What Tom Hanks Thinks of America

What Tom Hanks Thinks of America

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What We Got Right — and Wrong — in ‘Abundance’

“Abundance” came out a little over a year ago. It’s been exciting — and a little disorienting — seeing how it’s rippled out into the world, and the ways it’s been embraced and debated and critiqued. So I wanted to take a moment to talk through what’s really happened in the last y ...  Afficher plus

Stewart Brand, Silicon Valley’s Favorite Prophet, on Life’s Most Important Principle

Stewart Brand might be the most influential philosopher of the internet – at least in its more idealistic era. In the 1960s, Brand was the central bridge figure between the San Francisco counterculture and the emerging technology scene. He created the legendary Trips Festival wit ...  Afficher plus

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Tom Hanks (Extended) | Colbert Classic
The Late Show Pod Show with Stephen Colbert

Tom Hanks describes the larger-than-life character he portrays in the new Baz Luhrmann film, “Elvis,” as “a diabolical genius in every way.” Listen as Tom Hanks and Stephen Colbert talk all things Elvis Presley, Austin Butler, and in this Pod Show exclusive bonus moment, Hanks sh ...  Afficher plus

Tom Hanks
Tetragrammaton with Rick Rubin

Tom Hanks is one of the few actors who has succeeded enormously in just about every part of the silver and small screens: he’s written, directed, and produced; done summer stock theater, sitcoms, blockbuster movies, prestige TV, Broadway, and worked more than credibly in both dra ...  Afficher plus

E260 Chet Hanks Blasts Tom Hanks Conspiracy Rumors
Impaulsive with Logan Paul

Actor, Chet Hanks (son of Tom Hanks), joins the boys to unveil the truth about the Tom Hanks x QAnon conspiracy, how being kidnapped led him to god, why he can’t watch his dad’s movies, 2 secrets to becoming a successful actor, performing famous Tom Hanks lines & more...</ ...

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BONUS: Tom Hanks, Fox News, And A Debate About Whiteness In Hollywood
Consider This from NPR

This all started with a guest essay by Tom Hanks for The New York Times called "You Should Learn the Truth About the Tulsa Race Massacre," in which Hanks made the case for a more widespread teaching of American history involving Black Americans, especially of events like the Tuls ...  Afficher plus