Suri Cruise Exists To Some, But Baby-Daddy Tom Still Weird To All

Whoever is running the operation at Camp Cruise is either the greatest showbiz marketing genius of our time, or certifiably insane - or, as things often go in Hollywood, a pleasant mix of both.

The SuriCircus is approaching a fever-pitch frenzy with paparazzi and celebrity watchers frothing at the mouth trying to connect the (mostly missing) dots into some kind of discernible map of coherency.

Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting Currently, what we have is B-Lister Leah Remini claiming to have not only "seen" Suri, up close and in the flesh, but to have actually laid hands upon the three-month-old.

I have some questions about how a huge box office star like Tom Cruise became friends with King Of Queens TV actress Remini - the only obvious, albeit symbiotic, connection is that they are both Scientologists. And that really says a lot about their "friendship" and the veracity of her statements. Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting They are statements that read like a publicity stunt too, I might add. Remini told People magazine, "She's a beaming baby, she looks like Tom and Katie. She's just beautiful."

Remini goes on to vouch for baby daddy, saying Tom is "one of those doting dads." Mama Holmes looks "beautiful – I'm jealous of her," Remini said. "She bounced right back."

"They're just great parents," Remini added. "There wasn't a second that she was out of their arms except when I held her."

Because her arms are Scientologically pure and all.

Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting And of course, as a capper on this PR campaign, Remini assured us all that, "Suri's in great shape. Everything's fine."

No webbed feet, or tail. And she does TOO have a head.

This reminds me of a movie I once saw. The stork delivered a beautiful baby to the expectant mother. All the other mothers cooed, oohed and awed until it was revealed the baby had gi-normous ears and flew around the circus tent. Oh, the cruel laughter.

Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting In other Tom "Madhatter" Cruise news, it seems that when he's not trying to recruit other famous new mom's into the Church of Scientology, he's busy patching up his severed friendship with Hollywood mega-mogul Steven Spielberg.

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  • 1 - Rebecca

    Jul 21, 2006 at 3:25 pm

    Could Tom semi-disappear too? I'm so sick of Tom Cruise, his joy at being a new father and his relationship with Katie.

    Doesn't he have two adopted kids =from his marriage with Nicole Kidman? He's running around acting like this parenthood thing is new for him. I've just felt from the start that this whole thing is a publicity stunt. In many of the pictures with Katie, Tom looks like he's dragging her around like a dog on a leash.

  • 2 - Dawn

    Jul 21, 2006 at 3:32 pm

    I couldn't agree more Rebecca. I had the weirdest dream about Katie and Tom. I will spare you the details, but suffice it to say it end with Tom and his goons circling overhead in a helicopter and Katie weeping that she had to go or there would be some form of painful punishment awaiting her.

  • 3 - Eric Olsen

    Jul 21, 2006 at 5:57 pm

    maybe it was the helicopter from his Teenick appearance

  • 4 - Court

    Jul 21, 2006 at 7:43 pm

    I had this weird dream too. I was Katie's personal assistant and I had to go to the drugstore for her. I saw John Travolta and his wife there so I went to say Hello. Then all of a sudden all these people started coming out of the walls and the door behind me slammed shut! I realized I was locked inside The Church of Scientology! It was very scary. I don't really care whether or not they decide to show off their baby. I just think he's not playing with a full deck. I have always imagined him to be somewhat like his character in Magnolia. I feel sorry for this child caught in the middle of craziness!

  • 5 - harleygoddess

    Jul 21, 2006 at 8:11 pm

    Yikes do people really care about celebreties do?
    I'm on T Cruise boycott since his performance on the today show. He'll never get another penny from me.

  • 6 - Joanie

    Jul 22, 2006 at 3:39 am

    My son watched the South Park Scientology episode and, when it got to the part about Xenu, he looked at me and said, "that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard, Mom. What a crock! People actually believe this '162'?" He's 9 1/2. '162' is his code for shit.

  • 7 - John Galt

    Jul 22, 2006 at 11:03 am

    I guess personal attacks are not allowed because you can't stand up to the heat? Grow some balls and debate your principles. Otherwise you look just like what your blog here presents you as... a religious bigot who is jealous of Tom Cruise; who can't think for herself and has to mouth the same blather as every other media pundit. (hoping to be a big-time critic/journalist? copying everyone else just lumps you into the crowd. Be different. Research the facts.)

  • 8 - Eric Olsen

    Jul 22, 2006 at 11:18 am

    Scientologist

  • 9 - sacha

    Jul 22, 2006 at 11:59 am

    Is it possible that you blog critics are weird? I do like the part where you make personal attacks but do not allow them when they apply to the blog critics. S.

