As a child, Catherine loved organizing family bingo parties. She would do everything: make the numbered bingo balls and the bingo cards, organize the prizes, and get her parents and brothers involved in the bingo games. It's a childhood memory that she still cherishes.
But some things never change, and one of them is Catherine's love of the game of bingo. Every Christmas, she organizes a bingo party for her family and her closest friends, just as she did way back when. Friends of the family have said that Michael was skeptical at first — he thought bingo was a silly game — but that he has lately become an enthusiastic bingo player himself.
Catherine Zeta-Jones likes to put her fame to good use by helping others, and one of the ways she does it is by appearing as a celebrity bingo caller at charity bingo fund-raising events. These events are not your typical 10-pence bingo games at the local bingo hall. Entrance to the event together with one bingo card typically costs about £50, and each bingo card after that can cost £25 .
Now, when you think of the game of bingo, think of Catherine Zeta-Jones: beautiful, talented, successful, and generous to those in need. Catherine Zeta-Jones is a fine representative of the great game of bingo.
About Catherine Zeta-Jones
She also starred in a version of Bugsy Malone. At 14, Mickey Dolenz of "The Monkees" fame was visiting Wales and stopped by the Grand Theater to audition her for The Pyjama Game. He was so impressed with her performance that she was offered the opportunity to join his show for the rest of the tour. 
By 1987 Catherine Zeta-Jones was starring in 42nd Street as Peggy Sawyer in the West End. Once the show closed, the actress travelled to France, where she received the lead role in French director Philippe de Broca's 1001 Nights also known as Sheherazade, her feature film debut.
In 2003, she voiced Marina in Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas opposite Brad Pitt, as well as starring in Intolerable Cruelty with George Clooney. In 2004 she was in The Terminal, as well as Ocean's Twelve. 
In 2005, she reprised her role as Elena in The Legend of Zorro, the sequel to The Mask of Zorro. In 2007, she starred in the romantic comedy No Reservations, a remake of the German film Mostly Martha. She stars in and produces the rugby union-related comedy, Coming Out. The film is produced by her company Milkwood Films. 
Nothing beats the best of the VIP world better than celebrity poker players. They are rich, lucrative, and glamorous. They make the best out of the luxurious and featherbedding lifestyle that is furnished to them by casinos, poker tournaments and basically anywhere they go, simply for their star-status appeal.
Most actors that were involved in gambling movies developed a keen interest like George Clooney.
The E.R. man and numerous hit films such as Solaris, Intolerable Cruelty, Syriana, 3 Kings, The Perfect Store, From Dusk To Dawn, O'Brother Where Art Thou? did not only star in gambling related movies such as Ocean's 11, Ocean's 12, and Ocean's 13 but also has taken an active role in the gambling business when he invested an unknown sum of money in a $3 billion resort in a Las Vegas.
"I wanted it to be like old Vegas and old Hollywood. It's going to be a classy joint," Said Clooney.
While filming the movie Ocean's 12 in Rome, George Clooney, along with co-stars Brad Pitt and Matt Damon and their guest, Michael Douglas, husband of co-star Catherine Zeta-Jones, were engaged in late-night poker sessions, and some of them were as good as professional players.
PokerStars teamed up with the cast and producer of this summer 2007 Hollywood blockbuster "Ocean's Thirteen" and offered a truly unique set of tournament prizes. Just by playing poker, players joined PokerStars in sending much-needed funds to relieve the suffering in the war-torn region of Darfur.
George Clooney play poker together with the Ocean's 11, 12 and 13 co-star Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, and Don Cheadle, plus producer Jerry Weintraub launched Not On Our Watch, a foundation that focus in the international attention on the ongoing suffering in Darfur. The $1 million donation was made at a special event last May 22nd 2007 two days before the May 24th World Premiere held at the Cannes Film Festival.
He joined in the 2007 World Series Of Poker Tournament that was named "Ante up for Africa" to benefit the overwhelming social, economic and humanitarian crises in Darfur, Africa in 2007. Celebrities that participated in this $5,000 buy-in tournament included: Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Don Cheadle, Jennifer Tilly, Adam Sandler And James Woods.
George Clooney also took part in the recent 3rd Ante Up For Africa Poker tournament happened at at the Rio All-Suite Hotel and Casino last July 2, 2009.
In 2006, the Academy Awards nominated George Clooney for Achievement in Directing and Original Screenplay for “Good Night, and Good Luck," and Best Performance By An Actor In A Supporting Role for “Syriana”.
Clooney is first seen having to do with poker in “Ocean's Eleven”. Nevertheless, the poker fans among us are for an even more special treat in the planned sequel “Ocean's Thirteen” released in 2007, which is being composed by the same scriptwriters who wrote “Rounders”, a popular poker flick.
Yes, it is very true! George Clooney will be playing Dr. Ross once again when he makes a guest appearance for ER's 15th and final season. Even more exciting, the sexy doc was said to be filming with his ER love interest, Julianna Margulies! (I've caught a glimpse of him filming and it appears that he is wearing a wedding ring! Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ross, loves it!)I can't contain my excitement! The hospital drama has stepped up this season with appearances from some of our favorite docs, but I have a feeling this one might top them all! Tune in! The season finale airs April 2nd on NBC.
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If George Clooney wasn't perfect enough! Get this. While vacationing on the Mediterranean this summer with various friends including Cindy Crawford and hubby Rande Gerber, Clooney has not only been showing off his barbecuing talent, but also lending a helping hand, babysitting the couple's two kids, Presley and Kaia!
So, last night, major happenings in NYC! The Costume Institute Gala brought out many an A-lister to The Met and I just happened to be eyeing the red carpet as the stars were arriving. And by happened to be there, I mean I walked by on my way home and was across the street, stuck behind paparazzi and other ecstatic, not to mention screaming and waving (yes I waved) fans like myself. Although I didn't get a chance to see my love George Clooney (so upset!), I did show up just in time to catch a glimpse of actual superheroes welcoming guests at the bottom of The Met stairs, Mr. Big, Jason Lewis (hard to believe, but even more good-looking in person) the Beckhams, Tom and Katie, J.Lo, MKO (oh sorry, aka my abbreviation for Mary-Kate Olsen, who I'm sure just loved hearing my shout out to her and her sister), Mr. Lagerfeld himself, Blake Lively (so excited to see Serena considering I was missing Monday's ep. of Gossip Girl to star gaze), Valentino, Bonjovi, Eva Longoria and the list goes on.
