People magazine 25 most intriguing people of 2014

And not-so-behind the scenes, hearts broke everywhere when London-based attorney Amal Alamuddin, 36, took longtime bachelor George Clooney, 53, off the market and became Mrs. Clooney during a glamorous September soirée.

Tell me if Amal is on the list of the "most intriguing." If she is, I won't read it. There were way more fascinating people than the one whose claim to fame is that she snagged George Clooney.

melbert wrote:And not-so-behind the scenes, hearts broke everywhere when London-based attorney Amal Alamuddin, 36, took longtime bachelor George Clooney, 53, off the market and became Mrs. Clooney during a glamorous September soirée.

Oh. Never mind.

Pfft.

Way2, I'm sure Amal is on the list. I hate these lists. Most beautiful, sexiest, important and intriguing people lists that mags do cover stories on. Just a way to make extra $. Maybe in some circles these "annointments" give these people some added cred and publicity but it seems pretty meaningless otherwise. Of course you never heard me complain when George was made sexiest man of the year twice. The exception. HA!

TV titan Shonda Rhimes, 44, turned Thursday nights into ShondaLand, adding How to Get Away with Murder to a lineup that already included longtime hit Grey's Anatomy and Scandal. And 40-year-old Jimmy Fallon, who took over the hosting duties on The Tonight Show, became the king of late night with his post-prime time hilarity.

Behind the scenes, comedian and 30 Rock star Tracy Morgan, 46, is still bravely fighting to recover from the injuries sustained in a car crash in June.

And not-so-behind the scenes, hearts broke everywhere when London-based attorney Amal Alamuddin, 36, took longtime bachelor George Clooney, 53, off the market and became Mrs. Clooney during a glamorous September soirée.

Well they got Shonda right, and then Stan earned his pay this week.

I need to brush up on the definition of "intriguing." Apparently, it's changed...

Way2Old4Dis wrote:I need to brush up on the definition of "intriguing." Apparently, it's changed...

verb (used with object), intrigued, intriguing.

1. to arouse the curiosity or interest of by unusual, new, or otherwise fascinating or compelling qualities; appeal strongly to; captivate:   The plan intrigues me, but I wonder if it will work.

2. to achieve or earn by appealing to another's curiosity, fancy, or interest:
to intrigue one's way into another's notice.

3. to draw or capture:
Her interest was intrigued by the strange symbol.

4. to accomplish or force by crafty plotting or underhand machinations.

5.
Obsolete. to entangle.

6.
Obsolete. to trick or cheat.


4, 5 and 6 the nutter's version!  brahahahahaha