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According to the New York Post (which cites the National Post's Shinan Govani, though we sure can't find anything about this on the Post's website), someone in Toronto, somewhere, has Tom Cruise's BlackBerry. Cruise, in town to promote Valkyrie and to be poked fun at, lost it sometime after an Entertainment Tonight Canada interview. It's a shame that Cruise let such a valuable and prized possession slip out of his grasp. What's next? Katie?
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Found it!
Twas in the National Post Blogs ;)
Check out this link for the original mention
"What do you think Tom Cruise will give me if I find his Blackberry? A free e-meter test?"
Also later on this was posted at this link
Yup, that was our story (via Page Six) that made international headlines yesterday about Tom Cruise losing his BlackBerry, whilst the superstar was on his you-complete-me tour of T.O. And, yup, we did snicker when Defamer.com weighted in on the great hand-held hunt, putting forward this: “Obviously, the superstar has nothing to worry about, as the honorable people of Canada aren’t the type to exploit Tom’s loss for their personal gain. The second anyone stumbles upon the missing ‘BlackBerry,’ they are therefore expected to turn it in to Tom’s management immediately, paying no attention to the words ‘Spousal E-Remote’ etched along the top.”
Yeah, it was added this evening! Shinan e-mailed me earlier today to say that the information about the lost 'Berry was in too late last night to get it into the Post for today, so to Page Six it went instead.
Of, the fun could be had with that device. If I were famous, I'd tether my phone to my waist.