A-list celebrity couple Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes have finally reached a settlement with their divorce lawyers.
It turns out that Katie will have primary custody of the couple’s six-year-old daughter, Suri, but Tom will have “significant custodial time” with her as well.
There is also a rumor going around that part of the agreement states that when Suri is around her dad, Katie’s bodyguard and nanny must also be there–but that has been debunked and labeled as untrue.
Another part of the divorce settlement states that both Tom and Katie are limited on what they discuss with Suri–particularly about religion and Scientology.
I for one am pretty bummed about this. At first, Tom and Katie seemed like a strange couple: Joey from Dawson’s Creek marrying Mission: Impossible‘s Ethan Hunt?
Plus their romance had been surrounded by the whole Scientology thing as well as Tom’s overenthusiastic romp on the couch; and do not forget Tom’s outburst accusing Brooke Shields of having a drug problem because she took medication for her postpartum depression.
But since all of that has blown over, Tom and Katie had evolved into this normal, affectionate, attractive couple, and cute little Suri was just the cherry on top of their beautiful family sundae.
So yes, I am a bit saddened by the news that the Cruises are splitting up. What with them, J.Lo and Marc Anthony, Katy Perry and Russell Brand, and Heidi Klum and Seal, it seems like hundreds of other celebrities are breaking up.
I guess we can still hope for the best for Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone!

July 12th, 2012
Jordyn
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Justin Bieber unveiled a new tattoo commemorating his latest album while he was a guest on David Letterman’s late night show.
Speaking of Bieber’s appearance on Letterman, that brings me to my next complaint: his hair.
The much-anticipated summer blockbuster Battleship, directed by the man behind the brilliant TV series Friday Night Lights, Peter Berg, pretty much tanked at the box office in its opening weekend, bringing home a mere $25.3 million after costing $209 million to make.
However, there is one person I pity a lot more than I do Berg: Taylor Kitsch. Poor Kitsch has now headlined two of the biggest and nearly unanimously critically panned movies of 2012: John Carter and Battleship.
This is why we were completely and totally bummed to hear the news that Gary Ross, director of the first installment of the series’ film trilogy, is not going to be directing the second movie, Catching Fire!
First of all, we’re not sure how they flew under our radar, but Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield, co-stars in the upcoming summer flick The Amazing Spiderman, are dating in real life! Apparently they have been dating for a year. 
Critics and fans alike have been especially impressed with the acting in the movie. Jennifer Lawrence carries the film on her shoulders in her role as Katniss Everdeen, the complex protagonist; Lawrence has garnered a lot of praise for her subtle yet forceful performance. Josh Hutcherson has also pleased fans in his role as Peeta Mellark, effectively playing the part of the charismatic and thoughtful teenager.
In particular, Stanley Tucci steals the show as cheesy, hammy Hunger Games announcer Caesar Flickerman. Even viewers who have never read any of the Hunger Games books will get a kick out of his outrageous appearance and his hilarious over-the-top performance as an exaggerated game show host from the future.
Note: spoilers ahead!
Think again: the latest celebrity drama today is surrounding last night’s finale of the 16th season of the ABC reality dating show, The Bachelor.




