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John Travolta's Meek Defense Of Cruise
Crabbie's Hollywood —
... who has been getting lambasted ever since the release of his crazy ranting videos. "[Tom] has – we all have – the right to practice how we feel," Travolta told People Magazine. "It finally becomes unfair." They made fun of Tom Cruise - it's not fair. They're a bunch of poopyfaces. Well, sticks and stones may break my bones... Seriously John - that's the best you can do? Dang man, don't kill yourself sticking up for the guy. (source)
…OF THE DAY
Best Week Ever —
... HOLY ALLIANCE: You will never guess which celebrity came to the defense of Tom Cruise. No, not Xenu, it was actually... wait, no, you're right, it was Xenu. (People) ...
Grease Lightning
That Other Blog - The Latest Gossip and Entertainment News —
John Travolta depends his friend and fellow Scientologist Tom Cruise in regards to last week’s leaked video.
John told People on Saturday at Australia.com’s G’Day L.A. gala,
[Tom] has – we all have – the right to practice how we feel. It finally becomes unfair.
He also spoke about Olivia Newton-John, who was on hand to perform at the event (which honored Kylie Minogue for her humanitarian work).
We see ...
John Travolta Defends Tom Cruise
Oh No They Didn't! —
... honored Kylie Minogue for her humanitarian work). "We see each other a couple of times a year," he gushed of his Grease costar. "I love seeing her. She's awesome." Later, the Aussie singer wowed the crowd with a selection of her greatest hits, including "Hopelessly Devoted to You," "I Honestly Love You" and a stripped-down version of "Physical." After Newton-John's show-stopping set, Travolta declared from the stage: "Olivia, I love you. I honestly love you." SOURCE
Fellow Scientologist defends Tom Cruise
USATODAY.com - Lifeline Live —
... up, too) coming to Tom Cruise's defense in the wake of those intense Scientology videos that captivated the Web last week. "[Tom] has â we all have â the right to practice how we feel," John Travola told People over the weekend at an event in Australia. "It finally becomes unfair." By Phil McCarten, Reuters
John Travolta Sticks Up For His Lady
Dlisted - Be Very Afraid —
... of him that leaked. John told People, . "Tom has – we all have – the right to practice how we feel. It finally becomes unfair." ...
John Travolta Refuses to Sing With Olivia Newton-John
Cele|bitchy —
... Note by Celebitchy: Despite not singing with Newton-John, People quotes Travolta as saying “We see each other a couple of times a year. I love seeing her. She’s awesome.” He is also said to have yelled “Olivia, I love you. I honestly love you” when he was on stage after her performance. ...
While You Were Wondering What Pizza Tits Would Even Look Like During Last Night’s Intervention
Best Week Ever —
... John Travolta is speaking out on behalf of Tom Cruise's leaked Scientology video, saying "Oh ma freakin' god ovah there, he's into Scientology ovah heeeah" or something equally unintelligible. ...
John Travolta defends Tom Cruise and Scientology
Snarky Gossip —
... a quote of the day from John Travolta defending Tom Cruise after all the hoopla over his Scientology videos last week:
Travolta, 53, claims the intense media scrutiny has gone too far. “[Tom] has – we all have – the right to practice how we feel,” he told PEOPLE Saturday at Australia.com’s G’Day L.A. gala celebrating Australia Week 2008. “It finally becomes unfair.”
- source
I agree that everyone has the right to believe what they want to believe, however, when you’re ...
John Speaks Up About Olivia and Tom
PopSugar —
... that were leaked last week. He said, "[Tom] has – we all have – the right to practice how we feel. It finally becomes unfair." On a brighter note, John was excited to reunite with his Grease co-star, gushing that she was awesome and even declaring, "Olivia, I love you. I honestly love you." after she performed a few of her songs. Aww, Danny and Sandy forever. ...
John Travolta Sticks Up for Tom Cruise
Gabby Babble —
... the crazy videos were leaked last week. John told People that the media scrutiny has gone too far, explaining: "[Tom] has – we all have – the right to practice how we feel. It finally becomes unfair." Well, I guess he's right. There is a freedom of religion. But when videos surface that make a religion appear to be cult-like, people can't help themselves from wondering if some people involved are nuts. Source
