Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes held a star-studded housewarming party on Saturday night.

The Hollywood couple moved into their new $35 million Beverly Hills mansion last month and invited a host of A-list stars to help them celebrate. Guests included Eva Longoria, Oprah Winfrey, Kirstie Alley, Brooke Shields, Jennifer Lopez and Victoria Beckham.

Kirstie Alley steps down from the weighing scale. The Emmy Award-winning actress, who served as the spokesmodel for the Jenny Craig Weight Loss program for the past three years, will not grace the program's ads anymore. However, she will still continue its maintenance course, People magazine reports.

"Although Kirstie will not appear in future advertising endeavors for us, she does remain on Jenny Craig's maintenance program and is confident that our program has helped her incorporate positive lifestyle changes that should last a lifetime," Jenny Craig's VP for marketing, Scott Parker, says.

Kirstie Alley hated people until she found Scientology.

The 'Look Who's Talking' star, who last month claimed the bizarre sci-fi cult saved her life, preferred animals to "irritating" human beings before she joined the religion.

Kirstie Alley hated people until she found Scientology. The 'Look Who's Talking' star, who last month claimed the bizarre sci-fi cult saved her life, preferred animals to "irritating" human beings before she joined the religion.

Kirstie, who is listed as a founding member of Scientology's Super Power Expansion Project, said: "I am a different being, and I mean entirely different. My viewpoint on the fourth dynamic and mankind and other people changed. You know, I liked animals more than people! OK, I liked certain people, but the idea of 'mankind' - it really irritated me!

Bart Simpson's voice, Nancy Cartwright, had given Scientology $10 million last year. The voice actress had doubled the amount Tom Cruise has given their religion in an effort to help spread their founder L. Ron Hubbard's word, Pagesix.com reports.

The highly controversial religion's Global Salvage effort reportedly aims to rid psychology sickness and other "aberrant" behavior.

Kirstie Alley claims Scientology saved her life. The 'Look Who's Talking' star appears in a promotional video called 'Orientation: A Scientology Information Film', where she gives her own reasons for following the bizarre sci-fi cult.

Alley, 57, said: "Honest to God truth, without Scientology, I would be dead. Personally, I recommend it."