People all over the world would do anything to get an autograph from Taylor Swift. But is there anyone whom the singer would do anything for? Yes, there is!
Swift sings I Knew It, I Knew You for the Toy Story 5 soundtrack. Therefore, Pixar invited her to the movie’s premiere in Los Angeles yesterday.
And the Grammy winner came prepared. She brought her VHS copy of Toy Story with her to the red carpet. Why? So that she could get Woody, I mean, Tom Hanks, to sign it. That’s right, the most famous loved person in the world asked someone for their autograph. Of course, he obliged! How could he say no? His grandchildren would have disowned him.
With this interaction, the young Swifties are watching Bosom Buddies to find out more about the man that their idol considered an idol since she was just 5 years old.
As awesome as this was for Hanks, I feel bad for Tim Allen and Joan Cusack, who just got to stand there and watch it happen. What are they chopped liver?
We know Wienerschnitzel as a Hot Dog restaurant, but they also have so much more, like delicious milkshakes and chili.
This Summer, they are offering a treat that is the quintessential dessert for the season. What is it? They are Funnel Cakes. The carnival treat comes in five flavors: Oreo, Apple Pie, Chocolate, Strawberry, or caramel, and they are all covered with globs of whipped cream.
They are available for a limited time, so enjoy them while you can.
Before Ryan Reynolds was drinking in Van Wilder, he was trying to get his mom to stop doing it in My Name Is Kate. He gave a powerful performance in that 1993 movie when he was just 16.
Patrick Renna is reuniting with some of his old friends from the Sandlot for a new show separate from their past.
According to Deadline, Dugout Dads will star Renna and Tom Guiry, Chauncey Leopardi, Marty York, Brandon Quintin Adams, Victor DiMattia, Shane Obedzinski, Grant Gelt, and Will Horneff will appear throughout the season.
DD deals with a dad who becomes a Little League coach and finds out the dads are more foul than any pitch their kids can hit.
“After years of coaching Little League, I’ve witnessed some truly epic meltdowns on the field, and it’s always the adults (I’d be lying if I said it was never me). I just knew those experiences had to become a show. What makes it even more special is that it’s bringing me back together with the cast of The Sandlot, guys I’ve shared a unique bond and brotherhood with for more than 30 years. It feels like a story I was meant to tell, with exactly the right people to tell it with,” Renna told Deadline.
The show is expected to debut later this year, with details to be announced in the near future.
