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Visit the Google homepage today and you might recognize a familiar face: Gumby is in the Google Doodle spotlight. The doodle, which commemorates the 90th birthday of late Gumby creator Art Clokey (he passed in January 2010), is also animated -- clicking on the colored balls of clay reveals the whole Gumby gang, including Pokey the horse and the Blockheads.

Excited for the 'Zoolander' sequel? Yah, us too. But what is Derek Zoolander excited for? A Halloween blowout, that's what.

If you could meet your future self, what would he or she look like? What would you two talk about? What would you do together? 'Saturday Night Live' tried to answer these questions on last night's show with a few spoofs of Lincoln Financial's "Hello Future" ad campaign. Check out Bill Hader and his deteriorating future meeting cute on a plane below.

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.

'Bridesmaids' stars Melissa McCarthy and Kristen Wiig reunited on 'Saturday Night Live' for a jazz-tastic opening dance number.

'Saturday Night Live' poked fun at mean-spirited, anonymous Internet pundits in the fake talk show 'The Comments Section.' Of course, we here at TheFW love our commenters. You guys are nothing like the trolls in this amusing sketch. Check it out below.

After 33 years of complaining about the foibles of everyday life, loveable curmudgeon Andy Rooney is saying goodbye to the long-running CBS primetime newsmagazine '60 Minutes' this weekend. Rooney's retirement got us thinking: Have you ever noticed how many funny people do Andy Rooney impressions?

After scoring a viral hit last season with audition outtakes from 'Back to the Future,' 'SNL' offered up some fake 'Top Gun' screen tests from Al Pacino, Paula Abdul and other actors who didn't make the cut. Host Alec Baldwin reprised the Pacino impression he showed off on 'Jimmy Fallon,' while Bill Hader's Harvey Fierstein questioned the, uh, manly subtext in 'Top Gun's' famous volleyball scene.

For its latest flavor, ice cream purveyors Ben & Jerry's drew from history. Comedic history. Months after Alec Baldwin dropped hints that a flavor named "Schweddy Balls" was on the horizon, B&J have made it a reality. The concoction, made of vanilla ice cream with fudge-covered rum and malt balls, got its name from an old 'Saturday Night Live' sketch win which Molly Shannon and A