According to the latest gossip news updates, George Clooney is only interested in two things after recently getting married to London lawyer, Amal Alamuddin, in Venice this past September: Stopping North Korea's taking Hollywood hostage and making some little Batman babies with his new wife. Word has it that the svelte attorney is sadley being as about as cooperative as Kim Jung-Un. The rumor is that Clooney is dying to have Amal sporting a little baby bump as soon as possible, but she wants to wait for at least another year. Regardless of the pregnancy reports, however, right this minute all Clooney is publicly talking about is the Sony Hack and how the Interview should still be shown at all costs.
George Clooney thinks that the reason the Sony hackers were able to cow tow the motion picture industry into doing it's bidding had to do with the country's inability to see it as a legitimate attack launched by the North Korean government.
In an interview Clooney gave to Deadline he explained that it isn't just the entertainment industry that will feel the repercussions of this monumental change in history:
"We have a new paradigm, a new reality, and we're going to have to come to real terms with it all the way down the line.
"Now, I say this is a situation we are going to have to come to terms with, a new paradigm and a new way of handling our business. Because this could happen to an electric company, a car company, a newsroom. It could happen to anybody.
"We need to figure out, what are we going to do now -- when we know the cyberattacks are real, and they're state-sponsored."
Tomake things even worse, George is reportedly just as frustrated with how things are going on the home front.
A source told Radar Online that at 53, Clooney is ready to hurry up and start his family with Amal liked they planned, but now that their married Alamuddin has supposedly flipped the script on him:
"The baby topic has caused a lot of tension between the two.
"She'd like a year to adjust to her marriage and newfound fame before dealing with a pregnancy or the red tape of a complicated international adoption.
"George feels like he's a victim of a bait and switch."
Let's just hope the world's still worth living in by the time their first baby is finally born.
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