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This article from the Hollywood Reporter provides a list of upcoming events and premieres in the entertainment industry. Highlights include Olivia Rodrigo's GUTS Tour in Los Angeles, the grand opening of the Intuit Dome with performances by Bruno Mars, a Kirsten Dunst double feature at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, and Sara Bareilles performing at the Hollywood Bowl. Additionally, there will be a CicLAvia Open Streets Bike Day event and premieres for Adam Sandler's latest comedy special and the biopic "Reagan" starring Dennis Quaid. [Extracted from the article]

Adam Sandler and his family attended the Los Angeles premiere of Netflix's animated movie Leo, in which they all voice characters. Sandler co-wrote and produced the film, which is a musical comedy about a 70-year-old lizard named Leo who has been a class pet for fifth graders. Sandler revealed that he channeled his late manager and producer Bernie Brillstein for the voice of Leo. In another movie promotion, Peacock offered influencers and press a luxury dry cleaning experience to promote the return of Tony Shalhoub as the germo-phobe detective in Mr. Monk's Last Case: A Monk Movie. The film will be released on December 8. [Extracted from the article]

A common theme that connects many of your movies, from Happy Gilmore and The Waterboy all the way through to Hustle, is your love of sports … My friend Kyle McDonough was a great hockey player. Right: Sandler as an NBA scout in this year's Hustle, alongside co-star (and NBA player) Juancho Hernangómez. FEATURES It's hard to remember a time when Adam Sandler wasn't defying expectations. Sandler then transitioned to a film career, co-writing and starring in movies about lovable losers who win the day, like Billy Madison, Happy Gilmore, The Wedding Singer and The Waterboy, the 1998 football flick that took him to the box office stratosphere. [Extracted from the article]

Foster as Harry Haft in The Survivor; the actor prepared for the role by listening to testimonies from Holocaust survivors. Foster's next projects are Apple TV+'s slave drama Emancipation, co-starring Will Smith, and Netflix's sports drama Hustle, with Adam Sandler. ABOUT TOWN PERSON OF INTER EST One thing to know about Ben Foster is that he craves intense roles, such as the ones in films like Alpha Dog, 3:10 to Yuma and Hell or High Water (for which he won an Independent Spirit Award for supporting actor). [Extracted from the article]

BEST ACTOR Adam Sandler Hustle The veteran received one of two performer tributes (the other went to Michelle Williams) at the Gotham Awards, where he was introduced by his Uncut Gems directors, the Safdie brothers, and brought down the house with a hilarious speech. THE REPORT The Report Awards FEINBERG FORECAST Elvis Elvis Presley's former wife, Priscilla Presley, wrote to Critics Choice voters: "In my opinion, no one has delivered a true-to-life vision of Elvis, until now", adding that "Austin Butler is Elvis, which is something I've never been able to say about any other performance.". [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on several miscellaneous topics including preview for upcoming film "Power Rangers," media books, and music released by University of Texas at Arlington. It lists several appointments for people including Adam Sandler, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Simon Pegg. It also presents acquisitions and music launch in music industry.

The article mentions several restaurants visited by American celebrities including Milo Ventimiglia and Adam Sandler in Katsuya Brentwood in California, Nicole Richie in Marvin and David Duchovny in A Votre Sante.

The article reports that entertainment company Sony Pictures are cutting down costs, and focusing on television (TV) business to reduce the risk of making pricey movie flops. Particular focus is given to key changes in the spending and disposition of Sony Pictures co-chairman Amy Pascal within the company. The article also discusses Pascal's limited experience in TV, and movie projects which include "Hotel Transylvania 2", "Pixels" and "Candyland" starring Adam Sandler.

The article offers celebrity news briefs in the U.S. Filmmaker James Cameron will direct a movie adapted on author Taylor Stevens' novel "The Informationist" for 20th Century Fox. Actor and producer Adam Sandler has transferred his comedy film "Ridiculous 6" from Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. to Paramount Pictures Corp. Television host Oprah Winfrey develops a drama on the first African American liberal arts college president for Home Box Office Inc. (HBO).

Photographs of several celebrities at the 1930s-themed second annual Veuve Clicquot Polo Classic including co-hosts Rachel Zoe and Rodger Berman, actor Jeremy Piven, and actor Adam Sandler with wife Greg Kinnear are presented.

Several photographs are presented which feature celebrities at various events including actors Adam Sandler, Martin Sheen, and musician Mick Jagger.

