Tom Hanks

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Holy conspiracy theory! The Illuminati have hatched a plot to destroy the Vatican in this "Da Vinci Code" follow-up, and only Tom Hanks can save the faithful.
  • Charlie Wilson's unfinished war

    The legendary Texas congressman talks about his secret 1980s Afghan war (and its blowback), the Obama campaign and being better-looking than Tom Hanks.
  • Hanks. Tom Hanks

    A Bond preview that will leave you hankering for more.
  • "The Polar Express"

    This creepy animated holiday feature based on the popular children's book -- featuring Tom Hanks as the voice of no fewer than six characters -- has more padding than a junkie's Santa suit.
  • "The Terminal"

    Tom Hanks plays a sort of Esperanto Everyman stuck for months at JFK Airport in what is probably the worst-directed film Steven Spielberg has ever made.
  • The Fix

    Elizabeth Hurley goes for Mile High Club membership, Gwyneth goes down for a nap, and the Buttafuocos call it quits. Plus: DJ Jazzy Dubya?
  • The Fix

    Tom Hanks and Armani say no to the Oscars, Liz says "ciao" to Hollywood, and we get a sneak peek of "Matrix" sequel.
  • Phish wraps New York Times

    Note to paper of record: That wasn't Tom Hanks onstage with Phish; Dr. Melfi loves dropping towel; Maximus returnus? Plus: Eminem pleads, Don't love me to death!
  • "Catch Me If You Can"

    Leonardo DiCaprio looks great in those '60s threads, but Steven Spielberg's story of a legendary hustler is sadly short on period zip, zowie and va-va-voom.
  • Jennifer, wasted

    What's Jennifer Jason Leigh doing in "The Road to Perdition" -- and why's she missing that despondent, carnal air of hers?
  • "Road to Perdition"

    Neither a good Paul Newman nor a bad Tom Hanks can save this dreary art-house flick from the airless grip of "American Beauty" director Sam Mendes.
  • At least the camera loves him

    Eminem said to have acting skillz; Hanks digs 'N Sync; DiCaprio's girlfriend gets spooked! Plus: Michael Jackson's dad out to catch terrorists.
  • The art of war

    HBO's massive and bloody miniseries, "Band of Brothers," attempts the impossible and nearly succeeds.
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Weekend, Sept. 7-9, 2001
  • We never saw this coming

    Britney says she's tossing the innocence routine; Tom Hanks is still talking about World War II; Charlie Sheen to sell bachelor pad. Plus: Sex-book deal too sticky for Cattrall.
  • Oscar plays nice

    At the 73rd Academy Awards, Steve Martin holds his fire, and not even Russell Crowe does anything naughty.
  • "The Green Mile"

    Stephen King thought the script made from his serial novel was the best film adaptation he'd ever read. But that doesn't make the movie any better.
  • The castaway

    Will Tom Hanks ever get off the feel-good island of superstardom?
  • Life is like a FedEx box

    Tom Hanks says that until crisis strikes, you always know what you're going to get.
  • The castaway speaks

    Listen to behind-the-scene excerpts of Michael Sragow's interview with Tom Hanks.
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Thursday, Jan. 4, 2001
  • "Cast Away"

    Melancholy! Eternal solitude! Tom Hanks and Robert "Forrest Gump" Zemeckis reunite for the year's most unlikely blockbuster.
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Monday, Dec. 18, 2000
  • Mother knows best

    Eminem's mom weighs in on her son's rocky marriage; enraged Gary Coleman takes on the scooter menace. Plus: Geri Halliwell ain't heavy, she's just compassionate; and Gwyneth's stalker deemed -- surprise! -- crazy.
  • Blue Glow

    Salon's TV picks for Thursday, Dec. 7, 2000
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