The Hangover Part II does actually have a good solution. It turns out that Teddy (Mason Lee), the missing brother of Stu's (Ed Helms) fiancee, has been stuck in a broken lift back at a Bangkok ...

The Hangover Part Three's opening is a pretty good ... The fallout of this incident sees Phil (Bradley Cooper), Stu (Ed Helms), Doug (Justin Bartha) and Alan's family stage an intervention ...

Actor Sasha Barrese (“The Hangover”) is 44. Singer-TV personality Kelly Clarkson ... April 25: Actor Al Pacino is 85. Bassist ...

We have watched many film trilogies over the decades, but only a bunch can be called "good trilogies". Let's go over them in ...

The Hangover follows a group of friends who head to Las Vegas for a bachelor party. With Doug (Justin Bartha) preparing for his wedding, his friends Phil, (Bradley Cooper), Stu (Ed Helms), and ...

They must make their way around the city in order to find their friend in time for his wedding. Two years after the bachelor party in Las Vegas, Phil, Stu, Alan, and Doug jet to Thailand for Stu's ...

Alan: Nothing worse than losing your phone. Stu: You just saw a man get murdered. Your brother-in-law is kidnapped. You sure there's nothing worse? Stu: We're not gonna kill the dogs, Chow. This will ...

Eric and Geoff Roth plan on developing the story of the card-playing virtuoso the New York Times deemed the "enfant terrible ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Comedian Stu Francis hangs on to the haggis as a 10-man team of runners and supporters celebrate a marathon charity effort in January 1980.

The Rays' Opening Day game comes two weeks after owner Stu Sternberg backed out of a deal to build a new $1.3 billion ballpark in St. Petersburg, essentially on the other side of the Trop's ...

Stu Woo is a reporter for The Wall Street Journal in Singapore. He writes about business in Asia, with a focus on technology and U.S.-China relations. He also contributes to the sports section ...

The one surefire hangover treatment is common sense. Just don’t drink to the point where you might earn one. But things happen, and things tend to happen more often around certain times of year.