The article reports on the move of NBC Universal Inc. executives to find relief in the midst of boxoffice downturn in Los Angeles, California. It states that the studio has its next test in the launch of Adam Sandler's film "Funny People." This move is made to aid the faltering broadcast network by consolidating its television (TV) entertainment operations. It mentions several films to be released by the studio for 2010 including "Wanted 2," "The Wolfman" and "Illusionist."

the article focuses on the several motion pictures revenue collection of September 2015 in the U.S.. Topics discussed include highest earning movie "Hotel Transylvania 2" including actor Adam Sandler, good opening by movie "The Intern" directed by Nancy Meyers, action movie "Everest" directed by Baltasar Kormákur earned nationwide, collection of Eli Roth directed film and Edward Zwick film "The Green Inferno" and "Pawn Sacrifice."

The article discusses the deals made by the Internet streaming media company Netflix with film producers and directors to acquire original films. Topics include deals of Netflix with producer Adam Sandler for comedies and producer Leonardo DiCaprio for environmental documentaries; views of financial analyst Richard Greenfield on the issue; Netflix's acquisition strategy for the African war film "Beasts of No Nation;" and its backend payment to producers for the production of its films.

An interview with Adam Sandler, American actor, is presented who discusses on his controversial Interstellar experiment and glimmers of a box-office recovery. He further discusses when he taken aback by the Netflix-lmax deal, why he follow in the footsteps of his grandfather and performance of the film "Gone Girl" in his theaters.

The article discusses the business plans of streaming media company Netflix. Topics discussed include comments of the firm's chief content officer Ted Sarandos that the firm plan is to produce original films, financing for film industry Weinstein 's film "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: The Green Legend" and production of films starring actor Adam Sandler.

The article reports on the rebound of comedy actor Adam Sandler who has just decided to film for a sequel to "Grown Ups" which is titled "Grown Ups 2" under Sony Pictures Studios Inc. It is predicted that the sequel will be opened with the same turnout or better than the original film. It also notes that he and Sony managed his brand in genres like comedy, parental guidance pictures, and family-friendly films.

The article offers celebrity news briefs including Goldin Globe hosts Amy Poehler and Tina Fey to wear golden gowns on the telecast, "Les Miserables" composer Claude-Michel Schonberg to prepare for the film's release, and Adam Sandler hosted another of his over-the-top fetes on December 13, 2012.

The article offers several information related to artists in 2012 including the lunch of actor Alexander Skarsgard with co-star Onata April, the launch of actor Adam Sandler with one of his daughters at Nobu Malibu and the dinner of actress Cindy Crawford and husband Rande Gerber.

The article presents information on actor and film maker Adam Sandler, who has praised Brad Meltzer's best-selling book "Heroes for My Son," and plans to make a film based on the book.

The article reports on several movies recently released and the critical reviews they received. It reports that director Adam Sandler's film "Jack and Jill," scored a 25 million dollar opening. Film critic Peter Travers reportedly finds the film unfunny. Apart from the film "A Time to Kill," released in 1996, Matthew McConaughey received decent reviews for his film "The Lincoln Lawyer." Actress Jennifer Aniston's several movies grossed almost a quarter-billion dollars in 2011.

The article reports that Katie Holmes wil be starring opposite to Adam Sandler and Al Pacino in the upcoming comedy film "Jack and Jill," directed by Denis Dugan which would be her first studio film after 2005.

The article reports on the collaboration between "Pixels" filmmaker Patrick Jean and Adam Sandler, founder of U.S.-based film/television company Happy Madison Productions, to develop big-screen take.

Photographs of several actors at various events including Adam Sandler at the A Day at the Santa Monica Pier for the Make-A-Wish Foundation event, Jane Lynch and Matthew Morrison at the 27th annual PaleyFest presentation for the television program "Glee" and Kevin Beggs and Robert Greenblatt at the Nurse Jackie event are presented.

Several blogs on motion pictures including a blog on the film "Young Victoria," directed by Jean-Marc Vallee and a blog on the film "Funny People," starring Adam Sandler are presented.

The article reviews the film "Funny People," starring Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen.

The article reports that Maria Bello is in final negotiations to join the all-star comedy cast of Columbia's untitled film project being produced by Adam Sandler and Jack Giarraputo. The script, by Fred Wolf and Sandler, revolves around high school friends who reunite 30 years later. Some of the cast includes Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Rock, Rob Schneider, David Spade, Salma Hayek and Maya Rudolp.

Reports on comedian Adam Sandler's claim that he was misquoted on a `TV Guide' article in which he was reported to have criticized the writing on `Saturday Night Live' television program.