Adam Sandler Talks ‘Hustle,’ Hosting ‘SNL’ This Season and Being Open to ‘Waterboy’ Sequel: ‘I Love Mama’

Rob Schneider reveals Bill Murray wasn’t a fan of his time on “Saturday Night Live”.

Zack Sharf On the heels of Geena Davis’ revelation that Bill Murray was allegedly inappropriate with her during the making of “Quick Change” comes a new interview with Rob Schneider claiming Murray hated “Saturday Night Live” cast members Adam Sandler and Chris Farley. Schneider was being interviewed on SiriusXM’s “The Jim Norton & Sam Roberts Show” (via THR) when he said that his “SNL” cast got a warning when Murray came to host an episode. An unnamed filmmaker told Schneider and the team: “Bill Murray is gonna come, he’s gonna change the dialogue. He’s gonna change things, and it’s gonna be great, but you don’t know who you’re gonna get. Which Bill Murray you’re gonna get. The nice Bill Murray? Or you’re gonna get the tough Bill Murray?”

Adam Sandler has confirmed he’s reuniting with the Safdie brothers for another flick.

Adam Sandler admitted during a new interview that there is a part of him that feels out of place in his career. Sandler, 56, cemented his successful acting career with roles in films such as "The Wedding Singer," "Punch-Drunk Love" and more recently "Hustle." The character in each of his movies is familiar to Sandler, one he has played many times.

Everyone loves Adam Sandler in the Safdie Brother’s “Uncut Gems,” including Adam Sandler. The hyper-intense A24 crime drama (which we described as an “insane, cocaine-fueled New York street hustle”) received major accolades and is considered one of Sandler’s best serious performances, if not his best.

“Three storylines, spanning thousands of years, intersect and reflect on hope, connection and the circle of life.”Jared Ian Goldman (“Ingrid Goes West,” “Russian Doll”) is producing. Day is the executive producer.

Paige Thorne has deleted all trace of Adam Collard from her Instagram account, following rumours that the couple have called it quits. Paige, 25, and Adam, 26, met in the Love Island villa back in the summer and despite appearing smitten with one another after returning to the UK, their romance is said to have recently hit a rocky patch.

Adam Sandler is back in the limelight thanks to his latest performance in “Hustle,” which hit Netflix earlier this year in June. Like “Punch Drunk Love” and “Uncut Gems” before it, it’s the rare dramatic role for Sandler in a sea of low-grade comedies he typically stars in, and it’s received great press.

Miles Teller is back home after a busy weekend in New York City.

Kate Aurthur editor The cold open of the Sept. 28 Season 3 premiere of “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” featured at the bottom of this post harks back to a more innocent time for the Bravo cast members — before it then reveals how their lives and friendships have exploded during the show’s run. The scene begins in December 2019 with the first confessionals the women filmed for the show’s freshman season, as they introduce themselves, and present their relationships to other cast members. Jen Shah — who in July of this year pleaded guilty to criminal fraud charges, and will be sentenced (likely to prison) in November — attempts to explain her job, which she calls “direct response marketing.” As the audience now knows, Shah was in fact — as she’s now admitted — a high-up figure in a telemarketing scheme that defrauded tons of (often elderly) people. She was arrested during the filming of Season 2, practically on camera. And as Shah protested her innocence, the second season made much hay of her legal issues.

Amy Schumer wasted no time going into detail about her personal life on Monday night during her appearance on  in Brooklyn, New York. When asked what she's been up to lately, the 41-year-old comedian couldn't help but joke that she's been «kicking it with Adam Levine» amid his cheating scandal which has made headlines in recent weeks.«What have I been up to? I've mostly just been kicking it with Adam Levine,» Schumer told Kimmel, who replied, «Oh, have you? And your husband, I assume, is OK with that?»The remark inspired Schumer to share a little info on how things between her and her husband, Chris Fischer, are in the bedroom.

Another day, another serve from Rihanna! The singer kicked off boot season while out and about in New York.

Bachelor in Paradise to premiere now (this Tuesday to be exact), I suppose it makes sense: You have scary creatures in the form of crabs and other insects roaming about, and you never know if you might be ghosted for a new arrival. But even with the change in seasons, bartender (and ) Wells Adams tells Glamour it's still very much the same BiP you've always loved: “There are people crying in the ocean. And crabs attacking everyone.

Whoopity-doo! Adam Sandler has become a Hollywood icon thanks to his movies and shows — from Saturday Night Live to films like Billy Madison, Grown Ups and Murder Mystery, even dipping his toes into more dramatic fare as well.

Kim Se-jeong is in talks to reprise her role as Do Ha-na in the second season of OCN’s The Uncanny Counter.According to a report from South Korean media outlet Sports Today yesterday (September 22), the actress received an offer to reprise her role in the mystery K-drama. A source from Jellyfish Entertainment, Kim’s management agency, later responded to the news by confirming that the actress is “positively reviewing” the offer.At the time of publication, it is unclear if other members of the main cast — comprised of Jo Byeong-gyu, Yoo Joon-sang and Yeon Hye-ran — are also in talks to reprise their roles in the drama’s second season.The Uncanny Counter was renewed for a second season in January 2021.

Zack Sharf Adam Sandler earned strong reviews for his performance in Netflix’s “Hustle” earlier this year, but such acclaim is few and far between in the comedian’s filmography. For every “Hustle” or “Uncut Gems,” there’s an onslaught of comedies like “Murder Mystery,” “Hubie Halloween,” “The Ridiculous 6,” “Blended” and more. Film critics often have their knives out for Sandler, especially when it comes to his non-“Hustle” Netflix comedies, and he recently admitted to AARP that negative reviews can “sometimes” sting. “Mostly because I invite all these amazing people I care about to make movies with me,” Sandler said, “and I wish they didn’t have to read shit about whatever we’ve made.”