Cruise: Last News

Actor Seth Rogen recently opened up about meeting Tom Cruise in the 2000s and the details of their encounter are intriguing, to say the least. The Interview star, 39, appeared on The Howard Stern Show this week and opened up about meeting Cruise in 2006, right after his daughter Suri’s birth.

Back in December, audio of Tom Cruise leaked to the press of him yelling at the crew of Mission: Impossible 7 for breaking COVID-19 protocols to keep everyone safe while filming.

Tom Cruise is known for doing his own stunts in films and for Mission Impossible: 7 he took on his most dangerous one yet!

Tom Cruise stands by his tirade against production members who allegedly broke COVID-19 protocols on the set of “Mission: Impossible 7”. A video of the incident surfaced last year and attracted industry and non-industry eyes to the London set of the action sequel.

Seth Rogen just dished so many interesting details about the meeting he had with Tom Cruise in the mid-2000s.

Wow, we knew the Golden Globes were in trouble, but we didn’t expect this to ever actually happen — they might be done for good!

Tom Cruise has reportedly joined the growing list of famous faces returning their Golden Globe awards amid the diversity controversy.

Seth Rogen is recalling an “odd” encounter with Tom Cruise.

The most dramatic awards season ever may not include any shows at all. NBC announced on May 10, that they will no longer air the Golden Globes in 2022 following backlash against the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

EXCLUSIVE: Add Tom Cruise to the chorus of outrage against the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. Deadline hears that the actor today has delivered back to the HFPA the three Golden Globe trophies he has won over the years.

The 2022 Golden Globes will not air on NBC amid the backlash against the Hollywood Foreign Press Association.

Tom Cruise is the latest celebrity to protest against the HFPA and he did so by returning all three of his Golden Globes awards.

Tom Cruise has been trying his best to wrap up the shoot of Mission Impossible 7 as soon as possible but the filming is known to have been getting into trouble every now and then. From stunts going wrong to the overall delay caused by the pandemic, it has been a rough ride for the film's seventh installment.

Katie Holmes, 42, was spotted out with her mini-me daughter Suri Cruise, 15. The pair rocked matching cardigans from KHAITE as they stepped out in New York City on Friday, May 7, looking stylish as always. The Dawson’s Creek alum kept her look casual in a straight legged pair of jeans and Gucci‘s white Jordaan loafers. Katie had a huge blue duffle bag slung over her shoulder, accessorizing with a black protective face mask and a ’90s inspired bucket hat.

Jake Quickenden has admitted than he has "really bad anxiety" at the thought of getting away for work now that he has a son.

Putt it this way – there’s no such thing as Mission Impossible for Tom Cruise if there’s a chance of having a hole lot of fun.

Tom Cruise has been hailed a hero after a crew member on his 1988 film Cocktail shared the moment the star apparently ‘saved’ the life of co-star Elisabeth Shue.The pair were filming scenes for the classic movie in Jamaica, with a helicopter capturing the lovers riding horses along a beach.Bill Bennett, the man filming from the chopper, recalled the reported near-miss in a Facebook group, Crew Stories, which will make the hairs stick up on the back of your neck.Writing in a Facebook post recently, Bill claimed he witnessed Tom ‘save Elisabeth Shue’s life for real’, after the actress came ‘feet’ away from walking into a helicopter’s spinning rotor blades – which can kill in an instant.Remarkably, writer/director Mike Timm said he sent Bill’s

READ MORE: Fast and Furious 9 Vin Diesel: 'Paul Walker sent John Cena to me'Bennett explained the helicopter's engine would remain on between takes and both the overhead rota and the tail rota would keep spinning, creating a dangerous scenario. He went on: "It was also quite loud, and you had to shout to be heard over the noise of the engine.

Gwyneth Paltrow stripped down to a bikini to promote her new partnership with a cruise line to advise about "wellbeing".

READ MORE: Fast and Furious 9 Vin Diesel: 'Paul Walker sent John Cena to me'Bennett explained the helicopter's engine would remain on between takes and both the overhead rota and the tail rota would keep spinning, creating a dangerous scenario. He went on: "It was also quite loud, and you had to shout to be heard over the noise of the engine.

Cocktail in 1987.Aerial camera operator Bill Bennett ASC recalled the incident in a Facebook group called Crew Stories, according to The Sun.The story was spotted by writer Mike Timm, who then sent it to Mission: Impossible director Christopher McQuarrie and Cruise, who reportedly confirmed it to be true.“We were filming the scene from a helicopter, where Tom and Elisabeth are riding horses along the beach,” Bennett began in his post.“After a couple takes, the pilot would land the helicopter on the beach, and Tom and Elisabeth would come over to watch the shot recordings and get notes from the director.