Adam Sandler has been delighting (and annoying) audiences for about 20 years, although in the beginning he was just that guy who did odd voices on "Saturday Night Live."

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.

Of all the major stars today, not many cause such a divisive "love him or hate him" argument like Adam Sandler. Though if one can make it through the outstretched arms of his rabid fan base

In Hollywood there seems to be an everlasting stereotype that actors are extremely good looking and almost immortal. They are the untouchable eye candy on the screen.

There's the quintessential romantic comedy, and then there's the romdramedy. Similar to a dramedy (in which there is an equal balance of humor and serious content), a romdramedy combines comedy and drama with that mushy thing we call romance.

Spanglish star Paz Vega and her husband, shoe store and restaurant owner Orson Salazar, are expecting their first child together. The Spanish actress is four months pregnant and she and Salazar, who have been married for four years, already know their baby is a boy.

Eva Longoria has Paz Vega to thank for her part in Desperate Housewives because if Vega hadn't won the lead in Spanglish, Longoria would have missed out on the role of a lifetime. Both Longoria and Eva Mendes were competing with Vega for the role of housekeeper Flor Morena in the Adam Sandler movie, which the Spanish actress eventually won.