Tom Hanks News

On KIMMEL, Ray talks about being on HBO's “Vinyl” and recalls the first concert he ever went to.

On KIMMEL, Ray talks about filming a threesome for the show “Vinyl” and recalls a funny story about the first sex scene he ever filmed.

Governor Romney explains why he doesn't want Donald Trump to be the Republican Party's presidential nominee on KIMMEL.

Governor Romney talks about some of the other people besides Trump who are running for President and Jimmy tries to get him to answer some hypothetical questions on KIMMEL.

Naomi talks about her new movie, David Lynch and a teaches us what the sport of “netball” is on KIMMEL.

On KIMMEL, Naomi talks about the pros and cons of living on both the west and east coasts.

Naomi is forced to watch an Australian commercial she made much earlier in her career on KIMMEL.

On KIMMEL, John talks about the use of modern music on his new show “Underground.”

On KIMMEL, The PBS drama “Downton Abbey” recently aired its final episode. If you're a fan of the show, you are familiar with the beautiful opening theme song. It is a haunting theme that unfortunately doesn't have any lyrics. Kimmel decided to change that. They had award-winning singer John Legend perform the never-before heard lyrical version of the “Downton Abbey” theme song.

On KIMMEL, There's an app called MSQRD that turns your face into other people's faces. For his wife's birthday, Jimmy made a video where he and his daughter swapped faces and the results were strange.

On KIMMEL, “The Breakup Shop” is a real company you can hire to send a breakup text or make a breakup phone call. The service is being described as “Uber for break-ups.” Which makes no sense, because Uber is already in the breakup business.

On KIMMEL, Ben Affleck had the unfortunate duty of breaking the news that Jimmy's big scene was cut out of “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.” Luckily Ben brought the clip along, which stars Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill, Jesse Eisenberg, Will Arnett and Jimmy Kimmel.

At a Minnesota state high school hockey tournament, the captain of the team that won delivered an MVP caliber post-game interview on KIMMEL.

On KIMMEL, Naomi talks about appearing on five magazine covers in the same month and about her brother, a professional photographer.

On KIMMEL, Naomi finds out that her name came up in one of the emails Hillary Clinton released as a result of the scandal she is currently embroiled in.

On KIMMEL, John recalls going shopping for baby stuff with his wife, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.

On KIMMEL, John talks about his wife Chrissy Teigen's mother who is very superstitious.

On KIMMEL, they bleeped and blurred all the week's big TV moments whether they need it or not. This week they feature Ted Cruz, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders and more. #UnnecessaryCensorship

“When you slip on the banana peel, people laugh at you. But when you tell people you slipped on the banana peel, it's your laugh. So you become the hero, rather than the victim of the joke.” This was Nora Ephron's philosophy, inherited from her own mother. She believed that being a writer meant turning the bad things that happen to you into comedy. Written and directed by her son, Jacob Bernstein, the candid portrait EVERYTHING IS COPY Nora Ephron: Scripted & Unscripted debuts MONDAY, MARCH 21 (9:00-10:30 p.m. ET/PT), exclusively on HBO.

On TODAY, Rita Wilson discusses her passion for music and a new album out. She tells TODAY's Savannah Guthrie about her breast cancer battle, advising women to “trust your gut” and get a second opinion. She also reveals that her husband, Tom Hanks, will be coming along for part of her music tour, and looks back wryly at a clip of an early performance on “The Brady Bunch.”