Tom Hanks has been announced as a presenter on Sunday night’s Tony Awards? But will they give him one for his excellent performance as late reporter Mike McAlary in “Lucky Guy”? I sure hope so. The Tony voters this year have been very anti-Hollywood, snubbing Bette Midler, Sigourney Weaver and a raft of movie stars who boosted Broadway’s bottom line this year.

Hanks was the exception. He made what had to be the easiest transition ever from Hollywood to the stage in Nora Ephron’s play. And while it does seem like Christopher Durang’s “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike” will win Best Play, Hanks should be shoo in for Best Actor.  Either way, he’ll be on the Tony show, hosted again by Neil Patrick Harris.

Hanks joins a lot of stars on this year’s Tonys including Cyndi Lauper, whose “Kinky Boots” we’re betting on for Best Musical, plus Weaver, Jake Gyllenhaal, Anna Kendrick, Zachary Quinto,  Sally Field, Audra McDonald, Alan Cumming, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Megan Hilty, Andrew Rannells, Jane Krakowski, Matthew Morrison, Laura Benanti, Steven Van Zandt, Hal Prince, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Barrett Foa as well as Scarlett Johansson, Cuba Gooding Jr., Jesse Eisenberg, Jon Cryer and Martha Plimpton.

Did I mention Mike Tyson? Yes, indeed. Mike Tyson, for some reason, is going to be on the Tony Awards. The show begins at 8pm Sunday on CBS.

Exclusive from inside the Jackson house in Calabasas: this isn’t the first time Paris Jackson has tried to hurt herself. Inside the house it’s known that she’s a cutter (TMZ has some photos that indicate that). She tried to cut her wrists this time.

“She’s a handful for the Jacksons,” says my source, “They dont know what to do. Paris suffers from depression. She’s lonely, she thinks no one loves her. Or is listening to her. This wasn’t about not going to a Marilyn Manson concert. She doesn’t want to be controlled or told what to do.”

My sources say Paris has also asked to be emancipated. But a lot of these things are typical for 15 year old girls who are smart and rebellious. Add to that all her other pressures and Paris has some big issues. One of them will be whether Debbie Rowe now tries to gain legal custody and take her daughter out of the Jackson home.

Meantime the sheriffs department in Calabasas has confirmed transporting a patient to the hospital after a medical emergency.

Very upsetting news that Paris Jackson, the 15 year old daughter of Michael Jackson and Debbie Rowe, may have attempted suicide. ET says Rowe confirmed for them that Paris is hospitalized after the attempt. (Rowe is very close with an ET producer.) She is most likely in West Hills Hospital near Calabasas, California.

But Paris, who seems like a gifted, verbal child, was sending out some odd Tweets on Twitter in the last few days about not sleeping and not being able to study.

Of course, she’s under pressure about making a new relationship with Rowe, and with the crazy trial going on in Los Angeles about her father’s death. None of that is easy. But this may have been catalyzed by something to do with a boy. She wrote on May 28th:

“don’t kiss someone one day if you plan on seeing someone else the next day”

On May 29th Paris wrote “Love is dumb and so are you”

And then on June 3rd: “Don’t listen to a word I say. The screams all sound the same”

The last is a quote from lyrics by a song from Of Monsters and Men. Paris often quotes lyrics and some of them are dark. But obviously there’s too much pressure on this girl.

Just two days ago Paris posted to You Tube a very poised 30 minute video about how she applies makeup. http://www.showbiz411.com/2013/06/02/paris-jackson-debuts-make-up-video-on-you-tube-see-here

Exclusive: Are you getting ready for the Oscars? Lee Daniels is. The director of “Precious” screened “The Butler” two nights ago in New York for family and friends–this was the final cut he told them. Among those in the audience: cast members Forest Whitaker, who saw his film for the first time, singer-actor Lenny Kravitz, and Cuba Gooding Jr. I am told that the screening at Technicolor editing was a huge success. Whitaker was “thrilled.” Actually “he was crying,” said a source.

Audience members cited Whitaker and Oprah Winfrey, David Oyelowo (who plays their son), and Gooding. I was also told that Alan Rickman and Jane Fonda as Ronald and Nancy Reagan are “iconic” and make indelible impressions. “The Butler” is released on August 12th, same day as “The Help,” with an eye toward multiple Oscar nominations. From the descriptions I got, this won’t be an issue.

“The Butler” is one of two big big big movies from The Weinstein Company this summer and fall pitched for the Oscars– the other is “August: Osage County” starring Meryl Streep. They have others but these are the two biggies we can expect to see along with things like Woody Allen’s “Blue Jasmine,” Joel Coen’s “Inside Llewyn Davis,” Alexander Payne’s “Nebraska,” maybe Martin Scorsese’s “Wolf  of Wall Street” and so on.

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