Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes have a baby alien, Suri
Baby Suri's first photo
At long last, there's been a Suri Cruise sighting.
As reported Tuesday on the CBS Evening News With Katie Couric, the daughter of actor Tom Cruise and actress Katie Holmes will appear with her parents on the cover Vanity Fair, which will hit newsstands on Wednesday.
Leading up to Tuesday's announcement, Suri Cruise had yet to be seen in public, either in person or photographically, since entering the world April 18.
To some, this had been a holdout of staggering proportions.
Us Weekly magazine is running a clock, ticking off the days since Suri's birth. German TV station RTL, taking matters into its own hands, produced a composite image of what Suri might look like. TMZ.com, perhaps digging for evidence of Suri's existence, obtained a copy of the official birth certificate, filed May 8 in Los Angeles. And gossip Web site Defamer.com called the delay "profoundly strange" and upgraded its suspicion from "mystery" to "riddle that would make the Sphinx incontinent."
The secrecy had been in stark contrast to the couple's radically public courtship. Cruise, 44, and Holmes, 27, spared no photo-op during their whirlwind romance. They are now engaged, though there has been no word on wedding plans.
The top Invisible Baby theory involves Cruise's Scientology beliefs. The religion's founder, L. Ron Hubbard, was very specific about how infants should be treated ?he taught that birth should occur in a silent environment.
With a cherubic face and a shock of dark hair, Suri Cruise - subject of the world's most anticipated baby photo - has made her broadcast debut.
CBS Evening News last night carried photos of four-month-old Suri, daughter of actors Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes.
Born on April 18, Suri has not appeared in any published photographs, prompting speculation about her existence.
But she is for real and there are pictures of her and her famous parents in the issue of Vanity Fair published in the US today.
Catch Tom's Crazy pills to keep Katie Quiet during Pregnancy or Xenu will come and take her away! Will Katie be completely Silent during birth in accordance with Scientology''s completely rational beliefs? Its up to you to protect her from the evil alien overlord Xenu. I have to admit this game is pretty hard I havent actually beaten it yet. I may need some extra auditing before I can conquere level three.
The Tomkitten has arrived. Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, the high-profile pair
dubbed TomKat by the media, had a baby girl Tuesday, said Cruise spokesman
Arnold Robinson. The baby, named Suri, weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounces and measured
20 inches long, he said.
"Both mother and daughter are doing well," Robinson said in a prepared
statement.
The name Suri has its origins in Hebrew, meaning "princess," or in Persian,
meaning "red rose," the statement said.
The baby was born in Los Angeles but the exact location was not disclosed.
It's the first child for Holmes, 27. Cruise, 43, has an adopted daughter and
son from his marriage to Nicole Kidman.
Details surrounding the birth, which was planned under the tenets of the Church
of Scientology as a silent procedure, weren't disclosed.
Outside the Beverly Hills home where Cruise and Holmes live, about a dozen
reporters and photographers stood by. Security officers inside the compound
videotaped the journalists.
A security guard at the gate which was shrouded in black to prevent anyone from
seeing in refused to release any information. A few cars did arrive and were
allowed into the estate. A police motorcycle officer stopped by around 4 p.m.
and sat watching the goings-on.
The patrolman, who identified himself as Officer Chase, said he was just making
a routine check, since activity around the area had been heightened for some
time. He asked if the baby had been born, was told yes, and drove off.
It was just about a year ago that Cruise's romance with Holmes became a world
sensation.
Cruise hopped up and down on a couch during an interview with Oprah Winfrey as
he professed his love.
"I can't be cool. I can't be laid-back," Cruise declared at the time.
"Something happened and I want to celebrate it."
The antics were widely mocked but Cruise was unfazed and continued to avow his
affection for Holmes.
He and Holmes, a star of TV's "Dawson's Creek," had been first photographed
together in Rome in April 2005.
She had previously been engaged to actor Chris Klein; Cruise had been married
to Mimi Rogers as well as Kidman, and had dated Penelope Cruz for several
years.
In June, Cruise announced to a Paris press conference that he had proposed to
Holmes atop the Eiffel Tower.
