We're about to insist that Tom Hanks stop being so awesome. It's getting out of hand. From hilarious pictures with strangers to amazing storytelling, he's getting to be too much. And now this. Hanks went
Amid last night's 'Saturday Night Live' cold open — mocking the second Presidential Debate — a familiar face emerged from the crowd...
For someone who's been described as the nicest guy in Hollywood, Tom Hanks sure has a dirty mouth. On 'Good Morning America' today, the actor inadvertently dropped the "F-bomb" on live TV, shocking host Elizabeth Vargas and embarrassing himself in the process. Oopsy! (Warning: NSFW)
Photo blog Worth 1,000 had a contest for participants to turn male celebrities into women. The results are amazing, although usually not particularly attractive.
There’s no need for us to prove that Tom Hanks is awesome. Remember when he posed with a random dude who was pretending to be drunk? Or how he has an impressive collection of typewriters? His awesomeness will never cease to impress us, which is why we vote Tom Hanks as one of the coolest celebs today and, arguably, of all-time.
At the recent memorial service for friend and fellow actor Michael Duncan Clarke, our vote was solidified once again.
Sometimes we think our favorite celebrities only exist on this planet for our own amusement. In fact, many of them do have lives away from the limelight. When they’re not acting, singing, dancing or just being fabulously rich and famous, some of your favorite stars take part in some pretty interesting extracurricular activities. Here
Something very important happened between the time when Jonah Hill first hosted 'Saturday Night Live' in 2008 and when he did for the second time last night -- the 28-year-old was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in 'Moneyball.' Although he ultimately lost to Christopher Plummer, apparently the nomination had gone to Hill's head just a little bit.
One of Hollywood's few remaining loving couples were caught justifying their love on the Los Angeles Kings' "Kiss Cam."
In the trailer remix tradition of 'The Shining' as inspirational family dramedy and 'Back to the Future' as tense gay love story, editor Nick Divers has recut scenes from Tom Hanks comedy 'Splash' into a taut political thriller.