Will Ferrell

It’s an ‘Anchorman’ reunion in this Apple TV+ series.

It’s even flavored with maple syrup.

New films from Will Ferrell and Spike Lee headline a big month of streaming.

Your favorite comedy team star in a new parody of Sherlock Holmes mysteries. Watch the trailer now.

Maybe you didn’t realize how much you missed Will Ferrell’s George W. Bush impression on SNL until the actor popped in for a surprise appearance during the cold open, delivering a State of the Union address on our current crop of GOP presidential hopefuls — which is essentially just Ferrell’s Dubbya roasting his fellow Republicans in an attempt to make an unprecedented bid for a third term as POTUS.

Cult comedies that attempt to regroup for a sequel many years after the original film often have mixed success. You’ll probably find few people who like Anchorman 2 or Dumb and Dumber To as much as the originals. But, that hasn’t stopped Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson from returning for Zoolander 2 and, despite the odds, this actually looks really funny.

The odd couple is one of the basic principles of comedy. You take two very different people, fling them into an absurd situation and (hopefully) rack up some good laughs. The ‘Get Hard’ trailer shows off one of the more inspired comedic pairings in recent memory, with the tall whiter-than-white Will Ferrell teaming up with the short black Kevin Hart. If the differences between two lead actors generated laughs on their own, then this is already the funniest movie of 2015.

If you didn't stay awake to watch the drum-off, between Will Ferrell and Chad Smith, on 'The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon,' then you missed one of the greatest nights in late-night history.

Didn't get enough Ron Burgundy last month with 'Anchorman 2'? Well, Ron, Brick, Champ and Brian are coming back to theaters this month with an extended, R-rated cut that promises 763 new jokes. It's like watching an all new 'Anchorman' movie!

Huff and Doback are back. Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly will once again reunite for the upcoming Halloween-themed comedy titled 'Devil's Night.' Hey, it's no 'Step Brothers 2' but it's a start.

If you remember the movie Anchorman, then you'll remember reporter Brian Fantana and his cologne that 60% of the time works every time. You may also remember in the movie the cast describing the smell as a "diaper full of Indian food" or that it "smells like bigfoots d@ck".  Well evidently in 2009 someone saw fit to make the stuff for real, and apparently it smells good.  More

I don't give a hoot about any awards show. I think it's enough that these folks make millions, they don't really need "their own night". My opinion about actors is simple "dance for me monkey, dance". That kind of attitude pays off with this bit from the two former SNL players. More after the jump.