Zach Galifianakis

Ready for the middle of your week to get awesome? Andy Samberg's group, The Lonely Island, is releasing a new video or song every Wednesday until the release of their latest, The Wack Album, on June 11. Today kicks off "Wack Wednesdays" with a video for "Spring Break Anthem," which fittingly starts out with Spring Breakers star James Franco as a guest on Zach Galifianakis's Between Two Ferns. It's an ode to crazy Spring breaks . . . with a bit of gay marriage worked in. You have to watch, if simply to hear the lyrics "beer goggles if she's a hag" and "find Mr. Right and get monogamous" fit seamlessly into the same song.

When Zach Galifianakis hit Saturday Night Live this weekend, there were lots of cameos, including Jon Hamm and Bradley Cooper, but my favorite surprise appearance was by Game of Thrones star Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, better known as Jaime Lannister. The actor showed up for the "Game of Game of Thrones" skit that featured Galifianakis in a child's dragon costume and in total awe of the star (we feel the same way!). Watch if only to hear Galifianakis call Coster-Waldau a "long-haired angel."

Watch the clip after the jump.

Zach Galifianakis will host Saturday Night Live this weekend for the third time, and for his promos, he's teamed up with Jason Sudeikis. He's got his usual Galifianakis humor, and some of the bits are funnier than others (he has a thing for teen idol nail art), but my favorite part is probably when he gets mad at Sudeikis during their "goofabouts" and calls him a very childish, hilarious name.

Watch the video after the break.

The first teaser for The Hangover Part III is awesome, but it left me with so many questions. Why is the Wolfpack stuck in yet another dangerous situation? Where is Stu's face tattoo? Why does Alan have a pet giraffe? Some of these get answered in the brand-new trailer, and we get a lot more information about the movie, opening May 24. Even if you've seen the teaser, here's why you might want to check out the full trailer.

1. Alan gets an intervention. Apparently Alan (Zach Galifianakis) has been off his meds for six months, so the gang comes together to help Alan agree to go to rehab, and even Phil (Bradley Cooper) is supportive.
2. We find out more of the plot. The Wolfpack gets hijacked in the desert on the way to rehab by a gangster (John Goodman) looking for Mr. Chow. He forces the boys to track him down, leading them to both Tijuana and Vegas.
3. We know why Doug isn't there. Of course, Goodman's character decides Doug (Justin Bartha) is the best guy to kidnap as insurance. Why does it always have to be Doug?

Get a peek at the new trailer after the jump.

This week we got a peek at the first poster for The Hangover Part III, and now we get to see the Wolfpack in action in the first teaser for Todd Phillips's comedy. This time, Phil (Bradley Cooper), Alan (Zach Galifianakis), and Stu (Ed Helms) are reunited when Alan's father dies, and somehow they end up on the road to Vegas together, possibly with the intent of burning down the city. The teaser doesn't give that much away about the film, but it does give us a sneak peek of Alan's angelic voice, returning players Ken Jeong and Heather Graham, and new cast members John Goodman and Melissa McCarthy.

The Hangover Part III is supposedly the last film in the series, and I really hope it can recapture some of the magic and originality of the first one, because the second one was kind of a disaster. I'm also going to need a little more information before I can get jazzed about the movie. Like where did Stu's Mike Tyson tattoo go? And why are they even going back to Vegas? We'll get a full-length trailer before the film's May 24 release, but until then, you can watch the teaser after the jump.

Earlier this week, we saw Zach Galifianakis interview Jennifer Lawrence, Anne Hathaway, and more for part one of his Oscars edition of Between Two Ferns. In part two, he sits down with another crop of nominees, including Jessica Chastain, Sally Field, and his costar from The Hangover Bradley Cooper. The animosity hits an all-time high when Zach offers Bradley a potential acceptance speech for his big night — and let's just say it's not exactly what Bradley had in mind.