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Katie Holmes’ Day at the NYC Marathon

It’s official. Katie Holmes can now claim that she completed the NYC marathon, as she finished the big race in 5 hours, 29 minutes, and 58 seconds.

The Batman Begins actress made her way to the starting line wearing an FDNY baseball cap, black pants and a purple tank top - and had quite the cheering section to help offer a little motivation.

Tom, Katie and Suri Bid Farewell To NYC

Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes have ended their short stay in New York City, getting a lot accomplished over the past few days.

Just yesterday, Tom attended another press junket for his latest film “Lions for Lambs” while Katie and Suri left the hotel 30 minutes later for a Chelsea Studios photo shoot.

Tom Cruise Impresses Those Around Him

Tom Cruise was spotted taking his two lovely ladies to a Pier 59 Studios photo shoot yesterday, as photographers swarmed their Midtown hotel in hopes of catching a shot of the Cruise clan.

The 45-year-old Top Gun actor has been in NYC promoting his upcoming wartime suspense tale Lions For Lambs, after a long stay in Berlin working on another movie in the pipelines titled Valkyrie.

Tom Cruise, Katie Holmes and Suri: Together In NYC

Spotted out yesterday all by her lonesome, this morning’s outing in the Big Apple was a different story for Katie Holmes.

The Batman Begins actress was spotted on a walk around the Upper East side of Manhattan with the company of her 17-month-old daughter Suri. The two young ladies even briefly met up with papa Cruise, before venturing out of sight.

TomKat Can’t Tell Suri “No”

This is bizarre.  According to Scientology, parents are supposed to always encourage their children rather than scold them.  And apparently for Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes, it means they rarely tell Suri “no.”

According to a source, “Tom and Katie have a hard time saying no to Suri. It’s all about being positive and supportive. Scientology advises parents to try to be the child’s friend. They don’t scold their children, but instead explain that bad behavior is the ‘wrong action’.”