I see where Brook Shields had a baby girl yesterday.I hope she does not end up going through postpart. again!!
Also TomKat had a girl and I really hope she does not go through postpart. depression as her nutty DH will never let her take anything for that is for sure!!!!!
Gwen. Paltrow had a boy Moses she is getting lots of slack over the name again I feel bad about that as here she is just bringing a beautiful little boy into the world and all the news can do is bash the babys name!
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You are right, I have read that somewhere too. She said she has always liked him as a kid, and she had the teenage crush on him, just like some other people have on rock stars and movie stars.
Am surprised people are just realizing that Tom is not a good actor. People go on about top gun, jerry mcguire, and other crappy movies he has made :rolleyes:
I don't remember where I heard this but someone told me that Katie was a big Cruise fan since a young age, with posters of him all over her wall.....if that is true then thats a little freakish, I had more than just one! :laugh: ...wonder if she is still obsessing over him...maybe that is the reason why he went for her...someone that gungho over him might be easy to control...and um.............. :hurl:
Tom is ALL about Tom
If you watched the Diane Sawyer interview with him you can conclude he is not a very good actor. His body language and his eyes gave him up.....he is nothing but a liar.
Tom might have been trying to draw attention away from " his antics on the Oprah show", jumping on the couch and trying to strangle Oprah :eek:
[url]http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=tom+cruise+kills+oprah[/url]
Or is it all a publicity stunt for the upcoming MI-3?
Tom's take on Scientology is brainwashing! Wait until Katie's motherly instincts take over.....Tom better watch out!!!!!! I hope someone talks some sense into her (if they can get within the compound) and she takes the high road sprinting for home. Right now I think she has so many people from this "church" smothering her taat she is unable to think for herself.
RUN KATIE RUN!!!!!
I have a friend who has her 3 children's placenta's stored in the basement freezer! Just in case it is needed some day....and this is here in Ontario.
See that is just going over board.. Way too attahced to your kids. Gross!
that's what we said! I don't think the placenta or cord blood will even be usable if needed? I'm sure correct storage is a big factor. :confused:
Good Grief!!!! I hope her husband does not get drunk and dig them out thinking they are big steaks :biglol:
Just add a little salt and pepper! yuck.
I have a friend who has her 3 children's placenta's stored in the basement freezer! Just in case it is needed some day....and this is here in Ontario.
Just when I was going to brag that my DS#3 looks like Tom( at least that what the girls say) ;) he goes and does something like that. So much for the bragging I will just say I have a very nice looking son not that he looks like any wacko. :hurl: :eek:
I just read that Suri can also mean "pickpocket" in Japanese!!
And, I came across this web site:
[url]http://www.tomcruiseisnuts.com/[/url]
OH MY GOD :eek:
All I can say is :hurl: :hurl: :hurl: :hurl: :hurl:
I would add more hurls, but there's a damn limit to how many you can use -- GRRRR!!!!
Just when you think Tom is as twisted and bizarre as he can get, he takes it to the next level......
Cruise's baby girl enters a world of controversy
By Maxine Frith, Social Affairs Correspondent
Published: 19 April 2006
Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise were celebrating the birth of their first child last night, a girl they called Suri.
The name means "princess" in Hebrew or "red rose" in Persian.
Mother and baby, who weighed in at 7lb 7oz, were "doing well". But there was no comment on whether or not Holmes was silent during the birth in Los Angeles, as is demanded by their Scientology faith.
Cruise has kept the world entertained with the progress of his first biological child almost from the moment of conception. He delivered the latest controversy hours before the birth by revealing that he was planning to eat his firstborn's placenta and umbilical cord. The news startled even seasoned observers of the actor's eccentric behaviour.
In an interview with GQ Magazine, Cruise, 43, announced: "I'm gonna eat the placenta. I thought that would be good. Very nutritious. I'm gonna eat the cord and the placenta right there." He later played down his comments, telling a television audience: "We're not eating it." But by then, the debate over what some parenting websites call " placenta etiquette" had already been ignited.
Placentophagy, the eating of the placenta after birth, is common among mammals - and also in some human cultures.
Followers of Chinese medicine prepare it with rice wine, herbs and ginger before the mixture is dried, and it is then taken in capsules three times a day by the mother during the first month after birth.
