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Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes turned out to cheer on LA Galaxy at their home match at the weekend.
But it seems the celebrity couple was not only there to enjoy the football.
With David Beckham on the pitch and Victoria away on fashion duties, Tom and Katie appeared to have been roped into babysitting for their celebrity friends.
TomKat kept a close eye throughout the game on the Beckham boys, 9-year-old Brooklyn, 5-year-old Romeo and 3-year-old Cruz.
The happy family also brought along their daughter two-year-old daughter Suri, and Tom’s adopted kids, 15-year-old Isabella and 13-year-old Connor.
But the enthusiastic cheers from the box at the Home Depot Center were not enough to see the home side triumph. The New York Red Bulls scored a 2-1 Major League Soccer victory over LA Galaxy. (Source: Faded Youth Blog)
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California, May 10, 2008 - LA Galaxy vs New York Red Bulls soccer game, previews:
Last weekend was all about the youngest Cruise at Suri’s second birthday, but it was just Tom and the big kids Saturday night when he took Connor and Isabella to watch the Galaxy play. It was quite an exciting game, too as Beckham helped to lead his team to a 5-2 victory over Chivas. (Source: Popsugar)
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California, April 26, 2008 - soccer game - Los Angeles Galaxy and CD Chivas USA, previews:
A photo released by Harpo Productions Inc. shows Oprah and best pal Tom Cruise at Cruise’s home in Telluride, Colo., last week (photo seen below). They were taping an interview for The Oprah Winfrey Show to air on Friday. Then, on Monday, Tom will visit Oprah at her Chicago studio to celebrate his 25 years in films. (Source: Faded Youth Blog)
Regal Entertainment Group Chairman and CEO Mike Campbell received the Pioneer of the Year award Wednesday night in Santa Monica, Calif., from the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation.
Campbell, who entered the movie theater business in 1982 in Claiborne County, formed Regal Cinemas Inc. in 1989 and has grown the Knoxville-based company to become the world’s largest theater chain.
Campbell was recognized for contributions to the film industry and was presented with the Pioneer of the Year award by actor Tom Cruise during a ceremony at the Barker Hangar in Santa Monica. The event raised $1.2 million for the Will Rogers Motion Picture Pioneers Foundation and the proceeds will go to the Pioneers Assistance Fund to help motion picture industry veterans in need.
“I was certainly grateful and humbled by the award, but neither Regal nor I do what we do for the recognition. We do it because it is the right thing to do,” Campbell said Thursday.
Past Pioneer of the Year honorees have included Cecil B. DeMille, Jack Warner, Darryl F. Zanuck, Jack Valenti, Sumner Redstone and Sherry Lansing.
Campbell’s family and many Regal executives attended the presentation, which included entertainment by actor/comedian Kevin Pollack and music by John Fogerty.
“The entertainment was terrific. The highlight of the evening was Tom Cruise’s presentation of the Pioneer of the Year award to Mike Campbell,” said Regal spokesman Dick Westerling.
In his introduction of Campbell, Cruise pointed to characteristics the two have in common, including a passion for movies, meager backgrounds growing up and vows to help others less fortunate.
“Through hard work and determination, he turned a small business with one theater into the largest movie theater chain in the world,” Cruise said of Campbell. “He also revolutionized fundraising by being the first theater chain to promote to customers that Regal would donate a portion of the chain’s concession sales to charity. Not only did it improve concession sales, but it enabled Regal to raise over $14 million in the last 10 years on behalf of the Will Rogers Motion Picture Foundation.” (Source: Knox News)
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Apparently, he really does have a need for speed. Tom Cruise and his son, Connor, swapped the glitz and glamour of the Oscars for the grit and grunge of NASCAR’s Auto Club 500 in Fontana, California.
Wisely avoiding any Days of Thunder-style spinouts, Tom and Connor (seen above with NASCAR team owner Rick Hendrick) chucked a football around with crew members in Jimmie Johnson’s pit box.
