Tom Cruise was in Germany on Tuesday for his Valkyrie movie premiere. While Tom was signing autographs a member of the anti-scientology group Anonymous insisted that Tom sign his V for Vendetta mask.

Much to the Anonymous member’s surprise Tom not only graciously signed the mask, he also got the mask back from security and gave it to the guy who professed his love for Tom.

Tom also made a peace sign on the mask. There could be peace, if he gave up Scientology.

Tom Cruise was on The View today, and he talked about Suri Cruise and Kate (Katie Holmes). My favorite part was the story Tom told about when he dressed up as Santa, and Suri said "No dada, no." Stories about Suri stole the show.

Katie Holmes is looking exhausted, so it comes as no surprise that she will not accompany Tom Cruise to the 2009 Golden Globe Awards on January 11. Katie also has an All My Sons show on the same night, which is also her last show.

Tom has been nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in Tropic Thunder, a comedy.

Tom Cruise read the Top Ten Craziest Things People Say About Tom Cruise on the Internet list on David Letterman tonight. When Tom read the name of the category the look on his face was priceless.

Number four was hard for Tom to read, but he did swallow his Scientologist pride, and read it. Afer all he was only there to promote his new movie Valkyrie, so he has to be a good sport. Number four was "I believe all emotional and psychological disorders can be cured with Vicks Vapor Rub." That should have been number one.

Tom Cruise was interviewed by Matt Lauer on The Today Show this morning for the first time since 2005, when Tom and Matt got into a glib argument over the use of antipsychotic drugs. Rather than an arrogant all-knowing appearance, Tom tried to play down the bad press his last appearance generated, and hoping people will forgive him enough to see his new movie Valkyrie.

Valkyrie doesn’t look like the kind of movie I’d like to see on Christmas, but Brad Pitt’s movie, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, does. Tom should know after 25 years in the movie business, that people will see your movie if it looks, and is, really good, even if they hate your guts. Movies are a lot like holiday treats. You hate to look, and be, fat, but you just can’t resist those tasty treats.