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Tom Cruise is making headlines in a big way this week after the Academy announced he’ll receive an Honorary Oscar at the 2025 Governors Awards this November. The Academy is recognizing his extraordinary four-decade career, his commitment to the theatrical experience, and the way he championed cinema through the toughest days of the pandemic. It’s a crowning achievement for a star who’s been box-office royalty since the eighties and is still outpacing peers like Brad Pitt, with a net worth soaring past 600 million dollars according to TalkBox Global.
On the professional front, Cruise isn’t slowing down. He revealed this week that he and director Christopher McQuarrie are working on eight new movies together, continuing a collaboration that’s already produced some of his biggest recent hits in the Mission Impossible franchise. And speaking of daredevil antics, the Mission star was spotted shooting a jaw-dropping sequence on top of a moving train for the newest installment—a reminder that at 62, Cruise still does all his signature stunts himself.
Long-term, Cruise told The Hollywood Reporter at the New York premiere of Mission Impossible The Final Reckoning that he plans to keep making movies into his 100s—yes you heard that right, his 100s. “I will never stop doing action. I will never stop doing drama, comedy films. I’m excited,” he declared. While McQuarrie said the latest Mission movie was the “satisfying conclusion to a 30-year story arc,” neither has confirmed if this truly spells the end for Ethan Hunt.
In the world of celebrity relationships, Cruise’s friendship and rumored romance with Ana de Armas is spurring endless speculation. The two were seen together multiple times in London and Paris in recent months, even sharing a helicopter ride and celebrating her birthday. Both parties insist they’re “just friends” and have several upcoming projects in development, but an Us Weekly insider claims a “low-key” romance could be brewing. Social media added fuel to the fire, with Katie Holmes—Cruise’s famously private ex—liking a viral Instagram post suggesting a Cruise-de Armas love affair, setting off a fresh round of gossip.
Finally, in an unusually candid moment, Cruise admitted in an interview this week that the one film he truly regrets making is Losin’ It, a forgettable 1982 comedy he’s happy to leave in the past. But if anything’s clear, Tom Cruise is certainly not looking back—he’s racking up accolades, plotting new blockbusters, and, if he has his way, setting the stage for yet another cinematic act.
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