Andy Samberg

By Dana Sitar | May 25, 2012 at 11:25 am | No comments | Audio/Video, feature slider | Tags: andy samberg, harvard, saturday night live, snl Saturday Night Live veteran and star of the upcoming Adam Sandler flick That’s My Boy, Andy Samberg joined the ranks of such comic giants as Will Ferrell and Conan O’Brien — as well as world leaders like Mother Theresa and Bill Clinton — when he addressed Harvard’s class of 2012 on Class Day this week. Samberg delivered the historic speech with honor and...Read Full Story

This is not a commencement speech for Harvard‘s new graduates. Nor is Andy Samberg receiving any kind of honorary degree. Nope, he’s just speaking at the university’s Class Day, being funny, bestowing some thoughtful advice upon Harvard graduates who probably have nothing to worry about. It’s 21 minutes of Andy Samberg that doesn’t involve Adam Sandler as his horrible father, so I highly recommend it. And yes, he does Mark Wahlberg and Nicolas Cage, and that’s reason enough to watch. (Harvard...Read Full Story

"Saturday Night Live" actor Andy Samberg delivered the Class Day speech to Harvard's Class of 2012, and while doing so, he gave a spirited version of Montell Jordan's R&B classic "This Is How We Do It." Add this to your queueAdded: Thu May 24 21:48:22 UTC 2012Air date: Thu May 24 00:00:00 UTC 2012Duration: 03:08Read Full Story

"Saturday Night Live" actor Andy Samberg delivered the Class Day speech to Harvard's Class of 2012, and while doing so, he gave a spirited version of Montell Jordan's R&B classic "This Is How We Do It." Add this to your queueAdded: Thu May 24 21:48:22 UTC 2012Air date: Thu May 24 00:00:00 UTC 2012Duration: 03:08Read Full Story

Justin Bieber in SNL's 100th Digital Short This Saturday the 12th of May saw the famous sketch comedy show NBC’s Saturday Night Live celebrating its 100th digital short. The sleek fantastic compilation of The Lonely Island’s output, in addition to an incredible production feat to get all of those past participants back for another go around was simply outstanding. It was one Easter Egg after another, wonderfully weaved together as both celebration, deconstruction, and summation.The clip had...Read Full Story