As I understand it, Adam Sandler's new movie "Click" is about a guy with a universal TV controller.

Remotely funny.

Adam Sandler turns 40 in a few months and the new father says he's ready to shift his focus. Sandler and his wife, Jackie, welcomed their first child, Sadie Madison, last month.

Sandler reports fatherhood is going well, but admits he is not sure if he will be able to answer all of the questions that inquisitive children will surely ask, such as "Why is the sky blue?", "Where do babies come from?", and "Why haven't you made a funny movie since Happy Gilmore?".

The new Judd Apatow film Funny People, starring Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen, opens on Friday. Rumor has it the film will reveal the key to a successful comedy career, Judaism.

Jeopardy! champion Ken Jennings took some humorous swipes at Jeopardy! on his website, and not everyone was pleased.

"Just tell him to watch 'Happy Gilmore' and pay attention to what Bob Barker did to Adam Sandler," said host Alex Trebeck. "And I'm younger and have much more rage than that old fart."

(Most alarming was the fact that Jennings was actually referred to as "KenJen" throught this article.)

Adam Sandler is starring in "Click," a movie about a man finding a remote control that freezes time. Much like his comedy, which is frozen in 1987.