"Today is a magnificent day for me, I'm engaged to a magnificent woman," he
said.
No wedding date has been disclosed.
This year has been a whirlwind for Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes. USA TODAY
chronicles the events leading up to baby Suri's arrival.
TOMKITTEN ARRIVES: Cruise, Holmes welcome daughter Suri
May 23, 2005 Cruise hops on a couch on Oprah Winfrey's show. "I'm in love!" he
says. "It's something that has happened, and I feel I want to celebrate it."
Couch-jumping gags ensue.
June 4, 2005 A very giddy Holmes presents Cruise with a big kiss and the
Generation Award at the MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles.
June 17, 2005 After dating less than two months, Cruise proposes atop the
Eiffel Tower at Le Jules Vernes restaurant. The couple was in Europe promoting
Cruise's latest film, War of the Worlds.
June 19, 2005: Cruise is squirted with a water gun in London by a prankster
posing as a reporter. Cruise calls the man a "jerk."
June 24, 2005 Cruise, a devout Scientologist, and Today co-host Matt Lauer spar
on air over the topics of medication, psychiatry and postpartum depression. In
May, Cruise criticized actress Brooke Shields for taking antidepressants after
the birth of her daughter in 2003.
July 3, 2005
Cruise turns 43.
Oct. 5, 2005 Cruise's sister and publicist, Lee Anne DeVette, confirms to
People magazine that Holmes is pregnant. No wedding date has been set. Holmes
soon drops out of the Dennis Quaid drama Shame on You to focus on her
pregnancy.
Nov. 7, 2005 Cruise hires a new publicist, Paul Bloch, to handle his PR
affairs. His sister will oversee his charitable causes. Chris Klein tells
Access Hollywood that Cruise had nothing to do with the demise of his
relationship with Holmes.
Dec. 15, 2005 Cruise throws Holmes a lavish 27th birthday party three days
early at toy mecca FAO Schwarz in New York.
Feb. 15, 2006 Cruise and a very pregnant Holmes fly 15 hours from Los Angeles
to Sydney, Australia.
March 26, 2006 A baby shower is held for Holmes, People reports. Cruise's
mother, Mary, and Holmes' mother, Kathy, attend the event. The report quashes
rumors that the couple's relationship was on the rocks.
April 2, 2006 Cruise, who is in Germany to promote Mission: Impossible III,
tells a popular TV show that two pilots are at the ready to fly him home should
Holmes go into labor: "If Katie calls, I'm gone."
April 18, 2006 People.com reports at 6:30 p.m. ET that Holmes has given birth
to daughter Suri.
LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- It's a girl -- again -- for Brooke Shields.
The actress gave birth Tuesday to Grier Hammond Henchy, who weighed 7 pounds,
spokeswoman Pat Kingsley said.
Shields, 40, and husband Chris Henchy, a 42-year-old television writer and
producer, also have a daughter, Rowan, who turns 3 next month. They have been
married since 2001.
The birth came the same day that Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes welcomed the
arrival of daughter Suri. (Watch the news of "Tomkitten's" birth -- 1:10)
Shields and Cruise had a public spat last year after the "Mission: Impossible"
star criticized the actress for taking antidepressants after the birth of her
first child.
Appearing on NBC's "Today" show, Cruise said there was no such thing as
chemical imbalances that needed to be corrected with drugs, and that depression
could be treated with exercise and vitamins.
Shields called the remarks "a disservice to mothers everywhere" and said the
drugs helped her survive feelings of hopelessness after the birth in 2003.
"I'm going to take a wild guess and say that Mr. Cruise has never suffered from
postpartum depression," she wrote in an op-ed piece in The New York Times last
July.
Shields said that at the lowest point of her depression she considered
swallowing pills or jumping out a window. A doctor attributed her feelings to a
plunge in estrogen and progesterone levels and prescribed Paxil.
Shields chronicled her experiences in "Down Came the Rain: My Journey Through
Postpartum Depression."
Shields, who began modeling as a toddler, has appeared in films including
"Pretty Baby," "The Blue Lagoon" and "Endless Love." Her TV sitcom, "Suddenly
Susan," ran from 1996-2000.
