Andy Samberg

The Lonely Island has taken to Between Two Ferns for the release of their music video for "Spring Break Anthem."

The video highlights how freakin' awesome it is to go get hammered with your bros at Spring Break... and also how amazing it feels to be in a loving, lifelong relationship.

The Lonely Island - Spring Break Anthem (Between Two Ferns)

Of course, TLI brings BTF into the mix by having the program's host, Zach Galifianakis, interview James Franco, star of Spring Breakers.

But then we get to see some amazing iterations of what gay marriage would like like between the bunch, with Edward Norton even thrown into the mix.

I think they all make very handsome couples.

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He's known for his sense of humor, but Andy Samberg is officially as serious as can be about Joanna Newsom. He's engaged to his girlfriend of five years!

Details on the proposal are scarce, but an insider tells Us Weekly that Samberg was smitten with the singer-songwriter before the two even met.

"He liked her music and would go to her shows," the friend told the tabloid.

"He had the biggest crush on her."

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Lonely Island returned to SNL with a new song this weekend, featuring host Adam Levine and Kendrick Lamar along with Andy Samberg and the guys.

The title: "YOLO."

You only live once, it's true, but unlike Drake's rallying cry to go balls out, this is more of a cautionary anthem about truly getting the most out of life.

The motto of a generation, YOLO should be an overused catchphrase to live by ... not to die by. So start living your paranoid, risk-free existence to the fullest!

Lonely Island - YOLO (Ft. Adam Levine & Kendrick Lamar)

You Oughta Look Out ... for Lonely Island's new album in 2013!

Hotel Transylvania's Selena Gomez and Andy Samberg are big fans of each other musically, and in an interview with Movie Fanatic, they were asked for their favorite song by the other.

Selena's favorite Lonely Island song, revealed by Andy, may surprise you ...

Selena Gomez-Andy Samberg Interview

"Will you please say it?" a sheepish Selena Gomez said, laughing, to her co-star.

"I'm not going to say your favorite song of mine," he replied, before adding ...

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Confirming rumors that have been circulating for months, and which were punctuated by his performance of Lazy Sunday 2 on the Saturday Night Live season finale last month, Andy Samberg has confirmed that he's exiting the iconic sketch show.

“It’s an incredibly emotional and strange moment in my life,” Samberg told The New York Times yesterday in a telephone interview. “Obviously it’s not a huge shock, but I did officially decide not to come back.”

Samberg joined SNL in 2005 and went on to become the master of the Digital Short. He can also do a mean impression of Nicholas Cage.

Referring to this move as "one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever made," the comedian will next be seen alongside Adam Sandler in this summer's That My Boy. His depature follows that of Kristen Wiig, who was given an emotional send-off on that same season finale.

Lazy Sunday, the Saturday Night Live digital short that transformed the show and is credited with popularizing YouTube, got a long-awaited sequel this weekend.

Chris Parnell and Andy Samberg are back, rapping about weekend activities such as where to get their snack on and seeing the Broadway version of Sister Act.

It would be fitting for Samberg, who is reportedly leaving the show, to bookend his career in such fashion, as the original Lazy Sunday was his first big hit.

Feast your eyes on the long-awaited Lazy Sunday 2 right here:

Lazy Sunday 2

Not as good as the original, but pretty funny. It was a bold move to even try. For your reference (and laughs), check out the original, 2005 video below:

Lazy Sunday

Katy Perry hosted Saturday Night Live this weekend.

While not every routine was of the highest quality (her Pippa Middleton impression could use a little work), she more than held her own in a variety of sketches.

In the Digital Short below, the adorable-looking singer and Andy Samberg become best friends for the holidays in a display of festive cheer and camaraderie.

The joy of caring and friendship is so profound for these two that a hobo and a lunatic - Matt Damon and Val Kilmer - are even welcomed into their holiday posse.

Four best friends ... and we all love meth!

SNL Digital Short: Best Friends!

For the third, hilarious time, Justin Timberlake and Andy Samberg went and penned a musical tale about their sexual shenanigans on Saturday Night Live.

Last night, with Timberlake hosting the 36th season finale, the pair revealed the latest product of their collaboration, "Three-Way (the Golden Rule)."

You can guess what it's about, and the third person involved was none other than the episode's musical guest, Lady Gaga. It's pretty outstanding.

Maybe not the caliber of "D!ck in a box" or "Motherlover," but close.

Susan Sarandon and Patricia Clarkson were also back as the guys' mothers. Learn what the "Golden Rule" is and watch the NSFW awesomeness below:

Justin Timberlake & Andy Samberg (ft Lady Gaga) - Three Way (The Golden Rule)

Michael Bolton joins the guys from The Lonely Island in their latest single, released in the form of an SNL Digital Short and dedicated to Jack Sparrow.

Yes, you read that right.

Even Andy Samberg, Jorma Taccone and Akiva Schaffer can't believe Michael Bolton is singing the hook ... then gradually hijacking their entire song.

We've been laughing at Michael Bolton's Office Space quotes for years ... but who knew the real Bolton was hilarious - and such a huge Pirates fan?

Watch the (NSFW) awesomeness below:

The Lonely Island - Jack Sparrow (Ft. Michael Bolton)

Three 'Bergs, one awkwardly funny opening SNL skit.

Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg personally appeared on Saturday Night Live this weekend during host Jesse Eisenberg's opening monologue.

Eisenberg is nominated for a Best Actor Academy Award for his portrayal of Mark. Andy Samberg? No Oscar nominations, but he was also present.

After all the controversy surrounding The Social Network and its portrayal of the billionaire, it's nice to see there's no bad blood between them ...

Jesse Eisenberg and Mark Zuckerberg