‘Vicious’ was ‘turning point’ for Clooney

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Los Angeles, Jan 14 (IANS) Actor George Clooney says his role in “Vicious” helped to launch his career.

The “Monuments Men” actor starred as a male-prostitute drug-dealer in the 1986 play.

“In those days, most small theatre was as much a showcase as anything else. No one would have tape of themselves unless they’d gotten work on a show or a film. So agents and casting directors would come to the plays regularly to look for actors…that’s how it worked,” New York magazine quoted Clooney as saying, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

“I got an agent from it. I got guest shots on TV shows from it. I got my sag card from it. I always look back at that play as the turning point for me. Later, we took it to the Steppenwolf Theatre. It was really a terrific play! That was the first time I really felt like, ‘Okay, I’m in the right business, and I shouldn’t be embarrassed about everything I do,” the 54-year-old added.

Madonna pays tribute to David Bowie

Singer Madonna paid tribute to the late rock legend David Bowie at her concert in Texas which is a part of her Rebel Heart tour.

The 57-year-old covered Bowie’s hit “Rebel rebel” as a picture montage of the star which was displayed on a big screen behind her, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

Following her performance on Tuesday night, she dramatically dropped to the floor and put her arms out in front of her.

Sharing an image of the moment on Twitter, she wrote: “Paying Tribute to My Favorite Rebel. Thank you!……….David Bowie #rebelhearttour”.

She also included lyrics to the song as she posted another tribute from the show.

Bowie died of cancer on January 10.


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