Miles Teller and his wife, Keleigh Teller, have a long history with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce — but that doesn’t mean they have any insight into their friends’ big day. “I don’t know,” Miles, 38,

Miles Teller addressed his feelings about returning back to rom-coms after almost 10 years.Teller, who last starred in romantic-comedies That Awkward Moment, Two Night Stand and The Spectacular

Miles Teller, Elizabeth Olsen and Callum Turner get their rom-com on for new A24 film Eternity, which follows a woman who, in the afterlife, must choose to spend forever with her longtime husband or her first love, who died young and waited decades for her.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are in the middle of wedding planning (sources say it's going down next summer in Rhode Island!), and the guest list is going to be huge. However, invites don't appear to have gone out juuuuust yet because the singer's close friend, Miles Teller, says he doesn't know if he and Keleigh Sperry are invited.

Elizabeth Olsen, Miles Teller, Da'Vine Joy Randolph and John Early attended the premiere of their new after-life comedy, "Eternity," in Los Angeles Wednesday.

In the 'Saturday Night Live' parody, James Austin Johnson's Donald Trump says the ballroom budget is "between $350 million and infinity."

During the late-night comedy sketch series, Teller portrayed former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo alongside Shane Gillis as Curtis Sliwa and Ramy Youssef as Zohran Mamdani, in a mock NYC mayoral race debate for the Cold Open.

Miles Teller portrayed former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo in the "Saturday Night Live" cold open, which poked fun at the NYC mayoral debate.

Miles and his wife Keleigh Teller are longtime friends of Swift and Kelce, who announced their engagement on Aug. 26

In an episode that succeeded despite its uneven host, Miles Teller had some breakout moments, portraying both Property Brothers helping Trump's ballroom dreams, a reluctant Nashville Predator, and a husband seeking his lost wife in a spot-on Netflix true crime spoof.

Michael Jackson's nephew Jafaar Jackson transforms into the King of Pop and shoots the iconic 'Thriller' video in the first footage from the upcoming biopic 'Michael.'