On Sunday, March 9, the Michael Clayton actor, 63, enjoyed lunch with his wife, Amal Clooney, at celeb hotspot Raoul's in New York City, per Page Six. However, there was something noticeably different with George, who was photographed getting into a car with a different hair color.

George Clooney recently said goodbye to his silver fox locks and hello to a new hair chapter. The Ocean's Eleven star, known for his striking salt-and-pepper hair, has officially gone brunette. That's right.

George Clooney stepped out with his wife, Amal, in New York City over the weekend and the Oscar-winning actor looked noticeably different with a brand new hair color – see the photos

As it happens, the transformation was not undertaken out of vanity but rather for a new role. Clooney is poised to star in the Broadway adaptation of Good Night, And Good Luck, a

George Clooney is sporting a new look – and some are doing a double take! The Academy Award winner was spotted out with a darker hairstyle, trading in his famous silver locks for brunette tresses. In photos obtained by Page Six,

The legendary actor stepped out showing off a fresh make-over on a day out with wife Amal. It turned out George Clooney's transformation was all in aid of an exciting new role he has.

George Clooney debuts on Broadway, earning $300k weekly. However, marriage tensions with Amal Clooney surfaced, raising divorce speculation despite her support. However, media reports suggest that George Clooney will be needing every penny of that $300,

He's known as a silver fox, but George Clooney's latest look is a throwback to his darker-haired days. In photos obtained by the Daily Mail, the 63-year-old ER actor had brown hair as he went out to lunch with wife Amal Clooney,

George Clooney has seemingly said goodbye to his silver fox look. The Hollywood veteran debuted his new brown locks during an outing with Amal Clooney in New York City on Sunday. The couple, who tied the knot in 2014,

George Clooney has been synonymous with his iconic salt-and-pepper look. Unlike his Hollywood peers, who frequently undergo dramatic physical changes for