The actor rocked salt-and-pepper hair and stubble on the red carpet Matt Dillon is officially a silver fox. The 60-year-old ...

George Clooney debuted a new hair colour for his Broadway role, sparking mixed reactions. Even his family isn't entirely on board with the change.

George Clooney turned heads in New York on Tuesday after admitting that his wife, Amal, 'hates' his freshly-dyed brown hair because it makes him look older ...

The silver fox, 63, traded his signature salt-and-pepper locks for a head of dyed-brown hair ahead of his upcoming role on Broadway. The A-list actor is set to play legendary journalist Edward R.

George Clooney and his dashing salt and pepper hair are a match made in heaven. That being said, as of today, we only have ...

George Clooney, twice crowned People's Sexiest Man Alive, has long been one of Hollywood's most handsome stars. Recently, he ...

For his Broadway debut, Clooney is stepping into the shoes of the famous news anchor Edward R. Murrow. The change in hair color, he explained in an interview with the New York Times, was necessary for ...

The normally silver-haired actor stepped out in New York City ... While the Ocean’s Eleven star’s salt-and-pepper ‘do has become his signature over the years, he’s also maintained ...

The 63-year-old actor was spotted grabbing lunch with ... Murrow and has had to cover up his usual handsome salt-and-pepper hair with a dark brown dye. George appeared to have recently dyed ...

The Beauty in Black actor gives us the feels every time we see him on the steamy Netflix show. His debonair poise, dashing looks, and salt-n-pepper beard have us in a chokehold. He joins the ranks ...

The actor rocked salt-and-pepper hair and stubble on the red carpet Catherine Santino is a Style Writer-Reporter at PEOPLE. She began as a contributor for PEOPLE in 2022 and joined the staff full ...

George Clooney has ditched his signature salt-and-pepper locks ... However, the actor previously told the New York Times he wasn’t excited about having to dye his hair — and neither was ...