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Cam'ron and Mase took a hilarious stroll down memory lane on the latest episode of It Is What It Is, revisiting their questionable fashion choices in a pair of photoshoots. The roasting did not ...

Mase‘s net worth in 2025 has recently become a noteworthy topic of interest. Over the years, he has established a solid presence in the music industry via his association with controversial music ...

Adam Sandler's long-awaited "Happy Gilmore 2" has been a Netflix hole-in-one and while it's chock-full of celebrities, it's the humor and one-liners that prove the selling point. With iconic callbacks ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover Hollywood and entertainment. After marrying Virginia and having five kids together, Happy’s life goes into a tailspin ...

Stop me if you’ve heard this one: Travis Kelce, Bad Bunny, and Adam Sandler walk into a country club. This specific high-powered cocktail of superstars can only be found in Happy Gilmore 2, a dizzying ...

About 10 minutes in, we meet PGA pro John Daly’s “Uncle John Daly,” who is living in the Gilmore family’s beat-up garage. He’s wearing gaudy golf khakis and asks Happy if he wants to come down and ...

Warning: This story contains spoilers for Happy Gilmore 2. Another beloved member of the "Happy Gilmore" cast has joined Chubbs Peterson in the "happy place." "Happy Gilmore 2," which hit Netflix on ...

It feels like "Happy Gilmore's" 30th high-school reunion. But it also testifies to the timelessness of Sandler's Jerry-Lewis-meets-punk-rock rage. It turns out to be easy as hell, because he’s such a ...

The long-awaited sequel to one of Sandler's best-loved comedy hits isn't a hole in one, but its blend of wacky gags and wistful sadness (no, really) sinks some solid shots. The film’s opening moments ...