Andy Samberg

I'm not sure exactly when it happened, but at some point along the way the words “A Happy Madison Production” stopped meaning a silly, fun, dirty-at-times but altogether entertaining movie and started meaning avoid at all costs. I'd have to look at the facts and figures but by the time Adam Sandler was sitting in a kiddie pool full of blue pee, I gave up on him. 'That's My Boy' has more than enoug

'That's My Boy' hits theaters tomorrow, and in the film Andy Samberg plays Todd, the son of Donny (Adam Sandler), a crude, obnoxious guy who became famous as a teen for bedding his teacher. Todd was the result of that statutory affair, and fled home (and his insane dad) at 18 to start his life over. But when the washed-up, beer-guzzling Donny gets into some trouble with the IRS, he tracks Todd dow

As Andy Samberg pointed out during an interview on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live,' there's a serious problem in America that people seem to be turning a blind eye to -- the impending zombie apocalypse.

From what we’re hearing (and what we’ve been able to see), Sean Anders’ ‘That’s My Boy’ is Adam Sandler’s full-fledged foray into hard-R comedy. F-bombs, gratuitous nudity … by all accounts, it’s Sandler doing the polar opposite of ‘Jack & Jill.’ And that’s a good thing. The latest red-band trailer continues to sell that line. We have it for you below.

They've already had red-band and green-band trailers for Sean Anders' 'That's My Boy,' but it seems star Andy Samberg felt they lacked a personal touch. It also seems he felt they didn't highlight the film's fictional star-power, which includes Tom Cruise a gun-firing Rastafarian Hulk, and a sardine can full of comedy stars. Check out Samberg's cut of the trailer...

Though Lorne Michaels wasn't quite sure about it, Andy Samberg has confirmed he's leaving 'SNL' and won't return next year. This comes as no surprise as he's just about to star in 'That's My Boy.'

It's getting harder to get a read on Adam Sandler's latest comedy, 'That's My Boy,' but this new NSFW trailer makes it look just a little bit funnier than what we've previously seen.

Andy Samberg just called it quits on a storied 'Saturday Night Live' career this past weekend but yesterday he was already up at Harvard University delivering a rousing speech to the graduating class.  And he brought some of his friends - Nic Cage, Mark Wahlberg and Mark Zuckerberg - with him.

Following the tear-stained farewell to Kristen Wiig this past weekend on 'SNL,' the Foo Fighters (who joined musical guest Mick Jagger for a performance on the show) took the stage with several of the series' stars for one hell of an after party.

This weekend on 'Saturday Night Live,' Kristen Wiig was given a teary farewell. Though rumors had swirled that she was leaving, the final sketch/song left no doubt that the episode was Wiig's last. What was odd is that both Andy Samberg and Jason Sudeikis were also rumored to leave. Were they ignored?