Adam Sandler is widely known for his iconic roles in comedies like Happy Gilmore and The Waterboy, but behind the laughter, he’s built a lesser-known empire in real estate. As one of Hollywood’s highest-paid actors, … Read more
Before Uncut Gems, Adam Sandler was Hollywood’s class clown — a box-office juggernaut known less for his acting chops and more for weaponized goofiness. He was the face of comfort comedy: the kind of performer … Read more
There’s Adam Sandler again — cargo shorts hanging below the knee, a faded Knicks T-shirt clinging to his torso like it’s been through a hundred laundry cycles, and sneakers that look like they’ve logged more … Read more
There was a time—not long ago—when Adam Sandler’s name was shorthand for lazy comedy. Critics sharpened their knives, audiences rolled their eyes, and even fans seemed to accept that Sandler movies were something you put … Read more
For decades, Adam Sandler was the guy who made you laugh with fart jokes, weird voices, and characters named Billy, Happy, or Zohan. Critics scoffed, fans quoted him, and studios kept cashing in—until they didn’t. … Read more
“The price is wrong, b**.”** It wasn’t Shakespeare. It wasn’t even a particularly clever punchline. But when Adam Sandler yelled those five words before sucker-punching Bob Barker on the golf course in Happy Gilmore, a … Read more
“I just wanted to make my friends laugh,” Adam Sandler once said. “That’s all I’ve ever really cared about.” It sounds simple. Modest, even — a shrug of a mission statement from a man who … Read more