This Friday marks the theatrical release of "Funny People," the Judd Apatow dramedy starring Adam Sandler as a terminally ill stand-up comedian. As the buzz around this film has grown

It usually takes awhile for for me to warm up to any new series; this was not the case with Party Down -- premiering tonight (Friday) on Starz -- which is perhaps the funniest new show I've seen this season.

There are those types of actors in Hollywood who have recognizable faces but their names seem to slip your mind. Remember when Philip Seymour Hoffman and Don Cheadle were those types of elusive actors?

Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg are teaming up to star in a new police action comedy.

The plot for Eastbound And Down reads like the next Will Ferrell/Adam McKay comedy: a superstar becomes too big for his britches, then crashes and burns. His only hope is to become a better person and get back to his winning ways.

In Wanted, upon discovering that the father he never knew has been brutally murdered, a spineless, clock-punching pushover is recruited into a secret society of assassins known as the Fraternity. Also on DVD: The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian, Step Brothers, The X-Files: I Want To Believe, Fly Me to the Moon 3-D and The Longshots.

These actors and artists don't have much in common besides looks. But who gets the shit-end of the stick? Check out our photo slideshow of celebrities that look alike and which one has an advantage over the other.

Funnyman Will Ferrell is to tread the boards on Broadway - he'll make his New York stage debut impersonating the U.S. President in comedy You're Welcome America - A Final Night With George W. Bush.

Paris Hilton is not alone. The heiress' entry into politics with a memorable Web video for FunnyOrDie.com earlier this summer may have been purely for laughs,

Actor John C. Reilly dreads filming sex scenes - because he worries he will become aroused by his female co-stars.