http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2010-06-25/entertainment/sc-mov-0622-tom-cruise-20100625_1_jerry-maguire-knight-and-day-freak-show
I asked around the office the other day if there was anyone who would debate me on the merits of Tom Cruise. Strangely, no one leapt to meet this challenge. Stranger still, I would be taking the pro-Tom position, and they merely had to assemble a case against Tom Cruise, who is attempting a loud, flashy crocodile-grinning return to his previous employment as unimpeachable Hollywood gold. "Knight and Day" with Cameron Diaz just opened, the first Cruise-centric summer film since "Mission: Impossible III" in 2006. But nobody bought in. Which, if you are Tom Cruise, should be chilling. Now that his glare has lost its wattage as would be reasonably expected of any actor who became a superstar at 21 and is approaching his 48th birthday (July 3) the guy could use a spirited defense. http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2010-06-25/entertainment/sc-mov-0622-tom-cruise-20100625_1_jerry-maguire-knight-and-day-freak-show
