It's been 7 months since Zach Galifianakis interviewed the president on his intentionally awkward internet talk show Between Two Ferns, and now he's back to interviewing "dumb actors" while you laugh from a cringing position. First up: Bradley Pits.

U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius claims the "Between Two Ferns" episode Barack Obama did with Zach Galifianakis is the reason for a "bump" in Obamacare enrollment.

Barack Obama's pitch for Healthcare.gov was either the most forced part of his appearance on Between Two Ferns or the best joke, depending on who you ask. Either way, it did what it was intended to do, driving traffic to the health insurance marketplace.

For the latest episode of Between Two Ferns, Zach Galifianakis interviewed President Obama. First question: "In 2013, you pardoned a turkey. What do you have planned for 2014?"

Samuel L. Jackson in sweats, "Toby" Maguire being told to keep his fucking mouth shut, Arcade Fire performing "Little Drummer Boy" like a whole bunch of weirdoes, terrible gifts, and a seemingly unending barrage of awkwardly inappropriate questions — what more could possibly ask for in a Christmas special?

In the latest installment of his long-running Funny or Die interview series Between Two Ferns, Zach Galifianakis sits down with Justin Bieber to finally ask him all the questions sycophantic entertainment reporters have refused to ask — and then spank him.

In my experience, the Hangover movies are mildly amusing when they aren't despicable. They are founded on a clever premise (retracing the steps of the blackout night before). They relish the joy and profound weirdness that stupidity can produce. They touch on relevant cultural practices and obsessions like eternal…

Twenty years ago, after moving to LA to "be discovered," a then-25-year-old Zach Galifianakis met and befriended an elderly laundromat volunteer named Elizabeth "Mimi" Haist.

What starts out as a "normal, everyday, run of the mill" interview with Oz the Great and Powerful star James Franco on the latest episode of Between Two Ferns With Zach Galifianakis — "of all the art projects that you've done, what has made people roll their eyes the hardest?" — turns out to be a backdoor intro for…

The party is finally coming to a close for The Hangover franchise, which will release its third and final installment on May 24th.

The award season marches on with yet another installment of Between Two Ferns: The only one-on-one interview show that isn't afraid to ask its A-list guests the questions that no one wants to ask.

It's been too many months since Zach Galifianakis last took a seat between two ferns and proceeded to make famous people feel extremely uncomfortable, but the man-child comedian has still got it.

Conservative fundraisers the Koch brothers don't make an appearance in political satire The Campaign, but the "Motch brothers" do.

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.

One upon a time (2002), in a land called VH1, a then-beardless Zach Galifianakis had his own late-night talk show called Late World with Zach that was canceled after nine weeks.

It's time to get your hopes up again.

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.

As promised, the Scott Aukerman-directed TV-show-length episode of the Zach Galifianakis-hosted Funny or Die web series Between Two Ferns aired last night in front of Comedy Central's Comedy Awards.

Zach Galifianakis and Scott Aukerman are going full-length with their critically acclaimed Funny or Die web series Between Two Ferns.