Before They Get Stale: Zach Galifianakis, Brian Posehn and Jerry Seinfeld

Zach Galifianakis and Todd Phillips just signed on to make their follow-up to The Hangover. The upcoming film is called Due Date and features Galifianakis helping an expectant dad make it cross-country in time for his baby's birth. [Variety]

There's going to be a free show with Michael Showalter, Kumail Nanjiani, Pete Holmes, Sean Patton, Liam McEneany and Luke Cunningham on Monday at 8 p.m. at Bruar Falls in Brooklyn. I posted the flier after the jump. [Bruar Falls]

Comedian Becky Donoghue talks to Bloginity, "Unfortunately, there are a million other factors other than natural ability that play a part in a comedy career." [Bloginity]

Who doesn't wanna see Kristen Wiig in full roller derby league regalia? [/film]

Dave Hill tells us what he relates to, "I relate to Pee-wee Herman, dim sum, and naked chicks, thought not necessarily in that order or at the same time or anything. I also relate to dogs." [Impose Magazine]

Livia Scott is creating a different comedy character every day of the year. That's like a million characters! [Comedy Nerds]

Our friends over at Punchline Magazine posted about Comical Radio's new episodes, featuring Brian Posehn and God's Pottery. [Brian Posehn episode, God's Pottery episode]

There's a bit of a mini Monty Python reunion in the works as certain Python members will be appearing in a live version of Life of Brian. [TV Squad]

What's the deal with Jerry Seinfeld doing commercials for Australia's Great Building Society? [TV Squad]