Tom Cruise lauds power of Scientology in Web video
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A video of actor Tom Cruise touting himself and fellow Scientologists as "authorities on the mind" has appeared on the Internet, coinciding with a new biography that examines his role in the movement.
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Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden appeared   in video footage posted on the Internet on Sunday on the eve of   the anniversary of the September 11 attacks on U.S. cities   briefing the men who carried out the attacks.
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The makers of a movie about a plot to  kill Adolf Hitler said on Friday they had the permits needed to  film in Germany despite being declared unwelcome at military  sites because its star Tom Cruise is a Scientologist.
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Hollywood superstar Tom Cruise has been voted the worldÂs sexiest Âsmall manÂ in an online poll conducted by onepoll.com.
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CAIRO, Egypt -- A new Al Qaeda videotape posted today on a militant website featured a short, undated clip of a weary-looking Osama bin Laden praising martyrdom.
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After proving his mettle in acting, Tom Cruise has revealed his expertise at skating as well.
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Film star Tom Cruise spent more than two hours signing autographs and greeting fans in London on Monday at the world premiere of his new movie "Lions for Lambs", Hollywood's latest examination of U.S. foreign policy.
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Tom Cruise hits the red carpet for the world premiere in London of his new movie, Lions for Lambs.
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An Islamist Web site said on Friday it would "soon" carry a new video of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden to mark the sixth anniversary of the September 11 attacks on U.S. cities.
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A tape said to have been recorded by Osama Bin Laden praises an attack last week in Saudi Arabia.
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The Oscar-winning  director of the German film &quot;The Lives of Others&quot; has supported  Tom Cruise&#39;s bid to play a would-be Hitler assassin in the  movie &quot;Valkyrie.&quot;
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The leader of the world's Anglicans is hitting the video-sharing website YouTube for the first time Monday to preach environmental awareness in his New Year message.
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Actor Tom Cruise will hit the red carpet tonight for the world premiere of his new movie, Lions for Lambs.
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Film star Tom Cruise spent more than two  hours signing autographs and greeting fans in London on Monday  at the world premiere of his new movie "Lions for Lambs,"  Hollywood's latest examination of U.S. foreign policy.
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An Islamist Web site said on Friday it would soon show a new video of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden to mark the sixth anniversary of the September 11 attacks on the United States.
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When environmental protestors boarded a Japanese whaling ship in the Southern Ocean, images of the action quickly flashed on the world&#39;s TV sets, followed by photos from the Japanese ship after the protestors were taken into custody. Getting these images out is crucial if either side is to win the global PR battle, but doing so can be problematic when you&#39;re at sea, thousands of kilometers from the nearest cell phone network or broadband connection.To solve their problems, both sides take advantage of digital video and photo technology to get the footage, then look to the skies and tap into the global satellite communications network run by London-based Inmarsat. The company specializes in providing voice and data services to maritime vessels and other users at sea, or in remote areas that traditional telecommunications networks don&#39;t reach.On Tuesday, as the protestors approached the Japanese whaling vessel &quot;Yushin Maru 2,&quot; a digital video camera was rolling onboard the small inflatable craft sent from the Sea Shepard Conservation Society&#39;s ship, &quot;Steve Irwin.&quot; The camera caught the moment when two of the conservationists jumped aboard, and within seconds the video was speeding back toward the Steve Irwin on the inflatable.Once back onboard, the video was fed into a Macbook Pro laptop and edited into a 13MB MPEG2 clip that was just 12 seconds long, said Jonny Vasic, a spokesman for the society.&quot;One of our big tools in these whale wars is these video and digital still cameras. They really help us expose the bad guys,&quot; said Vasic.The clip was then sent via satellite to the society&#39;s FTP server and made available to the world&#39;s media.The ship&#39;s satellite communications system is a $35,000 &quot;Sailor Fleet 77&quot; unit that was donated to the society last year by Australia&#39;s Bluetongue Brewery. It supports up to 256Kbps&#160;transmission, although actually getting that speed depends on several factors. In calm seas, a gyro-based mount keeps the antenna pointed at the satellite, but in heavy seas, maintaining a reliable signal can be a problem. Keeping the link gets increasingly difficult as the ship goes further south because the satellite appears very low on the horizon.&quot;It&#39;s about 90 percent reliable,&quot; said Vasic.Crew onboard the &quot;Steve Irwin&quot; are also using the satellite link to attempt to send e-mail to the Japanese ship, in addition to marine-band radio calls, in an attempt to secure the release of their two members, who remain aboard the &quot;Yushin Maru 2.&quot;The Institute of Cetacean Research, the Tokyo-based organization that operates the &quot;Yushin Maru 2,&quot; declined to comment on the technology at its disposal, citing security reasons.&quot;I&#39;m sorry to say, you might be Greenpeace posing as a journalist,&quot; said Gabriel Gomez, a spokesman for the group in Tokyo, when contacted by telephone on Thursday.The systems employed by the Japanese group don&#39;t appear as sophisticated. Only a handful of still images from the ship have been released by the group to the media, and they are a relatively low VGA (640 pixels by 480 pixels) resolution. No video has been made available.The satellite communications technology being employed by the two ships is increasingly being used by media, governmental and relief organizations in remote areas. Earlier this month, Cable News Network (CNN) won a Technology and Engineering Emmy Award for its satellite news gathering system based on Inmarsat&#39;s BGAN broadband system. The BGAN system offers a standard IP (Internet Protocol) connection as fast as 492Kbps and is small enough that it can be built into a backpack.
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An audio tape believed to be of Osama bin Laden has praised gunmen who attacked a US consulate in Saudi Arabia earlier this month.