Showing posts with label Adam Sandler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Adam Sandler. Show all posts

Thursday, July 11, 2013

Shaq steals lovelorn Miss USA from reporter and takes her to 'Grown-ups 2' premiere

After news broke Wednesday that former Miss USA Nana Meriwether was looking for love using online dating apps,  comedian Adam Sandler came to the rescue, hooking Meriwether up with a special date for the premiere of his new movie "Grown Ups 2."

Meriwether posted a tweet earlier in the day announcing that a love connection had been made.

And then proceeded to tweet out the photo above of her and one of the film's co-stars himself, Shaquille O’Neal, posing for photos together on the red carpet of the New York event.






But wait. The beauty queen already had her Prince Charming before Kazaam came along and granted her wish.

Meriwether, who said she had trouble finding a date in New York, finally did find a match earlier Wednesday in the form of New York Post reporter Frank Rosario, before the celebrity millionaire Shaq swooped in for the kill.

"Oh, I'd love to go out with you," the six-foot Meriwether told the two-inch shorter Rosario. "I'm very busy —maybe Friday," before leaving him and his wilting bouquet of flowers for seven-foot Superman and the red carpet, according to The Post.



Rosario claims he won't let his short and not so sweet blow-off get him down. He plans to prove to Meriwether that love can be found in NYC.

And you can bet he's cleared his calendar for Friday.

As for Shaq — no such worries.

Sunday, July 7, 2013

Shaq teams up with James and Sandler to sing start your engines

Another "Grown Ups" movie on the horizon can only mean one thing in NASCAR — another unique rendition of traditional "Drivers, start your engines" by the movie's stars Kevin James and Adam Sandler.

The comedic pair — along with "Grown Ups 2" co-star Shaquille O'Neal — did an ear-shattering a capella version of the command prior to Saturday's Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway to either the delight or the distress of the crowd — depending on your perspective.



After the trio's harmonization, the roar of revving engines and screeching tires probably never sounded so good.

Judge for yourself.