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Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler Hold Hands While Filming Netflix Comedy in Italy
Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler were spotted strolling hand-in-hand along the streets of Milan last week as they continue to film the upcoming Netflix movie Murder Mystery. Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler are seen on the set of Murder Mystery on Aug. 27, 2018 in Milan, Italy. The two wore coordinating floral outfits as Sandler, 51, sported a thick mustache for the role. Murder Mystery stars Aniston and Sandler as a couple who become suspects in the murder of a billionaire.
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Jennifer Aniston Enjoys Weekend at George and Amal Clooney's Lake Como Villa with Adam Sandler
Jennifer Aniston Enjoys Weekend at Clooneys' Lake Como Villa
TVStephen ProctorAdam Sandler, Chris Rock, and Kevin James make beautiful music on 'Kevin Can Wait'
Adam Sandler and Chris Rock joined Kevin James for the season finale of "Kevin Can Wait" as former bandmates who want to get the band back together.
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The wedding slingers: Adam Sandler and Chris Rock make their new Netflix movie 'The Week Of' work
If you're willing to take "The Week Of" on its own terms, it's a goodhearted, sentimental comedy that wants to be "The Father of the Bride" with more vulgarity.
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Adam Sandler, Oscar nominee? Director Noah Baumbach makes case for his 'Meyerowitz Stories' star
The filmmaker wrote the role specifically for the comedian, seeking to tap into the “Happy Gilmore” star’s rarely seen sensitive side.
TVCaitlin George ParkerMiley Cyrus and Adam Sandler dedicate song to victims of Las Vegas tragedy on 'The Tonight Show'
Miley Cyrus and Adam Sandler took the stage on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" covering Dido's song "No Freedom" to remember those lost in the tragic mass shooting in Las Vegas.
TVSuperfanAdam Sandler Breaks Up Soccer Dad Competition Between Kevin James and James Corden
Kevin James and James Corden compete to be the most enthusiastic soccer dad
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Two Netflix Original Films Selected for Streaming Giant's First-Ever Cannes Festival Screenings
Netflix will bring Bong Joon Ho's 'Okja' and Noah Baumbach's 'The Meyerowitz Stories' to competition at the world's biggest film festival in May in France
MoviesStephen ProctorThe 4 Best Movies Coming to Netflix This Week
The four best movies coming to Netflix this week include a Disney classic and an Adam Sandler Netflix original.
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Netflix Doubles Down on Adam Sandler With New Four-Film Deal
Netflix is staying in the Adam Sandler business. The company has inked a new four-film deal with Sandler to create original projects for its streaming service. Sandler’s Happy Madison Productions will produce each film, which will premiere exclusively on the streaming service.
CelebrityPaul RosalesHappy 50th Birthday, Adam Sandler — King of Comfort Wear
Comfort first While most celebs get gussied up for awards shows, Adam Sandler keeps it casual. He hit the 1999 Kids’ Choice Awards in this comfy pink-and-blue sweatsuit combo. (Photo: Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic)
MoviesVarietyAdam Sandler's 'Ridiculous Six' Is Making History for Netflix
Adam Sandler in ‘The Ridiculous Six’ (Netflix)
TVSuperfan‘Ridiculous 6’ Cast Show Off Their Skills on ‘Kimmel’
Adam Sandler, Taylor Lautner, and the rest of the cast of The Ridiculous 6 visited Jimmy Kimmel Live on Monday. They all showed off the many skills they used while filming the comedy western. Lautner showed off his amazing backflipping abilities on the stage while his castmates chanted “MVP!” He mainly used that skill to cheer up the crew. Luke Wilson and Rob Schneider picked up the uncanny ability to impersonate their co-star Nick Nolte. Unfortunately, Sandler’s skills did not include horseback riding. He explained that even after 25 lessons, he wasn’t able to actually mount the horse. ...
TVDave Nemetz'Saturday Night Live' #TBT: Dive Into Summer With Schmitts Gay
We’re celebrating the start of bikini season with this ingenious Saturday Night Live ad parody from 1991, which flips the frat-boy chauvinism of typical beer commercials on its head.
