E ver since the birth of the Reputation era, Taylor Swift is no stranger to taking extremely long social-media breaks, especially when she doesn’t have new music to promote. Gone are the days when she’d chime in on inside jokes like the “No,

The fun doesn't end with the final scene in 'Happy Gilmore 2' — there's also a mid-credits scene that acts as a sort of epilogue to the comedy. Here's what happens.

Taylor Swift hypes Adam Sandler’s ‘Happy Gilmore 2,’ which features surprise cameos from Travis Kelce, Bad Bunny, Eminem, and more.

Slim Shady got back into his acting bag with a small role that actually pays homage to the 1996 original, as he plays the son of Donald, who was the character portrayed by the lat

Sandler movies are known for their cameos, which date back to the 1990s, and Happy Gilmore 2 feels like a blend of some of those earlier movies, as well as the original Happy Gilmore movie, but on steroids. It features stars from yesteryear and today in minor roles.

Happy Gilmore” makes par through the strength of its sheer stupid energy and the game efforts of Sandler and his 50 or so co-stars.

On the day of the Netflix premiere of Happy Gilmore 2 — in which the Kansas City Chiefs tight end appears alongside Adam Sandler — the pop superstar posted her review of the film on her Instagram Story on Friday (July 25). Sharing the film’s poster, she wrote that the project “had me cackling and cheering the whole movie!”

There are some solid running jokes that never get old in Happy Gilmore 2, showing just how much director Kyle Newacheck and writers Sandler and Tim Herlihy understand what makes these characters great. The latter two wrote and created the original movie, and they once again strike gold with their return to this zany universe.

Taylor Swift issued a rare glowing film review, likely inspired in no small part by boyfriend Travis Kelce's involvement, for Adam Sandler's new film.

Full disclosure, as a teenage golf hack and son of a man who won multiple N.A.G.A. awards at the hockey club golf day, Happy Gilmore was — and remains — one of my favourite sporting movies ever.

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