John Travolta Attends the Premiere of Old Dogs
Posted on Nov 10, 2009 @ 08:05AM - 1 comment
Jon Travolta, Robin Williams and Tom Hanks attend the premiere of Old Dogs.
VIDEO: Toy Story 3 Releases New Trailer
Posted on Oct 14, 2009 @ 04:20PM - 2 comments
Whether you are a kid or a kid at heart, Toy Story never fails to capture the imagination and now there is a third installment in the popular series. RadarOnline.com is bringing you the latest trailer and new images from lovable the flick voiced by Tom Hanks and Tim Allen.
Watch The Trailer Above!
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In the film hitting theaters on June 18, 2010, Woody (Hanks) and Buzz (Allen) are sent to a day care center with the rest of the toys since their owner Andy is heading to college and has outgrown them.
The trailer (which boasts the tagline "No Toy Left Behind") includes some hilarious moments such as Mr. Potato Head's parts getting stuck up a toddler's nose and Buzz speaking in foreign languages after the toys make a mistake resetting him.
Other notable names voicing the Pixar film include Michael Keaton, Whoopi Goldberg, John Ratzenberg, and Bonnie Hunt.
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Candy Spelling Named Official Ambassador of Tourism in Los Angeles
Posted on Oct 13, 2009 @ 06:11AM - 2 comments
While most celebrities prefer to keep their homes a private retreat, away from ogling tourists and idling tour buses, Candy Spelling is embracing tourism and RadarOnline.com has the exclusive scoop.
The famous Hollywood wife and mother was recently elected to the board of LA Inc., the Los Angeles Visitors and Conventions Bureau and named an official Ambassador of Tourism for the city of Los Angeles. Candy will join the list of stars including Tom Hanks, Kobe Bryant and Lauren Conrad who have appeared in the "That's So L.A." ad campaign.
Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie Top Vanity Fair's Establishment List
Posted on Sep 04, 2009 @ 12:11PM - Add a comment
Vanity Fair's annual "New Establishment" list, highlighting the most influential people in society and pop culture was released Friday, with some of RadarOnline.com's favorites garnering coveted spots on it.
Humanitarian A-listers Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie took the 8th spot--the only actors (or global superstars for that matter) to qualify in the top ten alongside Wall Street tycoons and politicians.
Click here to see pictures of Brad in Spain
Angels And Demons Overtakes Star Trek For Top Box Office Spot
Posted on May 18, 2009 @ 07:20AM - Add a comment
Tom Hanks' Angels And Demons, a thriller based on Dan Brown's novel, had a $152 million opening weekend worldwide, and the film's domestic $48 million take beat out incumbent Star Trek's $42 million second week.
The film garnered some poor reviews from critics, but that didn't seem to impact its financial success. Starring Tom Hanks as a Harvard academic-turned-Vatican savior, the Catholic church thriller fell short of matching the domestic $77 million opening its predecessor, The Da Vinci Code, took in during its 2006 opening weekend.
Angels & Demons is God-Awful
Posted on May 16, 2009 @ 09:28AM - Add a comment
In the first scene that Tom Hanks appears onscreen as Robert Langdon, he’s wearing a Speedo-like bathing suit. It’s not the only inappropriate moment in Angels & Demons, which desecrates the Vatican with murder, mayhem and even a little sexual tension. Even if it’s just a movie and it’s a fake Vatican, it all seems a little disrespectful. [Full disclosure: the person writing this review grew up in a secular household so she’s not like a religious freak or anything. She just thinks that a movie about Popes being murdered in really gruesome ways is kind of icky.]
That’s not the only problem with Angels & Demons — the plot is preposterous. Langdon is called back to the Vatican after an ancient underground brotherhood called the Illuminati, who favor science over religion, steals a bomb made by a hot Italian scientist named Vittoria Vetra (Ayelet Zurer) from the European Council for Nuclear Research in Switzerland. After the Pope dies under mysterious circumstances, the Illuminati, who hate the Catholic Church for persecuting them hundreds of years ago, kidnap four candidates for Popehood during Conclave, then threaten to kill each one every hour and set off the bomb, which will destroy Vatican City.
Protests Planned Inside 'Angels' Screenings
Posted on May 12, 2009 @ 08:05PM - Add a comment
The leader of Christian group The Resistance, strongly opposed to Tom Hanks' forthcoming Angels & Demons, has no problem facing jailtime for planned protests of the film's opening this weekend.
As RadarOnline.com reported earlier, the Vatican gave its approval through its official newspaper. Click here to read their review
Vatican Finds Hanks Film “Harmless”
Posted on May 07, 2009 @ 04:21PM - Add a comment
Side-stepping the furor caused by The Da Vinci Code, the prequel film Angels & Demons has officially received a warm welcome from the Vatican. After its world premiere in Rome, a review ran in L’Osservatore Romano (the Vatican’s official newspaper) highlighting some of the film’s faults but also often praising its direction, setting, and entertainment value.
Dapper Dandies: Grey Suits Are In!
Posted on Apr 01, 2009 @ 07:03AM - Add a comment
Grey suit
Tom Hanks May Face Vatican Boycott
Posted on Mar 21, 2009 @ 11:39AM - Add a comment
Tom Hanks has been busy finishing up the sequel to The Da Vinci Code and may be facing part two of a showdown with the Vatican. The organization, which railed against the first film, may be readying itself to be up at arms against the newest one Angels & Demons.
On Friday, the Vatican's official newspaper Awenwire ran a story saying the Church "cannot approve" of the film. Another Italian daily La Stampa, echoed the idea saying the Vatican would soon call for a boycott. However, Archbishop Velasio De Paolis was quoted as warning against a boycott in case it gives the film even more attention, making it that much more popular. Producers of the film were also denied access to film in parts of the Vatican.
The Church's railing against the first installment didn't hurt the box office. The Da Vinci Code raked in $760 million. Angels & Demons is set to open on May 15.
