Katie Holmes Has PETA Problems

Speaking of People magazine there’s a wonderful video on people’s site on the Katie Holmes fashion evolution.

Who Cares

It IS a cross. Enlarge the photo and you can tell. She grew up Catholic.

and….who cares? !

probably wearing it for those scientology picketers.

THANKS ANGELA !!!!!!…….HEY ” GOOD” DANCER..( lol )…I have never heard the ‘Connor story”, before, about his biological father, so that is why that ” affair ” comment made no sense to me…..I have “googled”, everything I know of, and went back on other websites, and archived some old Holmes sites, as far back as I can go on Connor, and CANNOT find anything like that poster has stated about the bodyguard being his father….So, I don’t know where this person got their information from, or who started it, but I feel like you that it is hogwash!!!!!…….made-up for more P.R. for the Holmes site….and Connor looks nothing like that man at all….Just because they are supposedly the ” same race “, ( who really knows because Connor is Bi-racial himself according to Vanity Fair article last year ), does NOT mean they LOOK alike or even resemble each other….And that story would have really made some head-lines if it were true.

This makes her to look trash. I used to hate it when Britney used to wear them torned. Katie Trashy doesn’t sale tickets but talent and looking heatlhy does.

Katie looks so sad lately. Compare what she looked like in LA to what she looks like in NY ,and it’s like she is a different person! I still think she is beautiful , but I think she looks depressed and sad.I know her schedule is hard and she probably misses Tom , but I wish she would get back to the old Katie soon.

SHE LOOKS SOOO MISERABLE & UNHAPPY

#102 and #104 -

The even-sided cross is very much associated with Christianity. It is known as the Greek cross and is one of the most common Christian forms and was widely in use by the 4th century. It is used especially by Eastern Orthodoxy.

Perhaps it is you #102 who should read books. This information is widely available.

Would someone explain to me how she got out of that car in picture 5 and ended up in such an ungraceful position - pictures 1 and 7? She looks like she suddenly decided to spread her legs and go pigeon toed. Very strange. Obviously a few pictures between pic 5 and 1/7 are missing in the sequence.

Poor Katie ! She seems out of it . She has the worse posture .

If any poster saw this outfit on anyone else, they’d be snickering (for the blind fans).

Katie brings dressing badly to new lows.

who in the world gets out of a car when you have a servant there to open and close the door for you, looking like a lunatic, her legs wide spread, stocking run, pigeon toed and lopsided, spaced out, wearing some go-go ridiculous shorts which are not zipped up.

She looks drunk or high to me. Or maybe it is a psychotic episode.
She is a few blocks from fine psychiatric hospitals so an ambulance can bring her there speedily.

#120 - At the risk of spending too much time informing you of Christian history and iconography, let me quote for you from The Catholic Encyclopedia (since Katie was raised a Catholic):

The equilateral, or Greek cross, adopted by the East and by Russia, has the transverse set half-way up the vertical.

Both the Latin and Greek crosses play an important part in the architectural and decorative styles of church buildings during the fourth and subsequent centuries.

More often, as we might expect, we find it on the façades of the Byzantine basilicas and in their adornments, such as altars, iconastases, sacred curtains for the enclosure, thrones, ambones and sacerdotal vestments. When the Emperor Justinian erected the church of Santa Sophia at Constantinople, with the aid of the architects Artemius of Tralles, and Isidore of Miletus, a new architectural type was created which became the model for all churches subsequently built within the Byzantine Empire, and the Greek cross inscribed in a square thus became their typical ground-plan. Perhaps, too the church of the Twelve Apostles may have been built upon this plan, as a famous epigram of St. Gregory Nazianzen would seem to indicate.

From the Encyclopedia Britannica:

There are four basic iconographic representations of the cross:
the crux quadrata, or Greek cross, with four equal arms; the crux immissa, or Latin cross, whose base stem is longer than the other arms; the crux commissa, in the form of the Greek letter tau; sometimes called St. Anthony’s cross; and the crux decussata, named from the Roman decussis….

All that seems pretty Christian to me and clearly NOT meaningless to millions of Christians around the world, including several of my friends who wear similar crosses around their necks. To bring this back to Katie, maybe she is one of those Christians who find it meaningful and is trying to reassert her belief in the religion in which she was raised. As evidenced on this site, this form of the cross is apparently unknown to many people, so perhaps it is her way of acknowledging her Christianity without visibly threatening Scientology. Though why Scientologists use a form of the cross themselves when they don’t acknowledge either the crucifixion or resurrection of Christ as a tenet of their religion is beyond me.