Michael Ian Black and Tom Cavanagh's podcast Mike and Tom Eat Snacks has a website now. New episodes come out every Monday. [MatesCast]

You know what the difference between Andy Warhol and Bill Hader is? Bill Hader makes dressing up as Andy Warhol on the set of Men in Black III look good (and there goes the only quote from Men In Black I know). [Movieline]

The Daily Show and The Colbert Report's Rally To Restore Sanity And/Or Fear has been nominated for four Daytime Emmys, including Outstanding Special Class Special, a category so nice, they used the word "special" twice. [THR]

Over at Tig Notaro's website, she's offering a free track from her new album Good One. I just listened to it, and it's a very funny track! [Tig Notaro]

Sarah Silverman was on The Good Wife last night. Creator Robert King explains, "We’re Sarah Silverman acolytes… we basically said, ‘Can we find a gap in your schedule?'" [EW]

In a role he was born to play, David Cross voices a sandwich in this brilliant short film about the tragic lives of a refrigerator's contents. [Vimeo via Punchline]

Unless you're a comedian, most people don't spend nine months of their lives regularly visiting the Comedy Cellar, but here's the story of a woman who found herself becoming a fixture at the club. [Black Book Magazine]

Kumail Nanjiani on the best thing about stand-up, "I’ll never stop doing stand-up. Because no matter how shitty my newest joke is, nobody can stop me from doing it on stage." [Serial Optimist]

Last week, we showed you Fight for Your Right (Revisited), The Beastie Boys' star-studded video for their new song "Make Some Noise." I liked it a lot, but I really wished it had been longer. Well, it looks like my wish just came true, which is cool and all, because the video is great, but if I'd know that was going to happen, I would have wished for infinity more wishes instead.

You might have already seen this, because it was all over the front page of the Internet, but if you haven't, you really owe it to yourself to check it out. It's Fight for Your Right – Revisited, The Beastie Boys' video for their new song "Make Some Noise," and not only does it feature Seth Rogen, Danny McBride and Elijah Wood as the Beasties, it's also got appearance by like a zillion other awesome people like Will Arnett, Rainn Wilson, Ted Danson, Amy Poehler, David Cross and Will Ferrell. It's like the It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad World of rap videos!*

*This blog-post is like the It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad Mad World of movie references your grandparents would appreciate!

Today is Earth Day, and I can think of no better way to mark the occasion than by watching the latest episode of Atom's Ecommando. Of course, after you're done, be sure to offset the energy you used to play the video by recycling a wind turbine or planting a recumbent bike tree.

Just in time for Earth Week, Atom has premiered their new series, Ecommando, about a down-on-his-luck dude who takes a job as Earth's bodyguard. It features Jason Nash, Laura Silverman and AD Miles, who are all obviously great, but most importantly, it bears the trademark of any great show: A talking car voiced by David Cross! Watch the first episode now on your solar-powered, hemp-based laptop.

Adam McKay says there will be a Step Brothers rap album from Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly. [The Wrap]

Here's a first look at 30 Minutes or Less starring Jesse Eisenberg, Aziz Ansari, Danny McBride and Nick Swardson, as well as Bad Teacher starring Cameron Diaz, Jason Segel and Justin Timberlake. [Collider]

Patton Oswalt writes about finding treasure amongst the trash in stand-up, science fiction and music in this excerpt from his new book Zombie Spaceship Wasteland. [AV Club]

Speaking of Patton, he also picked out his 100 favorite movie moments and made a list for you to read and enjoy. I think you should say thank you by buying his book. [Listal]

Looks like David Cross will be starring in Bob Odenkirk's next directorial feature, Annie Jenkins: A Not Very Romantic Comedy. I'm gonna see the shit out of that! [The Wrap]

Jason Lee's Adult Swim pilot rounds out its cast with Molly Sims, Faizon Love, Malcom David Kelly and Kevin Pollack. [TV Line]

Alec Baldwin says he is "very, very interested" in running for office. I vote him mayor of mom crushes. [Huffington Post]

We linked to the news that Scott Aukerman would be hosting a comedy block on IFC that includes The Larry Sanders Show, The Ben Stiller Show and Mr. Show. Comedy nerd orgasm blah blah blah. I assumed Scott's role in the programming block would be like Robert Osborne on TCM, "Originally, Bob Odenkirk's smut-obsessed Senator was to be played by Charles Laughton." Apparently, it's going to be more neatly tied into the Comedy Death Ray brand, featuring interviews with Scott's famous friends. IFC already has some clips featuring Sarah Silverman and Andy Dick.

