Hollywood is a small town and don't
Nicole Kidman and Katie Holmes know it as the fomer Mrs Tom Cruise ran into his
current wife at Soho House in Los Angeles.
"They didn't even say hi," the source
revealed, "It was so awkward!”
They claimed: “When Katie walked upstairs
to the lounge, she saw Nicole and immediately looked away like she was trying
very hard to avoid eye contact with her."
"It was like she was taken off guard --
it was like a standoff!" They added.
Despite having Isabella and Connor,
Nicole’s adopted children with Tom, in common the stars kept an icy distance
from one another and clearly refused to acknowledge the other’s
presence.
"Nicole just looked at Katie, then looked
away. But after Katie noticed Nicole in the lounge, she quickly walked to the
patio area."
Those who witnessed the run-in were
shocked by how rude the actress’ who have always claimed to get on, were to one
another.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Tom Cruise's son takes DJing 'very seriously'
Tom Cruise's son Connor is passionate about his DJing and wants to turn it into a long-term career.
The-17-year-old was overheard discussing his dedication to the craft at the opening party for sushi hot spot Katsuya in the Andaz San Diego Hotel on Thursday night.
"I'm taking DJing very seriously and playing more and more gigs. It's something I plan on doing long-term," the New York Post quoted him as saying.
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Tom Cruise is 'down to earth'
Tom Cruise is "very down to earth",
assures his former co-star Falk Hentschel.
Falk starred alongside the actor and Cameron Diaz in the 2009 action movie Knight and Day.
The German actor - who landed his acting break in 2005 with a role in the Emmy Award winning show Arrested Development - enjoyed working with Tom and was pleased to find the star was friendly on and off set.
"He's a joy to work with. He's a great performer, very personable, very down to earth and very supportive," Falk told Cover Media at last night's London premiere of his new film Street Dance 2.
The actor's minor part alongside Hollywood heavyweights opened the door to a stint in hit series CSI and his lead role in the new 3D dance movie. He says he has Tom to thank for teaching him how to work his way up the ladder in a tough industry.
"Just watching what he does shows that it takes commitment to get far," he said.
In his latest venture Falk plays Ash, an aspiring professional street dancer who travels the world to find the best talent for a competition in Paris. Sofia Boutella portrays Eva, Ash's love interest - a Latin dancer who injects her unique flavour into the team's street routine. Sofia is full of praise for Falk, saying he was "amazing" to work with on the film.
"We have a great professional relationship and great friendship," she said.
The production team and directors Max Giwa and Dania Pasquini travelled the globe for a year attending dance competitions to find actors for the sequel.
Max admits the casting was a difficult task as they had a wealth of talent to choose from. However, he believes the quest was worth the effort as he wanted the sequel to top the first hit film.
"For the second film we knew we had to find new talent and we wanted an exceptional cast so we spent a year travelling Europe to find them and I think we did a pretty good job," he said.
Street Dance 2 is set to hit UK cinemas from March 30.
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Falk starred alongside the actor and Cameron Diaz in the 2009 action movie Knight and Day.
The German actor - who landed his acting break in 2005 with a role in the Emmy Award winning show Arrested Development - enjoyed working with Tom and was pleased to find the star was friendly on and off set.
"He's a joy to work with. He's a great performer, very personable, very down to earth and very supportive," Falk told Cover Media at last night's London premiere of his new film Street Dance 2.
The actor's minor part alongside Hollywood heavyweights opened the door to a stint in hit series CSI and his lead role in the new 3D dance movie. He says he has Tom to thank for teaching him how to work his way up the ladder in a tough industry.
"Just watching what he does shows that it takes commitment to get far," he said.
In his latest venture Falk plays Ash, an aspiring professional street dancer who travels the world to find the best talent for a competition in Paris. Sofia Boutella portrays Eva, Ash's love interest - a Latin dancer who injects her unique flavour into the team's street routine. Sofia is full of praise for Falk, saying he was "amazing" to work with on the film.
"We have a great professional relationship and great friendship," she said.
The production team and directors Max Giwa and Dania Pasquini travelled the globe for a year attending dance competitions to find actors for the sequel.
Max admits the casting was a difficult task as they had a wealth of talent to choose from. However, he believes the quest was worth the effort as he wanted the sequel to top the first hit film.
"For the second film we knew we had to find new talent and we wanted an exceptional cast so we spent a year travelling Europe to find them and I think we did a pretty good job," he said.
Street Dance 2 is set to hit UK cinemas from March 30.
This piece of news comes from the net.Thank you your reading .
Saturday, March 17, 2012
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