CRUISE tries for a HIT on HITLER !

Tom Cruise's latest movie will go ahead, despite attempts to ban filming on German military sites because of his controversial beliefs. The celebrity Scientologist is set to begin shooting Valkyrie in Germany this summer. In the film he plays Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, leader of an unsuccessful plot to kill Adolf Hitler during World War II.

However, permission to film scenes on genuine army sites was denied last week by the country's Defence Ministry because Scientology is viewed as a "money-making cult" instead of legitimate church by the German government. Despite the opposition, producers of the Cruise movie claim relevant permits needed to film in the country have now been obtained.
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Kate Bosworth & her Boyfriend have an accident with a Cab 6/30

Kate does not look very happy!

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Josh Holloway's to Remain HAIRY!

Josh Holloway has vowed never to have a "back, sack and crack wax again". The 'Lost' star and former male model - who plays bad boy Sawyer in the cult show - once had to remove all his hair from down below to model underwear and admits he found it a traumatic experience. "It was horrible, never again. I wouldn't wish it on anyone."

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Cameron Diaz Beat the Crap out of Mike Myers!

Mike Myers left Injured By Diaz Canadian funnyman Mike Myers was left battered and bruised after playing fighting with his Shrek The Third co-star Cameron Diaz. Myers insists his enjoyment of mock fighting quickly faded when Diaz injured him. He tells British radio station Heart FM, "She's a karate expert. We have these pretend scraps but sometimes she connects. I have cuts to prove it.
"The first time we were doing it we were messing about and she clocked me, knocked me to the ground.
"I went back and did a little cuff on the back of the head and she was incensed so punched me in the stomach and I went down again. she was standing over me yelling, 'Stay down bitch.'" "She beat the crap out of me. big burly men had to pull her off me."

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