Is Doctor Ross Back??

Could the gorgeous Doctor Doug Ross be returning to County General? That's what the rumour mill is saying, with Hollywood super hunk George Clooney set to reprise his role on ER next year for the show's final episodes. Clooney's character left the show in 1999, during season five of the fourteen season show, before returning for a guest appearance the following season. With the show being given the boot at the end of season fifteen next year, George and fellow former co-star Julianna Margulies - who played Doctor Ross' love interest Carol Hathaway - have both been approached to do guest stints for the finale. Will Doctor Ross come back? I'm sure many a ER fan will be jumping on their sofas if Doctor Ross walks back through County General's doors.

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'Leatherheads' European Premiere

Renee Zellweger and George Clooney attend the European premiere of their new movie Leatherheads in London on Tuesday.

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Renee Zellweger @ 'Letterman'

Renee Zellweger arrives at the Ed Sullivan Theatre in NYC on Thursday for a taping of The Late Show with David Letterman, where the actress promoted her new flick Leatherheads. Co-star George Clooney was on the show earlier in the week.

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'Leatherheads' Hollywood Premiere

George Clooney and girlfriend Sarah Lawson rocked the premiere of Leatherheads on Monday night in Hollywood. Larson looked hot in a Armani mini dress. George's co-star Renee Zellweger was also there, as was Cindy Crawford.

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George & Renee Promote 'Leatherheads'

George Clooney gives co-star Renee Zellweger a hand on Wednesday while the pair are in Salisbury, North Carolina, promoting their new movie Leatherheads.

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Globes Update - What's Happening With the Strike

The 65th Annual Golden Globes will go ahead on January 13th, but many a star - nominated or otherwise - will not be filling the Beverly Hilton Hotel. The stars are lining up in droves to support the Writers Guild of America, who have been striking for at least a month and a half over not getting a cut in Internet downloads of the shows they work on. A threatened picket line by the WGA has made several stars up for a Globe announce they will not be attending. Confirmed stars not attending: Keira Knightley, out of respect for her writer mum; Medium's Patricia Arquette; Australian stars Cate Blanchett, Rachel Griffiths and Russell Crowe; Julia Roberts, George Clooney, Angelina Jolie, John Travolta and Johnny Depp. The American Screen Actors Guild has announced a "unanimous" decision by the stars listed above, as well as others, to boycott the Globes this year.