Clooney in Chad
The New York Times' Nicholas Kristof recently took at trip to Chad with an unlikely sidekick: George Clooney. Kristof was skeptical at first, but Clooney -- always the charmer! -- won him over, and thus Kristof came to see the potential benefits of celebrity advocacy.
The New York Times’ Nicholas Kristof recently took at trip to Chad with an unlikely sidekick: George Clooney. Kristof was skeptical at first, but Clooney — always the charmer! — won him over, and thus Kristof came to see the potential benefits of celebrity advocacy.
Here’s the buddy movie that resulted from their trip.
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