Believe it or not, Paul Scheer may be cooler than us all. Sure, Aziz Ansari is besties with Kanye West but Scheer is collaborating with hip hop group Odd Future.

Peter Weller, the man who played Alex Murphy in 1987's RoboCop, has a message for all citizens of Detroit about the forthcoming monument about him—and has some words Mayor David Bing who thinks the idea is "silly."

Despite his role on the beloved Parks and Recreation and having a booming stand up career, Aziz Ansari is desperate to get hired. Also, did you recognize him as the Asian girlfriend in The Social Network?

Well Ke$ha has gone and done it again. This new video, brought to you by Funny or Die, is a spoof on Disney- complete with cartoon rats bathing in Jack and Evil Mirror-Queen "sluts." Watch if you dare.

So it turns out that random photo of these three eating froyo wasn't so random after all—it was all for this promo for Gallery 1988! NSFW(ish) plus a cameo from Nick Kroll!

As an advertisement for Scott and Zander's Crazy Night, Tony Danza participates in this funny clip in which he's asked if Elton John's "Tiny Dancer" is actually about him. "Hold me closer, Tony Danza" certainly has a ring to it...

Watch Rob Lowe get the news that Parks & Rec comes back this week. He throws hot coffee onto Aziz, orders Aubrey around like a production assistant, punches Adam Scott in the face, and berates Amy Poheler. Hilarity inside!

The second season of Funny or Die Presents kicked off on Friday night with a rant about the state of television today. Inside, they promise original programming "sort of like the old Hollywood—before everything went into the shitter."

HBO's television version of the website Funny or Die is coming back for Second 2, which kicks off at midnight on January 14th. To prep us, they've released this sketch featuring Adam Brody, Kristen Wiig and a lot of pancakes.

This week was certainly the week for James Van Der Beek. Between his vandermemes, DILF khakis, and this video, he truly won this week's award for "Best Comedic Comeback." Inside, he tries to redeem himself for Dawson Leary's good-guy image.

You've got to hand it to an actor when they oblige the public with an embarrassing internet meme created about them. Watch James Van Der Beek brilliantly advertise his own "Van Der Memes" in this latest Funny or Die video.

The very-funny Michaela Watkins plays the obsessive hand model Ellen Sirot in Funny or Die's latest video. Inside, she details all of the ways she keeps her perfect, pristine hands out of harm's way.

Leave it to this hilarious duo to revamp an old Christmas classic that — to be honest — was pretty weird to begin with. Watch David Bowie and Bing Crosby's holiday duet get even weirder in this tribute/homage/parody/whatever it is by the two dudes who brought you Talladega Nights and Stepbrothers.

The Comedy Death-Ray Christmas Nativity Choir has recorded a version of "We Are The World" for charity. Participants include: Sarah Silverman, Kurt Russell, Thomas Lennon, Kevin Nealon, Weird Al, Doug Benson, Paul Scheer, and hey—is that Rich Sommer?

Check out this "uncensored" interview with Daniel Radcliffe where he shares the details of his everyday life: fighting off evil demons, getting "broom-burn" and playing Quidditch. If this interview is to be believed, he thinks he's actually Harry Potter.

Jimmy McMillan, the now-infamous member of the "Rent Is Too Damn High" party (video here), teamed up with Funny or Die for this new exclusive video, advocating for the "Charlie Sheen Is Too Damn High" party. Watch the sketch inside.

Wearing the same bra she wore on Girls Gone Wild, Capri Anderson made a spoof video where she played a high-end hooker who services Charlie Sheen. The weird part? She made it before her hotel-trashing encounter with Charlie.

Funny or Die presents Ben Sheehan's hilarious song dedicated to Christine O'Donnell. Ben takes a kind view, singing that despite her being "raving mad," she's really not so bad! Click the clip to see his ode to the controversial politician.

Gosh darn it, she really just isn't going anywhere. Also today: Some really great reality show ideas sound really great, including one with Heidi Klum "interacting" with your children. Plus news of the economy!

If you've never had the pleasure of viewing the video for Bobby Brown's "Every Little Step," Wayne Brady and Mike Tyson have made a shot-for-shot remake of the late 80's gem. A cameo by Bobby Brown himself completes the homage.