Connor Cruise

DON'T MISS Tom Cruise Gives David and Victoria Beckham Relationship Advice Tom Controls Nicole's Visitation with Their Kids? Tom Cruise Admits He Screwed Up the 2005 Today Show Interview Connor Cruise, Tom Cruise’s 14-year-old adopted son with actress Nicole Kidman, has landed a role in a remake of 1984 movie Red Dawn. In the film, Connor will play high school student Daryl who joins a group of fellow pupils to battle foreign military forces who have invaded America. The original movie...Read Full Story

Connor Cruise (aka DJ C-Squared ) at the Coachella pop-up of Las Vegas’ XS nightclub and SBE at the Renaissance Esmerelda Resort in Indian Wells, Calif., April 12. (Michael Reilly) Tom Cruise‘s son Connor Cruise — who professionally goes by DJ C-Squared — kicked off his weekend at Coachella Friday night (April 12) by spinning at an XS nightclub-SBE after-party at Renaissance Esmerelda Resort in Indian Wells, Calif. Connor took to the turntables between performances by EDM rising star...Read Full Story

Tom Cruise's son is an adult! Connor Cruise, the actor's adopted son, turned 18 on Wednesday and celebrated with a sweet party in London at Boujis Bazaar.The young Cruise was out on the town DJing at the London club and was accompanied by sister Isabella and plenty of pals. The 18-year-old was dressed in a casual plaid shirt and slick coat and spun records for partygoers throughout the evening. Connor wasn't pictured drinking alcohol (the party was sponsored by Grey Goose), but it wouldn't...Read Full Story

NEWSFLASH: China is America’s enemy. Okay, so this is not news exactly. But it’s a meme that’s getting some pop cultural attention this year with the release of two 80’s movie remakes that promote the idea–two of my favorite movies growing up, as it so happens–The Karate Kid, which opens in a week, and Red Dawn, which will debut in November. The new Karate Kid is set in Beijing, where those oversized, sandy-haired thugs, aka Cobra Kai, have been updated into a gang of oversized, slanty-eyed...Read Full Story

John Milius’s 1984 classic Red Dawn was a paranoid redneck’s best nightmare/dream scenario. Much like I am always hoping one day they’ll be a zombie apocalypse and I can head to the local shopping mall and kill an army of zomboids whilst noting the ironic social-consumerist parallels. You wouldn’t think a Red Dawn remake would annoy anybody. The Russians probably laughed it off since twenty-five years ago, Communism was on the brink of collapse. Dan Bradley’s remake hasn’t aimed for Russians...Read Full Story