Tom Cruise jumped on Oprah’s couch 16 years ago and it hasn’t aged well

Tom Cruise has returned his three Golden Globes in protest at The Hollywood Free Press Association (HFPA) – the organisers behind the awards.It comes after the HFPA face continued questions over alleged corruption and a lack of diversity after they were the subject of an exposé by the LA Times earlier this year.The committee behind the awards pledged “transformational change” after it was revealed that there hadn’t been a Black member of the HFPA for decades, as well as alleged corrupt behaviour

In the latest blow to the world-famous awards, actor Tom Cruise has unceremoniously returned his three Golden Globes.

Tom Cruise has reportedly returned his three Golden Globe trophies as a protest against the lack of diversity among members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA). HFPA leaders are currently under fire from a host of A-list stars and entertainment executives after it was revealed none of the group's 87 members are black.

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

Tom Cruise is one of many celebrities to take action against the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. ET can confirm that the 58-year-old actor has returned his three Golden Globe trophies as a sign of protest while the organization works to figure out new diversity and inclusion initiatives.

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.

Tom Cruise has seemingly been using his blockbuster “Mission: Impossible” film franchise to work out his need to flirt with death. Each subsequent sequel ups the ante in terms of danger as the A-lister continues to try to outdo himself in an attempt to defy his own mortality.

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.

Line of Duty actor Nigel Boyle dropped a major hint that Ian Buckells was H four years ago. The actor, whose blundering character turned out to be the "Fourth Man" during the series finale, previously suggested there was "more to him than meets the eye".

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

Tom Cruise has seemingly come to the rescue of a stumbling cameraman in the latest dramatic day of Mission: Impossible 7 stunt filming.The actor stunned locals in a small Yorkshire village last week (April 20) after he arrived by helicopter in Levisham, near Pickering, where he was spotted filming scenes at a local vintage railway station.On Saturday (April 24), the Mail Online published photos that appear to show Cruise grabbing hold of a cameraman who had slipped from the carriage of a moving

The Sun back in December: 'Tom and Hayley hit it off from day one. 'Lockdown, and all the difficulties that came with it, brought them even closer and they've become fairly inseparable.

After Suri Cruise was spotted out and about celebrating her birthday in New York City, many still have one question on their minds: Does Tom Cruise see Suri these days? As it turns out, her father was noticeably absent from Suri’s 15th birthday celebrations. Meanwhile, her mom Katie Holmes made sure to share a sweet birthday message on her daughter’s big day.

Suri Cruise turned 15 on Sunday (Apr. 18).