  • 10 - Greg

    Jul 22, 2006 at 12:29 pm

    To Joanie:
    I watched the South Park episode and I thought it was the stupidest thing too.

    My advice to you and your kid: Don't go to silly cartoons for comparative religion research.

    I've been in Scientology for 22 years. It's been a great influence in my life. And no, I don't shave my head, my wife and I have not signed our house over to the Church, we don't believe in any galactic emperor and we don't howl at midnight nor eat babies either.

    Whatever.
    Greg
    Scientologist, and damn proud of it.
    My Scientology site

  • 11 - Greg

    Jul 22, 2006 at 12:35 pm

    To harleygoddess:

    I guess you missed the Today Show episode one week after Tom Cruise was on. The one where Dr. Joseph Glenmullen, MD, PhD, professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical, agreed with Tom Cruise and explained to Katie Couric that "chemical imbalance" in just a theory used as a marketing tool by drug companies, and that the FDA has actually now prohibited from using the term in their advertising.

    Duh. Do some research.
    www. breggin.com
    www. blockcenter.com
    www. adhdfraud.com (or .org, I forget)
    www. prozacbacklash.com
    www. drugawareness.org

    (None of these are scientology-related.)

    best,
    Greg
    Scientologist and damn proud of it.

  • 12 - Laurel

    Jul 22, 2006 at 5:54 pm

    People who want to know about Scientology should go to www.xenu.net

  • 13 - Maria

    Jul 23, 2006 at 12:43 am

    So basically what you all are saying is the reason we haven't seen Suri is because she was eaten by her crazy dad.

  • 14 - Chelsea Snyder

    Jul 23, 2006 at 10:48 am

    No, Maria, Suri wasn't eaten by Tom. Only her head, and it was for a Scientological sacrifice. Priorities, you see...

  • 15 - Silas Kain

    Jul 23, 2006 at 10:04 pm

    Matthew.
    Mark.
    Luke.
    John.
    L. Ron Hubbard.

    I'll take Aristotle for $500, Alex.

  • 16 - Sinbad

    Jul 24, 2006 at 12:01 pm

    I too am boycotting anything Cruise. I will not purchase any tickets to anything he is in, nor will I watch any show that comes up anywhere on cable. He needs to settle down and take a crack at getting real.

  • 17 - Vita

    Jul 26, 2006 at 2:42 pm

    Hey i have to do some research before i go talking about people

  • 18 - Cheryl

    Jul 31, 2006 at 1:11 am

    Dear Greg:
    As a registered nurse and an attorney, I always thoroughly research a topic before I comment on it.

    Your responses to both Joanie and Harleygoddess were not only needlessly derogatory ("Duh, do some research" "Whatever. Greg Scientologist, and damn proud of it") but also factually inaccurate.

    Your comments were factually incorrect in that Harvard Medical School's Dr. Joseph Glenmullen does not state that "chemical imbalances" are just a theory used as a marketing tool by drug companies.

    Chemical imbalances, although not completely understood, undoubtedly cause serious problems in some individuals and can only be treated through careful medical intervention.

    Dr. Glenmullen's book, Prozac Backlash, provides an authoritative, balanced perspective on the efficacy of these drugs, explains how they react chemically in the body, when they should and should not be prescribed, and what risks they present.

    In no way does Dr. Glenmullen endorse a complete ban on these drugs, which are undeniably helpful to many of those who are suffering from true psychological illnesses caused by very real chemical imbalances in the brain.

    What Dr. Glenmullen does say, however, is that there is a potential for these drugs to be overused and over prescribed. For some patients, there are safer treatments, with fewer side effects, which may be just as (or even more) effective.

    He concludes that the current treatments should not be completely abandoned. However, alternative treatments should be explored, when appropriate.

  • 19 - Terry

    Aug 02, 2006 at 8:27 pm

    If we would all ignore this whole baby Suri thing, our "beloved" **hehe** Tom will pull another stunt to get back into the lime light...he might even bring baby Suri into to.

  • 20 - Joxe

    Aug 05, 2006 at 1:50 am

    I think most of the comments I am reading in the blogs and in the media are really nuts. Come on guys, get a life! Tom is just living HIS life and he is really happy with Katie and he has a beautiful family. You think he cares about what you losers are writing here? If I were Tom I would show my baby to no one. A family is not a circus. I would never show my bay to the world if I were him. Family is sacred and none of your business. As per the way you speak you seem to have the right to everything. Sorry, that is only true in your retarded minds. In the real universe somebody sane would do exactly what Tom is doing. He is keeping his family safe from all of you!!!!!

  • 21 - Michael

    Aug 24, 2006 at 7:26 pm

    WHO F****** CARES?

  • 22 - nancy

    Sep 12, 2006 at 7:55 pm

    i agree who cares ur all jus weird!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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