There are a few more interview clips featuring Sarah and Andy Dick over at IFC's Comedy Death Ray site. They've also got interviews with David Cross, Ben Stiller and Michael Cera listed in their "coming soon" section.

Jim Gaffigan is going to make his Broadway debut in the revival of That Championship Season. [Broadway World]

Todd Phillips shares his views on political correctness and the recent gay joke in The Dilemma (and it almost stands as a proxy for the recent Hangover 2/Mel Gibson debacle). [Making Of]

Todd Phillips isn't shy in sharing his opinions. He basically tells Movieline what the thinks of them in their interview with him, calling the tone "bizarrely hateful." [Movieline]

In other development news, Molly Shannon has a show being developed over at HBO. It's about an ex-nun entering the dating world. I hope this is the role that finally fulfills all the promise she displayed on SNL so many moons ago. [Deadline]

David Cross talks about his whole career. Here he talks about his first big break, The Ben Stiller Show, "I wasn’t eating my dinners at happy hours with free buffalo wings from six to eight. I wasn’t stealing laundry detergent." [Vulture]

Amy Sedaris was on The Today Show this morning to promote her new book and be amazing. [Splitsider]

Sean O'Connor and Allison Williams star in a new web series about a couple moving in together. It's pretty great! [Sean and Meghan]

NBC is developing a pilot with Chelsea Handler based on her books. The show will not star her, but rather a younger alter-ego to stand in for her. [Deadline]

David Cross on constantly being asked about Mr. Show and Arrested Development, "Look, ultimately, I much rather have people constantly…I mean, it’s a small price to pay to answer the same questions over and over again. I’m glad that people like it, and still like it." [Collider]

Sarah Silverman tells fans to lower their expectations for her upcoming nude scene in Take This Waltz, "In all honesty, I would say it's a lot closer to Kathy Bates in About Schmidt than, like, Julianne Moore in Short Cuts." [Vulture]

Next Monday, Bob Saget is hosting a scleroderma benefit at Carolines featuring comedy performances by Seth Meyers, Brian Regan, Jeffrey Ross, Jerry Seinfeld and Brian Williams. [Scleroderma Research Foundation]

Stand-up Joel Buxton wrote an interesting piece on the value of bombing. If there's any value to bombing at writing blog posts about bombing, he's really missing out. [Premise Punch Tag]

Just when you think you've seen everything from The Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear, someone uploads a video of a dude using his prosthetic leg to help a young girl climb a tree. [TPM]

And then, just when you think you've now seen everything from The Rally, here comes a photo from an Antarctic satellite rally. [Flickr via Reddit]

Comix will be roasting Jim Florentine tonight to raise money for Greg Giraldo's family. Roasters include Bonnie McFarlane and Jesse Joyce. [ComixNY]

Is Ghostbusters 3 starting production in May? Of course it is, right along with Back to the Future 4 and Short Circuit 6. Can't wait! [Splitsider]

This video with Rob Huebel and Paul Rust contains more pipe puns than you can shake a pipe at. [Funny or Die]

Speaking of Rob Huebel, here's a video of him in a support group for Human Centipede survivors Steve Agee and Jon Daly. Also James Urbaniak is in it! Love that Dr. Venture voice. [Funny or Die]

Chris Kelly and Craig Rowin talk about writing for Matt Besser's This Show Will Get You High, airing tonight on Comedy Central at 4am / 3c! It's very funny, so screw sleeping and watch it! [UCB Blog]

Hannibal Buress talks about writing on 30 Rock, specifically the recent live episode, in this video interview. [Comic's Comic]

Were there gay people at the Rally for Sanity this weekend? Of course there were! There are gay people, like, just about everywhere, man. [365 Gay]

James Franco submitted a film to the Sundance Festival's New Frontier section titled Three's Company: The Drama. That show wasn't a drama? [Vulture]

There's a great deal of controversy surrounding the "electric cars are gay" joke from the trailer of The Dilemma, but Ron Howard wrote in defense of his decision to include it in the movie. [LA Times]

Waiting for an Arrested Development movie is getting to be Ghostbusters 3 types of ridiculous, but David Cross lights a faint light of hope, “I think it is [a] perfect continuance of the Bluths, although I cannot say anything. I know the outline is done.” [EW]