Ken Marino

Comedy Central's adaptation of classic FunnyorDie sketch "Drunk History" exceeded our wildest expectation across its first season, bringing in countless celebrities both to inebriatedly narrate and star in their best recollections of world events. Now that season 2 has been set for a summer 2014 debut, Comedy Central has revealed the full roster of guest stars, including some famous face

Netflix has long since earned its reputation as the patron saint of canceled TV series, owing to its resurrections of both 'Arrested Development' and 'The Killing,' but the latest property pulled from the scrap heap is wet, hot, and altogether unexpected. Might Netflix look to reunite the A-list (and 40+) cast of cult classic 'Wet Hot American Summer' for a prequel TV series?

It's been months in the making (try six years, at that), but finally the 'Veronica Mars' movie is starting to look like a complete picture. Following the brief behind-the-scenes snippets from Comic-Con 2013, marshmallow fans of the Kristen Bell detective drama have a new sneak peek to obsess over, complete with plenty of new plot details and footage from the big 'Veronica Mars' reunion in spring 2

Why yes, we have used 'Party Down' as a verb for the second time in two days, thanks for noticing! Indeed, just one day after Ken Marino announced his return to 'Veronica Mars,' HBO has revealed that the formerly-catering comic will appear in all eight episodes of 'Eastbound & Down''s fourth and final season. We know Kenny Powers likes to party, but will Marino be able to keep up?

That extra $3+ million dollars raised by the 'Veronica Mars' movie Kickstarter continues working overtime for the production, though it has brought things to an all-time "Lowe." Ken Marino is the latest star to reprise his role for the upcoming fan-funded movie, while his former 'Party Down' co-star Martin Starr has also joined the production in an original role.

A man's stress manifests itself in the form of a vicious, spiteful butt-demon (yep, really) in the horror comedy 'Milo,' and although it's packed with a fantastic cast, it doesn't quite stick the landing.

Life is getting busy for the cast of the hit show 'Community' and one of its stars, Gillian Jacobs, is moving from the small screen to the big screen and is starring in a new horror comedy called 'Milo.'

Actor and writer Ken Marino ('Wet Hot American Summer') has a new web series on Yahoo! titled 'Burning Love.' The series is a spoof on the long-running dating show 'The Bachelor,' and we've got a look at the hilarious first episode.