And it became popular in some circles in the West during the 1970s, when it was associated with "earth mothers". Adherents of the practice believe that the placenta can help to prevent post-natal depression because it is rich in minerals and nutrients, particularly vitamin B6, which is know to ward off depression. Some believe that men and close family who eat the placenta feel more bonded with the baby.
Some German women mix their placentas into clarified butter and use it to treat their babies' skin ailments. The television chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall caused outrage in 1998 when his TV Dinners programme showed him making a paté out of a woman's placenta, which was then eaten by her and her family. The Broadcasting Standards Commission censured the programme, saying it had "breached a convention" and that some complainants had compared it to cannibalism. The chef said he was happy with his creation, which he said tasted "not unlike tripe". Others have compared it to beef or foie gras.
One woman on the British website Mothers 35 Plus tells how her placenta was put in a blender with a glass of V8 fruit juice and served to her by her midwife. "To my delight and surprise, it was great!" she wrote.
"I felt myself filling up, taking back what I had created for baby's use while in the womb. I felt very natural, like a mama cat."
Not all experts believe that eating the placenta will do any good. Maggie Blott, of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, said: " Animals eat their placenta to get nutrition, but when people are already well-nourished, there is no benefit. There is no reason to do it."
Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise were celebrating the birth of their first child last night, a girl they called Suri.
The name means "princess" in Hebrew or "red rose" in Persian.
Mother and baby, who weighed in at 7lb 7oz, were "doing well". But there was no comment on whether or not Holmes was silent during the birth in Los Angeles, as is demanded by their Scientology faith.
Cruise has kept the world entertained with the progress of his first biological child almost from the moment of conception. He delivered the latest controversy hours before the birth by revealing that he was planning to eat his firstborn's placenta and umbilical cord. The news startled even seasoned observers of the actor's eccentric behaviour.
In an interview with GQ Magazine, Cruise, 43, announced: "I'm gonna eat the placenta. I thought that would be good. Very nutritious. I'm gonna eat the cord and the placenta right there." He later played down his comments, telling a television audience: "We're not eating it." But by then, the debate over what some parenting websites call " placenta etiquette" had already been ignited.
Placentophagy, the eating of the placenta after birth, is common among mammals - and also in some human cultures.
Followers of Chinese medicine prepare it with rice wine, herbs and ginger before the mixture is dried, and it is then taken in capsules three times a day by the mother during the first month after birth.
And it became popular in some circles in the West during the 1970s, when it was associated with "earth mothers". Adherents of the practice believe that the placenta can help to prevent post-natal depression because it is rich in minerals and nutrients, particularly vitamin B6, which is know to ward off depression. Some believe that men and close family who eat the placenta feel more bonded with the baby.
Some German women mix their placentas into clarified butter and use it to treat their babies' skin ailments. The television chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall caused outrage in 1998 when his TV Dinners programme showed him making a paté out of a woman's placenta, which was then eaten by her and her family. The Broadcasting Standards Commission censured the programme, saying it had "breached a convention" and that some complainants had compared it to cannibalism. The chef said he was happy with his creation, which he said tasted "not unlike tripe". Others have compared it to beef or foie gras.
One woman on the British website Mothers 35 Plus tells how her placenta was put in a blender with a glass of V8 fruit juice and served to her by her midwife. "To my delight and surprise, it was great!" she wrote.
"I felt myself filling up, taking back what I had created for baby's use while in the womb. I felt very natural, like a mama cat."
Not all experts believe that eating the placenta will do any good. Maggie Blott, of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, said: " Animals eat their placenta to get nutrition, but when people are already well-nourished, there is no benefit. There is no reason to do it."
I read that Tom was going to eat the cord and the plasenta! EW! He is such a freak!
Well, Moses IS an unusual name, so it's kind of hard to ignore!! Apparently, he's named after a Coldplay song and not the guy who parted the Red Sea, so hopefully he won't have to deal with any outrageous expectations as he grows up ;)
Ugh, don't get me started on Tom Cruise & Katie Holmes. They both need their heads read. She's like his little puppet -- he's in total control of her. And his obsession with Scientology is way overboard. Fine, this is what he believes in, good for him -- but he really needs to stop ramming his beliefs down people's throats.
As for Brooke Shields, she should take as many meds as she needs and send the bill to Tom :D