Tom attended the 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards a couple of days ago where he was nominated for Best Actor Motion Picture – Drama for The Post but ended up losing to Gary Oldman. Tom looked sharp in a black Tom Ford ensemble. I’ve updated the gallery with over 150 photos from the event.

   

Tom attended a special reception for The Post hosted by by David O. Russell and Colleen Camp in Los Angeles yesterday. Check out the photos from the event.

   

Tom attended the 18th Annual AFI Awards Luncheon yesterday in Los Angeles, I’ve updated the gallery with over 40 photos of the event.

   
   

Happy new year everyone! The year just started and Tom is already out attending his first event of the year. Tom, Meryl Streep & Steven Spielberg attended the Opening Night Screening of the 29th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival where they screened The Post then did a Q&A after the screening with the audience. I’ve updated the gallery with photos of Tom at the event.

   

In the spring and summer of 1971, the American political landscape was on fire. In March, the Weather Underground set off a bomb in the United States Capitol. In April, half a million people marched on Washington to protest the Vietnam War. And in June, the Nixon administration battled with the New York Times and the Washington Post over the publication of the classified Pentagon Papers, which revealed years of deception at the highest levels of the government regarding the conduct of the war.

At the time, Tom Hanks wasn’t particularly aware of all this. He was a 14-year-old kid from Oakland, finishing up his run at Bret Harte Junior High, and he had things other than politics on his mind.

“I didn’t pay that much attention to what was going on,” Hanks recalled on a recent afternoon in Santa Monica. “I paid attention to things that 14-year-olds pay attention to: the Oakland Raiders and the California Golden Seals hockey team and girls and stuff.”

Cut to the winter of 2017, and the American political landscape is once again on fire. One of Hollywood’s most universally beloved stars, Hanks is now 61, though he still has a boyish, excitable quality — amplified this afternoon by the double caffeine hit of a Diet Coke and a latte. And this time, he is very much engaged with what’s going on.

In Steven Spielberg’s new period drama, “The Post,” which goes into wide release on Jan. 12, Hanks stars as the late Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee, who, along with the paper’s pioneering publisher, Katharine Graham (Meryl Streep), stepped in to publish the Pentagon Papers after the Nixon administration sued the New York Times to halt their publication.

With critics lauding Hanks’ performance as the brash, charismatic Bradlee — who was portrayed earlier by Jason Robards in an Oscar-winning turn in 1976’s “All the President’s Men” — “The Post” has suddenly placed the actor not only in this year’s awards-season conversation but in the thick of today’s political debate. [More at Source]

I’ve updated the gallery with digital scans & shoots of Tom & Meryl’s feature for Empire UK.

   

Digital Scans > Empire UK (January 2018) 
Photoshoots > 2018 > Session 001

The Graham Norton Show is really rolling out the red carpet and inviting Hollywood royalty onto its sofa.

On Friday, January 12, the late night chat show will welcome Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks.

Both actors will be promoting their forthcoming Steven Spielberg movie The Post, which has already picked up awards season buzz and nominations

And… that’s it! Yes, apart from musical guests in the form of band First Aid Kit, Tom and Meryl will be the ONLY celebrity guests; which, if you think about it, actually makes a lot of sense.

We mean, any more star power put on the sofa and it would FOR SURE crumble to dust. [Source]

I’ve updated the gallery with photos of Tom attending the Washington DC premiere of The Post with Rita & his The Post co-stars.