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The beard enthusiast (and sometimes actor) is in talks to voice Humpty Dumpty. Beats getting high and agreeing to G-Force.

Zach Galifianakis shocks the world by signing on to play a crazy person who won’t leave his house. Amy Adams is also coming along for the ride this time.

I feel as if destiny has connected me with Jason Reitman’s latest movie, the high-flying dramedy Up in the Air…

Can Zach Galifianakis successfully change his image from a crazy slacker to a crazy slacker who is in a mental institution? And, more importantly, will Nurse Ratchet be there?

Teaming with Todd Phillips and Zach Galifianakis for a post-hangover party.

Kevin Carr rages some sour grapes about not being able to make it to Comic-Con this year.

Neil is back from the nation’s capital after an arduous road trip over half the country. Kevin relishes in making fun of the fact that he hasn’t seen any of the major releases this week. In this early pre-record, Neil prepares to head west, young man, for Comic-Con to worship at the Mecca of Geekdom.

After 25 years of holding the top spot as the highest grossing R-rated Comedy, Beverly Hills Cop is relegated down the ladder. And, yes, you should be asking yourself what The Number Two Position consists of.

We sat down with rising star Ed Helms to talk about his role in The Hangover, the upcoming The Goods, and to confirm that Andy from “The Office” isn’t pregnant.

Well, we have quite a number of stories to report this weekend and I guess the biggest one is the surprisingly strong showing of The Hangover, which exceeded expectations and just about toppled Up from first place this weekend.

Move over Drag Me To Hell, 2009 has a new comedy king! It’s only June but I feel fairly confident calling The Hangover the funniest film of 2009. Bruno and Funny People seem like the only remaining films with a chance of beating it (the former more so than the latter), but I’m calling it now. Go see this movie! Just be sure to take a lesson from my mistake and remember to wear your rubber underwear.

Kevin Carr reviews this week’s new movies: Land of the Lost and The Hangover.

Neil continues his reign over Kevin by seeing more movies this week. However, Kevin doesn’t take this lying down and unleashes venom on Neil like dinosaur urine. (Trust me, this reference is relevant if you’ve seen Land of the Lost.)

The director of The Hangover talks Old School-style R-rated comedy, sugar-coated semen, and several other things I could hyphenate if I wanted.

Even though our own Cole Abaius already posted his first interview from his Vegas trip (with Zach Galifianakis), we have not even begun to spread the love all over Todd Phillips’ latest comedy The Hangover.

Its becoming clear that our faithful readership — all of you — are really into your own artistic expression. So here’s your chance.

Bradley Cooper is doing press for The Hangover this weekend. That means he’s going to be answering questions about Green Lantern. We’ve got an update direct from the streets of Las Vegas.

I can’t speak for the lot of you, but I can say that from where I’m sitting, Todd Phillips’ The Hangover looks like a wicked funny film. Or at least, it has the potential to be a riot.

With most drunken comedies, people wake up with goats in the backyard – with Todd Phillips’s new trailer for The Hangover, they wake up to a tiger in the bathroom. Proof that predators are funnier than prey animals.

This week, Galifianakis, a wunderkind of broadcast journalism, sat down with Mad Men star Jon Hamm to speak of his new movie The Day the Earth Stood Still. And while I can’t recommend TDESS as a worthwhile diversion, I would contend that moments spent with Zach Galifianais are always worthwhile.