When I heard that Tom Cruise was going to be on The Jennifer Hudson Show, I assumed that he would never do the Spirit Tunnel. Well, I made an ass of myself because he actually did it.
That is right. He put on a pair of Ray-Bans (and sadly kept his pants on) and danced his way down the hallway to the studio.
The actor was serenaded by the largest group of Hudson’s staff since they made Warner Bros. the happiest place north of Anaheim. Together they sang a reworked version of the late Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band’s Old Time Rock and Roll, the single he danced to in Risky Business.
Cruise let loose in a way I don’t remember seeing him do since he was in Cocktail. And I am loving it.
Maybe this will finally be his year with Digger? My friend who saw the film says it is an Oscar movie. Odyssey, Schmodyssey.
Tom Cruise is getting Oscar buzz for his upcoming movie Digger, so he is doing press to get it some attention.
One of his stops was The Tonight Show, and Jimmy Fallon challenged him to play the Claw Machine Challenge. Basically, they became the claw in a life-size claw machine.
There were two ways to win. The first was to collect the most oversized stuffed animals. The second being was finding the golden shovel buried somewhere in the tank.
As you can guess from the title, Cruise found that golden trophy. Because after almost 45 years in show business, he will do anything to get one.
Will this be the year? We will find out in a few months.
A few weeks ago, they announced that we are getting a sequel to 1990’s Days of Thunder, even though no one was asking for it.
Anyways, today Tom Cruise announced that his ex-wife, Nicole Kidman, whom he met on the set of the film, will not be his female lead. Instead, that part will be played by Anne Hathaway.
And that is all we know for now. Well, that and the film is expected to be released on June 2nd, 2028.
One more thing. Production won’t start until after Hathaway has her third baby.
Ever since Dawson’s Creek ended its six-season run in 2003, fans have been wanting a reunion. And they are finally getting one.
Well, sort of. For the first time since they filmed the series finale, eleven of the cast members are getting together in New York City to raise money for Fuck Cancer and James Van Der Beek. James revealed in November that he is battling stage 3 colorectal cancer.
Van Der Beek, Michelle Williams, Katie Holmes, Joshua Jackson, Mary Beth Peil, John Wesley Shipp, Mary-Margaret Humes, Nina Repeta, Kerr Smith, Meredith Monroe, and Busy Phillips will be holding a table read of the pilot episode. The latter three were not part of the first episode, which aired on January 20, 1998, so the trio will be reading other parts.
Michelle Williams said in a statement, “We grew up in Capeside, and that’s a bond that will last a lifetime. We wanted to gather around our dear friend James and remind him that we are all here. We always have been, and we always will be. And I know the fans of ‘Dawson’s Creek’ feel the same way.”
And fans can be there for them by buying tickets to the table read, which will take place on September 22nd at the Richard Rodgers Theater.
If the organizers are smart, they will put it online and allow fans, outside of Manhattan, to purchase tickets to the screening.
