Tom Hanks

What's Tom Hanks' favorite song of the year? He was asked just that at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 25th Anniversary show yesterday.

Yup, it's Beyonce's "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)," which seems like a sort of unlikely choice, but maybe Forrest, Forrest Gump is hipper than we thought. We do forget that he taught Elvis how to dance.

Adam was one of our favorite movies at Sundance and it hits theaters today.

Click here to find out why.

Nick Cassavetes wants you to know you’re going to die.

And not only is it okay, “It’s beautiful,” says the director. 

Bless us father, but we must confess, the Dan Brown/Da Vinci Code bus is not one we ride.

However, Angels & Demons, the prequel to Brown’s The Da Vinci Code and the follow up to the blockbuster 2006 film adaption, is a thoroughly enjoyable movie. 

It must be a miracle! A sequel that’s better than its predecessor.

When we went to a screening of Angel & Demons last week, we were slightly stunned to see two nuns sitting in front of us.

They must have been doing re-con.

Because apparently, so did the Vatican.

The Vatican’s own newspaper released a review of the new Ron Howard/Tom Hanks follow up to The Da Vinci Code and has deemed the film “a gigantic and smart commercial operation” that’s just “two hours of harmless entertainment, which hardly affects the genius and mystery of Christianity.”

Sounds like a seal of approval to us.

Dan Brown’s third book in the The Da Vinci Code series hasn’t even made it to stores yet, but the film adaptation has already been green-lit.

That’s because it’s a freakin’ cash cow!

The film adaptation of The Da Vinci Code, starring Tom Hanks in 2006, grossed more than $758 million worldwide and the prequel, Angels & Demons, which opens on May 14th, is expected to do equally massive business.

Woo woo, time to ride that gravy train all the way to the end of the line.

We love that Zac Efron has such a great head on his shoulders.

And not only because it’s pretty.

While promoting 17 Again last week, Zac was asked why he’s not much of a Lohan-esque party boy seen wasted, stumbling out of clubs and scowling at the paparazzi.

“There’s a time for celebration and I partake, sure,” he said. “But, you know, it’s important not to let that become too big of a distraction. The more you have access to, the harder it is to remain focused."

We love Zac Efron.

Anyone who reads Gossip Sauce knows we have mad, crazy, big time love for our Zac-Y Pooh, but yesterday our adoration was kicked into a new pantheon.

You know why?

Because Zac Efron is the kindest, most genteel and generous celebrity we’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting.

On Sunday, we attended the press junket for 17 Again (more on that coming soon, so stay tuned).

In this beautiful, simple, heart breaking film, Rose Byrne and Hugh Dancy, an Aussie and a Brit, play New Yorkers who meet in the laundry room of their glorious Manhattan apartment building. She’s lovely, he’s handsome, she’s a school teacher who wants to write children’s books, he’s got Asperger’s Syndrome, which essentially means he’s highly functioning but borderline autistic. 

The record scratches.

Earlier today we said that Rita Wilson looked like "an over-the-hill showgirl in an off-the-Strip production of Thoroughly Modern Millie" at last night's Golden Globes.

We realize now, we were too kind.

We missed the whole fish scale-iness of the dress too. Is she paying homage to her husband's film Splash?

Tom's face says it all.

Either someone just farted or he's fighting the urge to tell his wife just how busted she really looks.

We're willing to bet it's the latter.