When you’re inundated with the ravings of an orange lunatic who is also a popular candidate to become the leader of your country, it almost seems like anything would be better than him.
Vox populi Will Ferrell took a bold stance this week by saying the obvious: racist-as-hell fraternities (and sororities) are in and of themselves a reason to get rid of the greek system.
During halftime at last night's Lakers/Pelicans game in New Orleans, large, childlike adult Will Ferrell attempted a shot from half court and missed horribly, hitting a cheerleader in the head with the ball and knocking her over. While everyone surrounded the injured woman, Ferrell tried to take another shot and…
Happy New Year! Apparently a fun new year activity for many Gawker readers is uploading pictures of famous people from their yearbooks or Google Images. Therefore, we have compiled yet another compendium of all-star yearbook photos for you to peruse. Look at all these shining little faces before they made it big. Some…
Will Ferrell to play Russ Meyer in upcoming biopic about the making of Beyond the Valley of the Dolls? It's just a rumor at this point, but wow, what a rumor. If this doesn't pan out, Will Ferrell should definitely consider taking it upon himself to play Russ Meyer at some point.
On last night's Tonight Show, doppelgängers Will Ferrell and Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith finally settled their long-standing feud with a much anticipated drum-off. I won't give away the ending, but there was cowbell and a surprise musical guest.
Many were furious at figure skating's suspicious judging yesterday. But another great competitor was shut out of a medal entirely: Will Ferrell, who did an entire Downton Abbey routine in a skintight butler costume on Tonight yesterday.
Some days there are no Anchorman 2 trailers at all, and you're left to wonder what is even the point of getting out of bed.
The first full trailer for the Anchorman sequel was released late last night, and with it, the highly anticipated film's plot.
Last night, MTV solidified its reputation as the network with the worst awards show security, when Parks and Recreation actress Aubrey Plaza stormed the stage (possibly drunk, definitely barefoot) to interrupt a speech by comedian Will Ferrell.
Jimmy Kimmel had to expect some head-butting over his recent move to 11:35 PM, but it's probably safe to assume he didn't expect to be clashing with Will Ferrell and Ryan Gosling.
Second Will Ferrell video in as many hours, but this one's too good to pass up.
During a recent stop on their Campaign promotion trail, The Campaign stars Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis were asked to participate in an impromptu audition for the film adaptation of E.L. James bestselling novel Fifty Shades of Grey.
Being the baby of Anchorman writers Will Ferrell and Adam McKay naturally entitles Funny or Die to certain perks. Namely: Gaining exclusive access to an exclusive teaser trailer for the Anchorman sequel.
This (alleged) teaser sheet for the Adam McKay-helmed sequel of the 2004 cult comedy Anchorman has two of my all-time favorite things: Anchorman, and lamps.
Last night's Saturday Night Live featured the 100th digital short so we were treated a short about the shorts that featured a bunch of call backs and cameos. Justin Timberlake, Natalie Portman, Jon Hamm and Michael Bolton were on hand to reprise previous roles and Justin Bieber host Will Ferrell joined in as well.
Game Change director Jay Roach lightens up but stays on message for his upcoming political comedy The Campaign, penned by Eastbound & Down's Shawn Harwell and Chris Henchy.
"When you become famous, you've got like a year or two where you act like a real asshole," Bill Murray told Tom Shales and James Miller when they interviewed him for Live from New York, their oral history of Saturday Night Live. "You can't help yourself. It happens to everybody. You've got like two years to pull it…
After weeks of threats, Will Ferrell finally made good on his promise to shave Conan O'Brien's beard on tonight's episode of Conan. So, how'd it go? Let's just say that Ferrell had a few technical difficulties—and that each of them made the bit even funnier.
Here's a trailer for Everything Must Go, a dramedy (ick) based on Raymond Carver's short story "Why Don't You Dance." In it Ferrell plays a sadsack who loses his job and his wife on the same day, has something of a psychic break, and decides to live with all of his stuff on his front lawn.
