Adam Sandler in the News

'Marley & Me' stays No. 1 at box office

The film fetches $24.1 million for a total of $106.5 million. In second is Adam Sandler's 'Bedtime Stories.' Twentieth Century Fox's "Marley & Me" remained top dog at the box office, beginning the new year as it ended the last one -- as the weekend's biggest-grossing film.

Far from magical

Skeeter Bronson (Adam Sandler) works as a handy man at a resort complex that stands on the ground formerly occupied by his father’s hotel. Magnate Barry Nottingham (Richard Griffiths) bought it from Bronson’s bankrupt father who made him promise him that he would employ his son.

Movie Review: Bedtime Stories

Pleasant experience. Not terribly memorable, but enjoyable while it unfolded. As Adam Sandler moves into his forties, it's becoming just a bit more difficult for him to continue playing the man-child characters that aided him in his rise to fame from Saturday Night Live through his film output in the 1990s. It appears that the days of Happy Gilmore, Billy Madison, and The Water Boy are behind ...

Flix: Sandler's 'Bedtime Stories' feeling tired

Adam Sandler returns to the familiar man-child of yore with "Bedtime Stories," a desperate family-friendly comedy about wild nighttime fantasies that magically come true in broad daylight.

Adam Sandler on Brand's hair

Adam Sandler tells us what he thinks of Russell Brand's big hair and what he will be doing this New Year's Eve.

Jen Aniston Beats Brad Pitt at Box Office - Again!

Jennifer Aniston is top dog at the box office. Her flick, Marley & Me, earned $24.1 million over the weekend, making it No. 1 for the second week in a row. See photos of Aniston filming with Owen Wilson in Miami. The doggy drama, which set a Christmas Day opening record, has made $106.5 million so far. Adam Sandler's Bedtime Stories came in second spot, earning $20.3 million. Brad...

'Bedtime Stories' a wake-up call for the imagination

When my 5-year-old cousin asked me if I wanted to see the movie "Bedtime Stories," I was a little reluctant. Adam Sandler in a good, clean kids' movie? Could it even be possible?

Sandler, sadly, rediscovers his inner child

Adam Sandler returns to the familiar man-child of yore with "Bedtime Stories," a desperate family-friendly comedy about wild nighttime fantasies that magically come true in broad daylight. Truly, Sandler seemed to have moved beyond this comfortable adolescent state, past the goofy persona he forged for himself with early movies like "Billy Madison" and "Little Nicky." He's proven he can act, ...