Cher has had a loyal fanbase for over 50 years. But there is one person who is not a member of the Cher crew.
Today, when the legend was on The Graham Norton Show, the host asked her if she listens to her own music. “I am not a big Cher fan, so I don’t usually.” Then she added, “I usually like the songs that were hits.” Can you Believe that?
Norton followed up by wanting to know if she watches her own movies, and she told him no without hesitation.
Then Tom Hanks interjected and told her, “You’re missing out. Motion picture perfection, Mamma Mia 2. Fernando. When she busts out Fernando, the World stops, suns clash with the stars.”
Norton added Moonstruck, while Julia Roberts said Silkwood. I say Mask is by far her best film. That final scene has me ugly crying every time. What movie do you think is her best?
Now, back to her not being a Cheraholic. That makes me love her even more. Because so many Divas love themselves more than they should. For example, one who just released an audiobook for her memoir that is almost 50 hours long.
Before Tom Hanks was a two-time Oscar winner, he got his start in He Knows You’re Alone. He looks the same now as he did when he was 23 in that 1980 movie.
Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard are so A-List that they got better tickets to see Shania Twain at the Hollywood Bowl than Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson.
And by the looks of the two-time Oscar winner’s face in this photo, he is not happy about it. And I don’t blame him. He should have been front and center.
Tom Hanks is one of the nicest guys in Hollywood, but he is playing a grumpy person in A Man Called Otto.
So what makes the actor grumpy in real life? The two-time Oscar winner told Yahoo Entertainment’s Kevin Polowy it is people who don’t use their turn signals.
“You know, suddenly the car that is slowing down, and slowing down for reasons that you don’t understand. And then literally stops,” he said. “And if they just turned on their right blinker to say they are looking for a place to park or they are going to pull into that driveway. Everything is fine. But when they don’t do it, everything is hard.”
Hanks is not wrong. But people who don’t shut off their blinker are just as bad.
And I am going to be the latter because I am going to be petrified that Hanks will be driving behind me when I am looking for a space in Los Angeles (which can be hard to find), and I won’t have my signal on. The last thing I would ever want to do is piss off the Bosom buddy.
