Kevin James' stealth marketing for "Solo Mio" went viral as he posed as fictional teacher Matt Taylor on social media, driving hype for the film's premiere.

Angel Studios is entering the rom-com arena this week, led by Kevin James, with the new film "Solo Mio." The movie follows Matt (James), a man who dreams of a picturesque Italian wedding. Unfortunately,

Kevin James appeared as his character, Matt Taylor from Solo Mio at one of the biggest sporting events in the world, taking the marketing to another level.

Though the “King of Queens” alum has been married to wife Steffiana de La Cruz for over 20 years, James told Page Six dating is no walk in the park.

"King of Queens," "Paul Blart: Mall Cop" and "Grown-Ups" icon Kevin James says he loved showing off his dramatic side in the new rom-com, "Solo Mio."

Kevin James spilled all the details about his new Angel Studios rom-com, SOLO MIO, and his experience filming — and eating — in Italy.

We need to talk about Kevin James. He's one of countless performers whose artistic persona got defined by their earliest roles, so no matter what he does, now and possibly forever, he's a little stuck.

So it looks like the hot romantic choices for female moviegoers at the boxoffice for Valentine’s Day are going to be Jacob Elordi and, uh, Kevin James. If that sounds like no contest, think again. Elordi definitely turns up the heat in Wuthering Heights,

The comic actor breaks out of his comfort zone with the straightforward romance Solo Mio, and it's an impressive late-career pivot.

James says that the first version of the 2009 comedy had people "panicked." Then Sandler stepped in.

Kevin James says he thought his career "was over" after his first time seeing his 2009 film, Paul Blart: Mall Cop. The film tells the story of Paul Blart (played by James), a bumbling mall security guard who finds himself in the middle of a heist.

James, who is well known for comedy roles in The King of Queens, Grown Ups and Paul Blart: Mall Cop, was spotted in the stands at the Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, sitting alone, wearing a suit and tie and holding a bunch of flowers, with no one around him, while other supporters watched the match.