Drake was the musical guest on last night's 'Saturday Night Live,' but some of his best moments were the brief and hysterical interviews with Andy Samberg.
Are you a V-neck sort of guy? That was the question in last night's Digital Short on 'Saturday Night Live.' Andy Samberg wasn't sure if he was the type of guy who would wear a V-neck, but host Ben Stiller changed his mind.
Attendees at the Facebook f8 keynote on Thursday got a special treat when 'Saturday Night Live' star Andy Samberg took the stage and did his finest Mark Zuckerberg impression.
Andy Samberg's rap parody trio The Lonely Island brought their raunchy brand of late night humor to a primetime audience during last night's Emmys, performing a medley of their songs with old collaborators Michael Bolton and Akon and special guests Ed Helms, John Stamos and Maya Rudolph.
However, as you can see from the video below, it was actor and audience member William H. Macy who really upstaged the group.
The celeb-driven Stand Up 2 Cancer initiative may have just gotten the best promo in the galaxy -- and in those far, far away.
For a New York Times Magazine feature on great tennis rivalries of the past, actor-comedian Andy Samberg posed as legendary court stars John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors, Bjorn Borg, Andre Agassi and Pete Sampras, and replicated a classic shot of McEnroe and Borg for the cover (above).
Today commences Shark Week on the Discovery Channel, and this year, comedian Andy Samberg has been appointed "Chief Shark Officer," putting the SNL funnyman in deep sea peril.
The Lonely Island crew continue to push the limits of the gangster rap parody genre (there were limits, right?) with the video for 'We'll Kill U' from their new album 'Turtleneck and Chain'. The monotone, nameless characters from the skits 'Just 2 Guyz' and 'We Like Sportz' are back, and this time they have guns and ankle socks.
True to their hardcore nature, Guy No. 1 (Akiva Schaffer) and Guy No. 2 (Jorma Taccone) remind us that "there ain't no such thing as halfway crooks." Maybe that's why Steve (Andy Samberg) is rejected from joining the posse.