Adam Sandler Says 'Yes' to Greenlighting 'Happy Gilmore' Sequel

Halsey and their partner, Alev Aydin, celebrated a major milestone! The “Without Me” singer, 26, took to Instagram on March 17 and wished Alev a happy birthday in his Turkish language. “İyi ki doğdun,” Halsey began, which loosely translates to “Happy Birthday.” Halsey also wrote, “happiest birthday, aşkım,” meaning “my love” when loosely translated from Turkish to English.

disclaimer that the details in the movie should be taken as opinions, not facts.“Dolittle” was tied for the most nominations with the mafia film “365 Days,” which was also nominated for Worst Picture, Worst Actor (Michele Morrone) and Worst Actress (Anna-Maria Sieklucka).Also Read: Razzie Awards: Every Worst Picture 'Winner,' From 'Can't Stop the Music' to 'Cats' (Photos)Some other low lights of the Razzie nominations include perennial contender Adam Sandler, who was nominated for Worst Actor

Antonio Ferme editor“365 Days,” “Absolute Proof,” “Dolittle,” “Fantasy Island” and “Music” have been nominated as “worst picture” for the 41st annual Golden Raspberry Awards.The nominees for the mock awards show were unveiled on Friday, three days before the Academy Awards nominations, “giving the world a whiff of what else went wrong while the planet was on lockdown.” Winners will be announced on April 24, the day before the Oscars ceremony.

Maroon 5 star Adam Levine is causing controversy after claiming that “there aren’t any bands anymore.”

Adam Levine made some comments this week that has upset a lot of people.

Adam Levine has said in a new interview that he is disappointed that there “aren’t any bands any more”.The Maroon 5 frontman was speaking to Apple Music’s Zane Lowe this week following the arrival of the band’s new collaboration with Megan Thee Stallion, ‘Beautiful Mistakes’.Levine spoke in the interview about Maroon 5’s breakthrough in 2002 with their debut album ‘Songs About Jane’, telling Lowe that he had been re-watching old music videos from that era with his daughter.“It’s funny how you go

Putting a stop to speculation. Pregnant Halsey opened up about her journey to conceiving baby No. 1.

Adam Sandler and “Happy Gilmore” co-star Christopher McDonald appeared on “The Dan Patrick Show” in honour of this month marking the 25h anniversary of the classic golf comedy.

Happy Gilmore.The actor, who stars as the titular character in the 1996 film about an unsuccessful ice hockey player who discovers a newfound talent for golf, reunited with his former co-star Chris McDonald yesterday (February 24) to talk about the film in a new interview.Appearing on The Golf Channel’s The Dan Patrick Show, the pair were asked whether there had been any discussions about a new Happy Gilmore project.While Sandler denied that it has been discussed, he and McDonald – who played

Naman Ramachandran Jack Giarraputo, the veteran Hollywood executive who co-founded Happy Madison with Adam Sandler, is launching advertising agency Slice Collective at the upcoming European Film Market in Berlin.The company, co-founded with former Lazard private equity executive Abhishek Som, is a full-service creative advertising agency aiming to produce Hollywood-level campaigns for clients around the world.Films that Giarraputo has produced have collectively grossed more than $4 billion at

Reese Witherspoon fans were treated to a way back throwback that not only featured Reese, but also her daughter Ava… when she was a little baby!
The incredible photo was taken during Reese's time filming Little Nicky back in 1999, in which she played - Adam Sandler's mom.For the record, Reese is 10 years younger than Adam Sandler. Little Ava is adorable in the snap and Reese looks just stunning cradling her baby on set.MORE: Reese Witherspoon shares rare photo with husband Jim Toth - fans

Happy Gilmore, here is a gallery of Adam Sandler through the years.Spot the throwbacks!More like this: Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler tease plans for fourth movie togetherMore like this: Britney Spears through the years: a look back at her greatest red carpet moments

@AdamSandler pic.twitter.com/Wa4Y8lh6rJThe whole exchange got the attention of award winning actor Ben Stiller, who played the nefarious nursing home employee who “looked after” Gilmore’s grandmother.“That’s a beautiful swing Mr. Gilmore,” he responded to Sandler’s video.

Happy Gilmore, which was released 25 years ago yesterday (February 16). You can check it out below.The actor, who played the titular character in the 1996 sports comedy, filmed himself playing golf to honour Gilmore’s love of the sport in the film.“OK, it’s been 25 years since I’ve done this,” the actor can be heard saying at the start of the video.