Is Tom Cruise becoming the next Wacko Jacko?

Discussion in 'Politics' started by ZZZzzzzzzz, Apr 18, 2006.

  1. TOM Cruise has claimed he will eat the PLACENTA after fiancée Katie Holmes has their baby.

    The actor, 43 — who wants her to give birth in silence according to his Scientology cult rules — said: “I’m gonna eat the placenta, too.

    “I thought that would be good. Very nutritious. I’m going to eat the cord and the placenta right there.”

    But when a GQ magazine interviewer said it would be a big meal, Cruise replied: “OK, maybe I won’t.”

    http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006170680,00.html
     
  2. The Tom Cruise birthing seminar
    'A fun game of learning,' says actor

    NEW YORK (AP) -- Tom Cruise has taken the impending birth of his first child with fiancee Katie Holmes to another level.

    "We've been doing seminars with the family just to educate them," the 43-year-old star of the upcoming "Mission: Impossible III" film tells GQ magazine in its May issue, on newsstands April 25.

    "Running seminars so we can understand what Kate's going through, and for Kate to understand it. Things like how to take care of a pregnant woman and get ready for the birth.

    "It's just kind of becoming a fun game of learning. We've also been studying what happens after the birth and how to take care of the baby."

    Cruise says his children, 11-year-old Connor and 13-year-old Isabella -- from his marriage to Nicole Kidman -- will help take care of the baby.

    "The kids will have different responsibilities and run in shifts. They're going to help on every level," he tells the magazine.

    Cruise and Holmes, 27, have been engaged since June. Her pregnancy was announced in October.

    The couple haven't decided whether Holmes will give birth in a hospital. "At home, maybe," Cruise says. "We're really going back and forth on that one. But it's gonna be a blast."

    And they are remaining silent about the sex of the baby.

    "We haven't told anybody," says Cruise. "It's either gonna be a boy or a girl."

    He joked that a sonogram machine he bought when Holmes got pregnant is "strapped to her 24 hours a day. Absolutely, anywhere she goes, we have it attached." (They plan to donate the machine to a hospital.)

    Cruise declined to comment on whether he called Kidman to tell her about the pregnancy.

    "It's not like anything I had to or didn't have to do," he says. "I wish her well, and it's cool. There's just no issue with any of it."

    As for a wedding date, "We're kind of looking at late summer, early fall. I always thought it was going to be like three days and have it be a party. But now I don't know, because all our attention is on the baby and the movie."

    http://www.cnn.com/2006/SHOWBIZ/Movies/04/17/people.cruise.holmes.ap/index.html
     
  3. Ricter

    Ricter

    Placentaphagia. It was a minor fad in California about 15 years ago. All I recall is that it was recommended to slice it thin. Fad borrowed from some native band I'd wager.