Clooney Takes Aim at 'Gawker Stalker' Site By LYNN ELBER, AP Entertainment Writer

Clooney Takes Aim at 'Gawker Stalker' Site By LYNN ELBER, AP Entertainment Writer
Fri Mar 31, 9:18 PM ET



LOS ANGELES - George Clooney is known as a prankster, but his plan to undermine a Web site that posts celebrity sightings is no joke, his publicist said Friday.

Clooney has suggested swamping Gawker.com's "Gawker Stalker" feature with false notes about stars' whereabouts, spokesman Stan Rosenfield said.

In an e-mail Rosenfield recently distributed on Clooney's behalf to other high-powered publicists, the actor calls for publicity firms and their clients to join the effort against the site that some have called a threat to celebrities.

"There is a simple way to render these guys useless," Clooney said in the message. "Flood their Web site with bogus sightings. Get your clients to get 10 friends to text in fake sightings of any number of stars.

"A couple hundred conflicting sightings and this Web site is worthless. No need to try to create new laws to restrict free speech. Just make them useless. That's the fun of it. And then sit back and enjoy the ride," Clooney writes, signing the note, "Thanks, George."

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Here's an idea folks! Stop shelling out good 'Gringo' dollars to see trashy movies made by 'wannabe actors' like Clooney. I say 'wannabe' because Clooney and his ilk are surely not actors. Clooney and his ilk want privacy let's give it to them by ignoring their movies and hurt them where it hurts the most, in their wallets!