Well, I've not seen his interviews, and from everything said here I don't see that the use of the word "weird" is applicable, certainly no more so to TC than to any number of other people.
For example, there are a lot of people who believe that drugs are not always the answer to medical or emotional problems. Eastern medicine relies heavily on alternative sources of healing, there are any number of holistic doctors and veterinarians practicing in this country as well, some people thought you were odd for proffering the idea that by eliminating tomatoes and potatoes from one's diet arthritis pain and stiffness could be cured or reduced. If all you saw was a "clip" of an interview with Matt Lauer, then what you saw may have been taken out of context. Sound bites are not worth much, m'dear. Where did you see this clip? I'm sure it wasn't on the News Hour with Jim Lehrer (sp?) But, what's even more interesting is that so many people on this list, and throughout the world, care about the personal ramblings and private lives of people like Cruise,and Brad Pitt, and so on. These people are ~ACTORS~ and it's in their blood to act in ways that grab our attention and keep themselves visible in the media. Sometimes they do or say things that are over the top, or outside the mainstream. BFD ... The lives and behavior of these people, for me, starts and stops when I pay my admission to the movie theater, or rent a DVD from NetFlix. Shel > [Original Message] > From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > It's been a bit more than that, though. I saw a clip of the interview he had > with Matt Lauer where he was criticizing Brooke Shield for using medication to > help with post partium depression. His attitude was -- he implied he was > privy to inside information -- knew more about the mind than > psychatrists/psyschologists. Okay, that's Scientology speaking. But he was quite arrogant and a bit > over the top. > > Whether you like it or not, Shel, the consensus is he has been acting weird > in interviews lately. You don't need to agree, but probably 90-95% of people do > and would. > > Later, Marnie aka Doe