How very manly! Here’s hoping our favorite A-list NASCAR dad bought a round of jerky for the house. (Source: E! Online)
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While the crowning jewel of award season, the Academy Awards, are Sunday this whole week is full of actors rewarding each other including yesterday’s First Annual Essence Black Women In Hollywood luncheon. Jada Pinkett Smith was one of the women of the afternoon and Will was on hand to present the award to his wife for everything that she has done in Hollywood. Tom and Katie (love her shoes) were there to help celebrate and speak about their friend alongside Kerry Washington, Gabrielle Union and Vivica A. Fox just to name a few. Best Supporting Actress Oscar nominee and possible record-breaker Ruby Dee also received an award at the luncheon and who knows, her mantel may be even more full by the end of the weekend! (Source: Popsugar)
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Tom Cruise is planning a “romantic” Valentine’s Day for wife Katie Holmes.
The actor is known for his passionate gestures - including proposing to former Dawson’s Creek star Katie on the top of Paris’ Eiffel Tower - and says this Valentine’s Day will be no different.
He said: “I have plans, and it will definitely be romantic. I’m going to keep the details to myself but it’s going to be fun though!”
Katie, who accompanied Tom to the opening of Los Angeles’ Eli Broad Contemporary Art Museum on Saturday, also spoke about the couple’s 21-month-old daughter Suri.
She said: “Every day she does something new. She’s growing up so quickly!”
Tom recently revealed he will never be disillusioned by love, and hopes to always be a romantic at heart.
He said: “I will never be down with love. Ever. I’m the guy who loves relationships. I love women. I’m very much a romantic and an optimist.”
UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Pop star Madonna hosted a celebrity-studded event on Wednesday on the lawns of the United Nations to aid Malawi orphans, the U.N. Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and — controversially — to inaugurate a new Gucci store.
Actors Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes, Demi Moore, Ashton Kutcher, Drew Barrymore, Gwyneth Paltrow and a heavily pregnant Jennifer Lopez were among many stars at the dinner that Gucci Chief Executive Mark Lee said has already raised $3.7 million.
But critics have objected to the use of the U.N. grounds to kick off a Gucci store opening and raised concerns about ties between Madonna’s charity Raising Malawi and The Kabbalah Centre, a body devoted to a mystical form of Judaism followed by the pop star.
The accusations, made mainly by bloggers, appear to stem from the fact that Raising Malawi’s founder Michael Berg is also co-director of The Kabbalah Centre.
“I don’t really pay any attention to that. I am grateful that Gucci has underwritten this event — that’s all that matters to me — their generosity. There’s always controversy surrounding anything that involves change,” Madonna told Reuters.
“I want to put Raising Malawi on the map. I want credibility as a philanthropic organization. I want to inspire people. I don’t want them to just write me a check: I want them to give me a piece of their heart,” she said.
Philippe van den Bossche, executive director of Raising Malawi, said it was “absolutely not true” that any money raised would benefit Kabbalah. He said the organization was a nonprofit, registered, nonsectarian organization intended to provide support for orphans and vulnerable children in Malawi.
GUCCI OPENING “A COINCIDENCE”
A huge tent was erected on the lawns of the United Nations for the event and security was tight. Alicia Keys, Timbaland and Rihanna were due to perform, while comedian Chris Rock was to auction off celebrity events, such as aerobics with Madonna and baseball batting practice with Yankee Alex Rodriguez.
Despite announcing the fundraising event in November as a celebration of the opening of a new Gucci store in New York, Lee said on Wednesday that “it’s a coincidence that we happen to be here and we’re opening an important store on Friday.”
“Really tonight is about the charities and the money we’re raising,” he told Reuters, while Gucci’s Creative Director Frida Giannini said that in the end the dinner was simply a “fundraising event with glamour.”
U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, who did not attend the event, said on Tuesday that he understood the proceeds would “be used for a proper purpose as agreed between UNICEF and the organizers.”
Gucci, which is owned by French retailer PPR, has paid for the entire event and said all money raised will be split between Raising Malawi and UNICEF.
Madonna’s interest in helping Malawi orphans is personal — she and her husband, director Guy Ritchie, are raising a young Malawian boy they hope to adopt. But the adoption has hit several stumbling blocks since they took him from an orphanage in late 2006 when he was 13 months old.
Rights groups have accused Madonna of using her fame and wealth to circumvent the country’s adoption rules, although the singer has insisted she is following the law. Malawi’s High Court is to hold a hearing this year into whether Madonna and Ritchie are suitable parents and should adopt the child.
(Additional reporting by Sharon Reich and Patrick Worsnip; Editing by Eric Walsh) (Source: Yahoo! News)
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