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In an inspired bit of cross-promotion, Will Ferrell has gotten into character as Ron Burgundy to sell the new 2014 Dodge Durango. With his trademark absurd wit and charm, Burgundy promotes both the upcoming 'Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues' and the shiny new Dodge vehicle in a series of commercials that make us wish that Ron Burgundy would star in every TV ad.

Yeah, we all got a good laugh from the goat remixes of some of your favorite artists from Bon Jovi to Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift, but what if we just randomly threw in Ron Burgundy from 'Anchorman' screaming instead? Watch and weep, from laughing so hard!

Yeah, remember that Super Bowl Ad where Will Ferrell creepily made out with an older Asian woman on a bus? Me neither, and not because we went to the john to drain off those beers, it's because it only aired in three towns! Sherman, Texas; Ardmore, Oklahoma; and Glendive, Montana were the lucky ones, or not so lucky actually...

Is Will Ferrell’s ‘Anchorman’ sequel going to be a ‘Chorus Line’-style musical? Probably not. That’s too much to ask. But that’s the vibe I’m getting off of this early teaser poster for ‘Anchorman 2,’ which may (or may not) be subtitled ‘The Legend Continues.’

‘Saturday Night Live‘ alum Will Ferrell returned to the stage this weekend to host one of the comedy show’s more eventful episodes. Being that the cast reached its 100th digital short marker and the second-to-last week before the season finale, it was only fair that Ferrell brought back one of his most iconic impersonations — George W. Bush.

Will Ferrell took some time away from making his latest movie to introduce the starting lineups for the New Orleans Hornets and Chicago Bulls. This wasn't you normal over the top introductions. This was your normal over the top Will Ferrell introductions...

It seems like Steve Carell announced this would be his final season on The Office "years" ago. Well now we know the final episode is just two weeks away. NBC has confirmed April 28th as the date for Steve Carell’s final appearance on “The Office.” His farewell episode on the popular comedy will be supersized, the network said. The night’s long good-bye will air from

Wait a minute!  That's not David Bowie...and that certainly isn't Bing Crosby.  This comedy duo of Will Ferrell and Jonathan C. Reilly, teamed up to recreate this classic holiday video of David Bowie and Bing Crosby performing The Little Drummer Boy...