Until “Anchorman 2″ comes out, Will Ferrell can afford to spend some time hanging out with his friends being silly. So, that’s exactly what he’s doing. Ferrell stopped by “Jimmy Kimmel Live” last night along with Ryan Gosling to take …

Humor site Funny or Die just hit a significant social media milestone: 5 million Twitter followers. And with gems like “If you live in a free world, and you’re not eating ice cream at least once a week, you’re f*cking …

With the upcoming “Anchorman” sequel comes the inevitable slew of comparisons to the first film, which has risen to cult status since its release in 2004. Oft-quoted and massively revered by comedy lovers, the film was a gateway for Steve …

Will Ferrel has been independently slinging Old Milwaukee beer for close to a year now. The ads, which Ferrell dreamt up himself, first appeared in select markets in the Midwest. Now, he’s taken the campaign to Sweden. In the following …

Let’s just say that I don’t expect an audiobook anytime soon. During a promotional interview for their upcoming film The Campaign, Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis were surprised and asked to give an impromptu dramatic reading of popular masturbatory fan …

The 2007 startup co-founded by Will Ferrell, Funny Or Die, sees 6 million unique viewers and 60+ million video views a month. Not bad for a user-video comedy service. It was enough for Turner Broadcasting to take notice and make …

Last night on “Conan” a special guest popped in to lay down some tasty flute jams, and make a minor announcement. Who was the guest you ask? It was none other than the mustachioed pride of San Diego himself, Ronald …

To commemorate Twitter’s sixth anniversary Jimmy Kimmel arranged for several celebrities including Will Ferrell, Jamie Bell, and Anna Faris to read tweets that make fun of them. Jimmy Kimmel opened the sequence by saying, “One of the interesting things about …

Whatever you think and feel about the Super Bowl and the highly commercialized cult of consumerism that permeates every vein and pore of the event, you can’t really deny this: Will Ferrell had an awesome spot in that Old Milwaukee …

If you’re in the dark to exactly who Justin Bieber is, well you’re about to get very familiar with him as he’s purchased FunnyorDie.com and transformed it into Bieber or Die.

YouTube has partnered with Funny or Die, the video comedy site founded by Will Ferrell and Adam McKay, the duo behind such cinematic comedy gems as Anchorman and Talladega Nights. There is now a Funny or Die YouTube channel, and YouTube is giving it special promotion on the site’s home page.

Ferrell and McKay have uploaded the following video talking about YouTube: