A baby polar bear who rocketed to fame before he was even one year old may be honoured with his own animated feature.
People magazine reports that The Animation Picture Company has offered the Berlin Zoo $5 million for the rights to the story of Knut – the polar bear cub found on the brink of death after he was rejected by his mother and nursed back to health by his gentle human caretaker.
Producer Ash R. Shah thinks that Knut would capture the hearts of moviegoers because, “With his friendly character, he’s serves as an ambassador for the Earth’s problems ? climate change and the melting polar ice caps. A movie about Knut would affect people all over the world.”
Shah also mentioned he would like to cast Suri Cruise as the voice of Knut, as the babe has famously visited the bear with parents Tom and Katie.
The first photos of Suri Criuse, the mysterious daughter of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, have surfaced.
Katie Couric revealed the much anticipated photos during her first night as anchor of the CBS Evening News With Katie Couric.
This is the first time the world has caught a glimpse of baby Suri since her birth in Los Angeles on April 18, ending months of speculation about the authenticity of the baby.
A full photo spread of black-haired Suri with mom Katie, 27, and dad Tom, 44, will appear in Vanity Fair magazine on Wednesday.
A new work of art by the sculptor responsible for the statue of a naked and pregnant Britney Spears has just unveiled his latest work — and it’s a piece of crap.
WENN reports that Daniel Edwards’ new work, titled “Suri’s Bronzed Baby Poop,” began showing at the Capla Kesting Fine Art gallery in New York on Wednesday.
The piece, though not real, is literally a bronze mound of poop, attributed to the yet-to-be-seen baby of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes. It will be auctioned on eBay in late September, with proceeds going to charity.
“It’s partially a statement on modern media that celebrity poop has more entertainment value than health, famine or other critical issues facing society and governments today,” read a statement from gallery officials.