January 18th 2009 New Critical Movie About Scientology - "Mind Polish"
'Mind Polish- Master Hubbard's Special Reserve' is a psychedelic dark comedy that takes a surreal look at Scientology, a self help religion hell bent on rearranging the world, one sucker at a time. What happens when a young man who can't get laid to save his life, seeks the help of madmen. A spiritual counselor with tourettes, Jeff Langton (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Price of Glory). A member who has been 'helped,' Lee Reyes (The Shield, Red Canvas) and a Psychotic celebrity as the figure head of the religion. Watch as they put him through the psychological ringer with disturbingly hilarious results. Loosely based on a true story, autobiographic.
November 24th 2008 Deadly Shooting at the Scientology Celebrity Centre
On Sunday evening, Ex- Scientologist
Mario Majorski, was shot and killed by a Church of Scientology security guard. News reports say Mario Majorski came to the Scientology Celebrity Centre with swords in hand and looking for revenge. Mario Majorski was reported as saying that the Church of Scientology ruined him financially. Current reports are saying the shooting was justified.
July 11th 2008 Scientology threatens critic site with $100,000 lawsuit
Parody critic website, ScientologyRulz.com, receives a cease and desist letter from Scientology lawyerAva Paquette demanding removal of the website or face $100,000 lawsuit. ScientologyRulz.com has refused to remove the site about it's parody of Scientology. Now what's next?
June 20th 2008 Anonymous vs Scientology - Part 2
The 'Anonymous vs Scientology' battle grows stronger every day. The chance of this group just walking away grows slim to zero. Hundreds of organized global protests, raids, websites, message groups and forums along with all the strong media attention prove this is a force to be recond with. The Church of Scientology who is notoriously ruthless at crushing its critics may have finally met it's match.
April 20th 2008 Celebrity and actor Jason Beghe leaves Scientology
After 14 years Jason Beghe has become the first celebrity to ever leave Scientology, and now he is speaking out against the cult. Jason Beghe says Scientology does not deliver on what is promised and makes you a worse human and "Robot" like. He says, Scientology is "destructive and a rip-off".
April 5th 2008 Epic news on "Anonymous"
The group Anonymous has been battling the 'Church' of Scientology for the past few months now with it's world wide protests, fliering, and online presence. Here is recent news, information and videos about this courageous group of individuals and their battles against a dangerous cult called Scientology.
April 3rd 2008 First steps to revoke the Scientology's tax exempt status
Texas passes resolution to revoke tax exempt status of the 'Church' of Scientology. So, this is how it all begins.
March 21st 2008 "The Profit" Movie is leaked onto the Internet
Since 2001, Scientology lawyers have kept the movie "The Profit" in the courts and injunctions. From key players like Peter Alexander and Bob Minton this movie has been dead since day one of it's almost release. Thanks to Anonymous for finally delivering this movie after almost 8 years.
March 18th 2008 The March 15th World Wide Protest of Scientology
"Anonymous" and critics both got together and involved on the 15th of March for this world wide protest of the 'Church' of Scientology. Here are just some of the pictures from the events from that day
Feb 22nd 2008 Critic of Scientology, Shawn Lonsdale, dead.
Shawn Lonsdale, whose one-man crusade against Scientology made him a public enemy of the "church", was found dead at his home Feb 16th in an apparent suicide. He was 39. Was Scientology involved in this mysterious death? Read more about the death of Shawn Lonsdale
Feb 1st 2008 Anonymous vs Scientology - Part 1
"Anonymous", who people say is a group of haxors and script kiddies, is taking down Scientology websites and raiding Scientology Orgs around the world. They are also picketing and handing out fliers at Scientology 'Churches' so, that's great.
January 15th 2008 Tom Cruise Scientology video hits the web
Watch Tom Cruise crazy as ever in this"for Scientology Only" video. This is the video Scientology does not want you to see. It has been deleted and banned from Youtube, Google video and even sites like Dailymotion.com. The videos are being removed from these sites with reasons stating, "This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Church of Scientology International". Watch it here before it's gone!
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