Katie Hlmes and Tom Cruise

Tom Cruise Moving to New York with Broadway-Bound Katie Holmes

HOLLYWOOD - Tom Cruise is moving to New York with his wife Katie Holmes while she stars in Broadway play All My Sons.
Last month, the actress confirmed she would be making her stage debut in the Arthur Miller play, following months of negotiations.
Producer Eric Falkenstein reveals the deal took so long to strike because Holmes wants to relocate her whole family, including Cruise and their 2-year-old daughter Suri, to the Big Apple when the show opens in October.
Falkenstein reveals, "It took time--about four months--to work out. There were family issues. She and Tom are committed to keeping the family together, so they have to get an apartment here."
He also insists Holmes wasn't hired because of her celebrity name: "Katie's not really a celebrity type. She's done brilliant work in films like Pieces of April and The Ice Storm and is perfect for the role.
"(Her character is) a natural sweetheart who can sniff out phonies; Katie basically has that exact moral fiber."
Cruise and Holmes recently purchased a $35 million mansion in Beverly Hills.

Mary-Kate Olsen Refuses to Discuss Heath Ledger

HOLLYWOOD - Actress Mry-KateOlsen is determined to stay out of the controversy surrounding Heath Ledger's death--by refusing to comment on her involvement in the incident.

The Weeds became linked to the actor's death after it was reported that the masseuse who discovered Ledger's dead body in his New York apartment in January had called Olsen in California a number of times before contacting emergency services.

The New York Police Department eventually decided not to question the 21-year-old, and as a result, Olsen has never explained the nature of her relationship with the Australian actor.

And in the July issue of Elle magazine, Olsen her reign of silence regarding the late star.

When asked about Ledger Olsen replied: "I'm not going to comment on that, I won't give you a word about that--in the nicest way possible. Let's move on."

Toxicology results released in February revealed Ledger 28, was killed by an accidental overdose of prescribed medications.