clooney’s 15-bedroom villa on Lake Como is impressive and legendary for housing his superstar friends, but it’s not nearly as exclusive as one might think. He reportedly took a "dancer" there, remember?

We’re all for preserving traditions and protecting old towns. It’s just that, as thoughtful and civically responsible as Clooney’s actions are, the no-more-growth approach smacks of a NIMBY thing…or even post-gentrification exclusion.

The place is so great, but now that he’s found it he wants to preserve the throwback, relaxed lifestyle and nobody else should come?

Just doesn’t seem fair to Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, et al.

They’ve probably fallen in love with the town now, too.