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A smile goes a long way. Just ask Sarah Larson, George Clooney’s former girlfriend, who tells Hello! magazine she isn’t angry. NOT. ONE. BIT. Nope. Happy as a clam.

"I make good money. I have a house. I have all the things I've always wanted. I'm in a good place."

That’s right. No hard feelings, George. The former Vegas cocktail waitress and Christian Audigier model (her first billboard just went up Monday over the Ed Hardy boutique) will just take her big, TOTALLY UNBITTER smile to some other breathing lottery ticket. Thanks for the laughs.

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Good news for any ladies angling to be the next to steal George Clooney's heart: He's still available.

Despite recent reports that Clooney has already moved on from ex Sarah Larson, sources tell E! News that Clooney is still licking his wounds—alone. "He is not dating anyone at all," says a source. "Anyone who says he is already dating doesn't know what they are talking about."

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George Clooney doesn't just play a fixer in the movies.

The Oscar winner, who became an unofficial spokesman for the Biz during the 100-day writers' strike that screwed things up for a lot of people earlier this year, has spoken up yet again, this time in a letter urging members of the Screen Actors Guild and its little-sister union, the American Federation of TV and Radio Artists, to make sure the very actors they're trying to help don't get lost in the shuffle created by the latest studio-union showdown.

AFTRA opted to negotiate with major studios and networks independently from SAG this year, and its leaders have been criticized for their willingness to accept a deal that, as far as SAG is concerned, lets the suits off easy.

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They're some of the sexiest men on the planet, for certain. They're also some of the do-goodingest.

George Clooney, Brad Pitt and Matt Damon are directing their collective goodwill toward Myanmar, asking the country's political powers that be to allow foreign-aid workers into the cyclone-ravaged region and urging neighboring nations to send any help they can.

Not On Our Watch, the activist group of which the trio are founding fathers (along with Ocean's abettor Don Cheadle), has already donated $500,000 to the relief effort. The organization has now launched a campaign asking others to do the same, beginning with a full-page advertisement in the English-language Jakarta Post newspaper.

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Looks like Brad Pitt needed some time with the bros.

He left his sprawling estate in Correns in the south of France and took a private jet into Milan, Italy, early Wednesday evening to catch Radiohead in concert, E! News has confirmed.

And after the concert , he made the hourlong car journey to Lake Como and shacked up for the night at pal George Clooney's Villa Oleandra pad—along with his Ocean's costar, fellow former Friend of Jennifer Tate Donovan and Mr. Madge, Guy Ritchie.

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Sarah Larson's relationship with George Clooney may have ended last month, but the gorgeous It girl tells E! that her budding modeling career is in high gear.

E! News caught up with Larson, 29, at the Lexus Style Villa Sports "Power of H" event Saturday night at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego.

Larson, who attended the party with a girlfriend after walking the red carpet solo, said she signed on last week as the face of a new ad campaign for designer Christian Audigier's line of couture dresses. "I just shot it a few days ago," Larson told E! "The shoot was very sexy and feminine. It was a lot of fun."

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He just sent Sarah Larson packing—now it's George Clooney's turn to hit the road.

The Oscar winner has signed on to star in the contemporary spy thriller The Tourist, a big-screen adaptation of the best-selling Olen Steinhauer novel.

According to Variety, Clooney will also produce the Warner Bros. flick, in which he stars as a spy who is wrongly accused of murder and works to reveal the conspiracy working against him.

That'll teach Matt Damon to leave old scripts lying around Clooney's pad.

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George Clooney and Sarah Larson are splitsville, but that doesn’t mean the Ocean's Thirteen star couldn’t provide his ex with a romantic honeymoon.

Just not for the two of them.

According to a story in this week’s Life & Style Weekly, the hunk offered up the use of his Lake Como villa to a honeymooning Larson pal, and kept his word even after the breakup.

Classy.

But while we're on the subject, what about the breakup?

“It’s been hard,” says Larson friend Andrea Tiede. “All breakups are hard. She was swept up. They just had a few small fights and disagreements, and it all unraveled from there.”

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Super-private George Clooney reportedly dumped Sarah Larson because she did what any woman dating Clooney would do: kiss and tell.

A source close to Clooney tells E! News the actor broke things off with model-waitress Larson last month because he worried she was exploiting her arm candy status to advance her career.

"George is very protective of his private life," says the source. "He started feeling like she had spoken too much about the relationship. She wanted the fame."

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Brad Pitt's been chasing an Oscar so much so recently, we almost forgot how funny the guy can be. Dig his clueless personal trainer dude blackmailing a CIA badass (John Malkovich) in this just-out trailer for Joel and Ethan Coen's Burn After Reading. (Warning: This clip's got some R-rated language, kids.) Better yet, just dig the highlights.

Too bad George Clooney doesn't get as much room here, but, hey, look at that: The dad from Juno barking orders. Love that guy. Anyway, looks like a return to the zanier Lebowski-like Coen flicks we love the best (sorry, No Country for Old Men).

What do you think? Is Pitt on his game or just hamming it up with bad hair? Sound off in the comments.

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Ask and ye shall receive. Ask from George Clooney and ye get even more.

The Oscar winner is donating his football uniform from the recent box office flop Leatherheads to a museum in Kentucky dedicated to his late aunt, songstress Rosemary Clooney.

Curators of the Rosemary Clooney House Museum in Augusta had originally requested just the actor's helmet but, to their surprise, the Lexington native offered to donate his entire getup—cleats and all.

The new display opens June 7. Curator Steve Henry told the local Ledger Independent he would ideally like to add at least one costume from all of Clooney's new films to join the new Duluth Bulldogs uniform and the set of ER scrubs that are already there.

Now that would be a wardrobe you could really walk right into.