Don’t mess with the Sandman. Adam Sandler is setting the record straight on the meaning behind a scathing lyric in his “SNL:50” song. During the 50th anniversary special of “Saturday Night Live,” the ...

Adam Sandler first performed “The Chanukah Song” on Saturday Night Live in December 1994. As he said during that initial performance, he wrote the song (along with Lewis Morton and Ian Maxtone-Graham) ...

Sandler sang about “50 years of finding out your favorite musician’s antisemitic,” but didn’t name the musician at the time. Entertainment Reporter Adam Sandler addressed the song he sang at SNL50 ...

In the ditty meant to commemorate the show's long history, Sandler sings at one point, "50 years of finding out your favorite musician is antisemitic." Turns out, Adam Sandler didn't necessarily have ...

Erin Konrad's love for everything entertainment dates back to elementary school when she became obsessed with classic Hollywood musicals. When she's not catching up on all her favorite television ...

“When I was a kid, this time of year always made me feel left out, because in school, there were so many Christmas songs and all us Jewish kids had was a song ‘Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel”” said Adam ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Sandler, 58, may have been fired from SNL in 1995 after five years as a cast member, but there's no bad ...

“I’ve worked all week on my songs, and I hope you’ll be entertained,” said Adam Sandler before plucking the first chords to a new song on his guitar, “and a little moved.” on November 21, 1992, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Don't mess with the Sandman. Adam Sandler is setting the record straight on the meaning behind a scathing lyric in his "SNL:50" ...

Turns out, Adam Sandler didn't necessarily have just one person in mind when crafting a scathing lyric about an antisemitic musician in his Saturday Night Live 50th-anniversary special song, "50 Years ...