Jamie Kennedy

AT DOWNTOWN GRAND HOTEL & CASINO, MAY 27-31 Tickets starting at $69.95 are on sale now at DeliriousComedyClub.com. For one weekend only, longtime comedian, actor, and writer, Jamie Kennedy, takes the Delirious Comedy Club stage at Downtown Grand Hotel & Casino, May 27-31. Kennedy will headline inside The Fremont Room each night and will be joined by fellow comedians Jason Rogers and Kyle Anderson for an evening filled with laughter. Tickets to see Jamie Kennedy are available now starting at $69.95 and as a special thank you to service members for Memorial Day, members of the military can receive $10 off their tickets at checkout. For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit DeliriousComedyclub.com.

"It's a long story," says the comic-actor of fearing he would lose his first sizable role in a major film. The black eye Jamie Kennedy sports in Romeo + Juliet was real, and he feared it would cost him his role in the 1996 Baz Luhrmann classic. The comic-actor shared...

Comedian Jamie Kennedy discussed his role in the upcoming pro-life film Roe v. Wade, in which he mentioned that he “got educated on certain things” regarding the topic of abortion. “When I started this movie, I was pro-choice. As I did this movie, I am still pro-choice, but I got...

Jamie Kennedy plays abortion-rights advocate Larry Lader in the new movie Roe v. Wade, but in a new interview with The Daily Beast, the Scream actor claims he didn’t realize the film — directed by Cathy Allyn and Nick Loeb and backed by the Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights — was actually an anti-abortion propaganda movie.

“Scream” star and ’90s icon Jamie Kennedy plays abortion-rights advocate Larry Leder in the newly opened “Roe v. Wade,” Cathy Allyn and Nick Loeb’s anti-abortion propaganda film that unpacks the “conspiracy” that led to one of the most famous court cases of all time. Kennedy said he didn’t fully understand the film’s anti-abortion bent until production was under way. As he told The Daily Beast in a new interview, he was lured to the film because of its star power — namely, in the form of Jon Voight and Stacey Dash, among others.

Comedian Jamie Kennedy doesn't understand why cancel culture is such a powerful force online. The 50-year-old actor spoke to Fox News while promoting his new film "Last Call" about the social media phenomenon and why there doesn't seem to any room for forgiveness or growth. "It's a dicey time. I...

Jamie Kennedy is probably best known to movie fans for his appearance in the original Scream films, where he played the role of Randy, the guy who who knew everything about horror movies. Randy was the comic relief in the series because Jamie Kennedy himself was a comedian and if you knew his name before or after his time with Scream it was likely because of his comedic work. However, the actor hasn't actually been part of a major comedy film for a few years, but the new movie Last Call was something the actor really wanted to be part of. Namely because it spoke to him personally.

Upper Darby native and Monsignor Bonner alumni, Jamie Kennedy, joined Glenn Kalina in the 7:40 Celebrity Lounge this morning to talk about his brand new movie that was released today, Last Call. Last Call is about “a real estate developer that makes his money and returns to his old Philly...