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George Clooney makes shocking confession about his drug past
George Clooney admitted to doing “blow and stuff” in the ’80s.
The 64-year-old actor opened up about doing drugs during ’80s in a recent interview with Esquire published on October 6.
The Oscar winning actor admitted that he “did blow and stuff” during his early acting days in Los Angeles but he noted that drugs were “never a big issue” for him.
“Eighty-two, I tried — I did blow and stuff,” he told the publisher. “I used to make jokes about how I did too many drugs, but the truth is, it was never a big issue for me at all.”
George went on to say, “And look, there was an episode of Taxi where they’re all doing blow. At the time, it was like, No, this is not like heroin. It’s not addictive. But then it was like, Oh, well, it’s actually pretty f****** bad.”
“Plus, it was all cut with mannitol. The baby laxative. Everybody would do a line and then take a s***,” he added.
Moreover, George said that Marijuana is “not my drug,” and about 15 years ago he and his friends had some weed brownies and went to watch The Wizard of Oz soundtracked by Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon.
“And we were f****,” George recalled, “I literal — I think all of us — there was like twenty of us in the screening room, and the movie ended, and we sat there without speaking for, like, hours. Hours!”
Taylor Swift is giving fans a glimpse into how her latest album The Life of a Showgirl came to life.
Taking to Instagram on Monday, Swift made a major announcement alongside behind-the-scenes photos from the studio.
The Grammy-winner wrote in the caption about the creative process, stating, “Being in the studio and creating these songs was an unforgettable experience, but luckily I don’t ever have to forget it because I was recording while we were writing.”
She went on to add, “and now it’s a way to look back on the process and give you guys a glimpse into how we wrote these songs, and hear the moments we thought of these ideas in real time.”
The Lover singer announced that The Life of a Showgirl (Deluxe) will include acoustic versions of a couple popular songs. Notably, it will also include voice memos that offer an inside glimpse at the creative process.
“The Life of a Showgirl (DELUXE Alone In My Tower Acoustic Version) featuring “The Life of a Showgirl” (Original Songwriting Voice Memos) Act 1 & Act 2 are available now on iTunes for 24 hours,” Taylor Swift concluded.
KARACHI: Pakistan’s Arfan Dad advanced to the semifinals of the Asian Heyball Championship after a remarkable day in which he defeated two Indian cueists back-to-back.
The UK-based player first overpowered India’s Shahbaaz Adil Khan 7–3 in the Round of 16 before edging out Shivam Arora 7–6 in a tense quarterfinal encounter.
Arfan will now face another Indian player, Sundeep Gulati, in the semifinal clash later today.
Heyball, known as the Chinese version of 8-ball pool, differs mainly in table standards and pocket design.
Pakistan is represented at the championship by two players — Arfan Dad and Nadeem Gull. Gull, however, was eliminated in the Round of 32.
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