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From "The Believer" to "Lars and the Real Girl", passing through his nomination to the Oscars for "Half Nelson", Ryan is regarded today as one of the most talented actors of our generation.
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About Ryan Gosling
Gosling made the transition to the big screen playing one of the squad of players coping with the integration of the football team in the 1970s-set true-life drama "Remember the Titans" (2000).
He followed with a galvanizing performance as an articulate and intelligent young Jewish teen who becomes involved with a neo-Nazi group in "The Believer" (2001).
The Sundance-screened film was inspired by a real-life event, though writer-director Henry Bean took some liberties with the tale, moving the time frame from the 60s to the present. The film picked up the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance in part because of Gosling's star-making turn.
The young actor next was cast as another troubled teen trying to cope with life in a violent world in "The Slaughter Rule" (2002) before turning murderous as a teen trying to outwit an FBI agent (Sandra Bullock) in "Murder By Numbers" (2002).
Gosling's performance in that film made a mark among Hollywood players, but to the public he was primarily known as Bullock's rumored paramour (both denied any romantic relationship).
Serious and responsible, he tries to carry the world on his shoulders and rarely lets others know that he needs help and support. Ryan Gosling denies or ignores his own emotional needs and feels that others will not accept him if he appears "weak". He is especially uncomfortable with emotional dependency, and tells himself and others (even children) not to be a "baby". Ryan Gosling needs to accept that no one is self-sufficient all the time, and to be gentler with his "childish" emotional needs and wants. To others, he may appear to be rather hard-nosed and tough, with a businesslike attitude toward their personal concerns and feelings. Actually, no one is a truer friend. His feelings and loyalties run deep, but he often does not let people know how much he cares. Ryan Gosling also sometimes needs to learn to relax, enjoy himself, and play.
His own feelings and emotions are something of an enigma to Ryan, and it is often difficult for him to share with others what he is feeling.
Ryan Gosling frequently withdraws from contact with the world, and needs a healing, peaceful environment in order to blossom and come out of his.
Gosling identifies with the oppressed, disenfranchised or underdog in any situation and he wants to help them or care for them in some way.
Ryan has conflicting emotional desires and needs which complicate his personal life and relationships. He may feel that he cannot depend on his love partner to take care of him or perhaps Gosling cannot decide what he really wants in love relationships: a parent or a lover. If his needs for emotional sustenance and love are not satisfied, overeating (especially sweets) can become a problem.
Ryan Gosling possesses the gifts of tact, courtesy and consideration, and has a strong desire to please and understand his love partner. Because he values harmony so highly, Ryan Gosling will compromise a great deal to avoid any discord or conflict in his relationships. Ryan does not like to dwell on controversial or emotional subjects and often tries to "smooth things over" or "sweep them under the rug".
In love relationships, Ryan Gosling wants an intellectual peer, an equal and a friend. He is attracted to people who have a certain finesse, delicacy and subtlety. Ryan Gosling appreciates good manners and refinement and is not happy with coarseness or bluntness in a person.
Ryan Gosling craves very intense, deep, emotional relationships, and would even prefer stormy, tumultuous relationships to ones that are smooth but lacking vitality and passion. Ryan loves wholeheartedly and expects all-consuming, total devotion and attention from his partner. Casual, light relationships hold no appeal for Gosling.
Ryan has deep, compelling love feelings that seem irresistible and often irrational. His love relationships are very passionate and intense, and Gosling experiences both agony and ecstasy in love. Ryan Gosling is always profoundly changed by his love experiences, though this change may stem from painful and difficult confrontations or separations. He is somewhat emotionally fanatic about things he cares about.
August 26, •
Ryan Gosling’s “HOPE” T-Shirt
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Canuck cutie Ryan Gosling, The New Adventures of Old Christine star Julia-Louis Dreyfus and Juno scribe Diablo Cody have been bringing HOPE in style. They all have been supporting Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama in his 2008 presidential campaign by wearing a “HOPE” t-shirt.
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August 8, •
Ryan Gosling hangs out on Sunset 5 Plaza (August 05)
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Here some pictures of Ryan at the Sunset 5 Plaza on August 5th:

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- Candids: Ryan Gosling hangs out on Sunset 5 Plaza (August 05)
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July 31, •
Ryan Gosling’s DJ Debut
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Ryan Gosling made his deejay debut Tuesday night at Green Door lounge in Hollywood. Arriving at 9 p.m., the actor settled into what is said to be a weekly gig at the lounge’s Tuesday jazz night.
For Gosling, deejaying is “a pretty new thing for him,” says the friend. “He’s been messing around. He’s really into music, and he’s a fan of the night – and here he is.”
Spinning tunes from the ’40s and ’50s, Gosling, 27, was dressed from the era, sporting a white T, black pants and motorcycle jacket.
Rachel McAdams was there to support his ex-boyfriend, along with other celebs on hand were Catherine Keener, Shane West and hockey ace Sean Avery, who chatted up an enamored Keener.
Once the live jazz band took the stage, Gosling mingled with friends and hung out on the patio.
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July 17, •
Strolling in NYC with a mystery woman
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More pictures of Ryan strolling in NYC with a mystery woman:

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July 10, •
Ryan Gosling Speaks On Washington Panel For Darfur
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Joining the ranks of George Clooney and Don Cheadle, Ryan Gosling took part in a panel addressing the concerns and problems in Darfur.
The actor was in Washington D.C. on Wednesday with the ENOUGH Project (an organization aimed at ending genocide) to speak on the “Confronting Genocide and Mass Atrocities,” panel at the Campus Progress National Conference, the Washington Post reports.
“For some reason, there’s an interest in what people who do what I do have to say. I don’t particularly have that much to say . . . but I do have these experiences that I can relay. I’m honored to have these experiences,” Ryan, who appeared to be rather modest during the start of the panel, said.
The “Lars and the Real Girl” actor experienced life in Darfur first hand with a recent trip to a refugee camp in the war-torn country. He said celebrity carried very little weight on the other side of the globe.
”[People in Darfur looked at me] not like I was just some actor from Hollywood who was there to have an experience. They looked at me like I was somebody who could really do something. And I didn’t consider myself in that way,” he added.
His visit with Darfur refugees appears to have left a lasting impression on the actor.
“I still can see the way they looked at me,” he added.
Ryan was joined on the panel by ENOUGH Project Co-chairman John Prendergast and African activist Betty Bigombe.
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