Are you with Reese Witherspoon or Will Ferrell? "You're Cordially Invited," a new comedy directed by Nicholas Stoller, brings ...

When, a year later, these two groups arrive on the island, Jim and Margot eye each other suspiciously right up until they ...

It’s been two decades since, in “Wedding Crashers,” Ferrell so gently called to his mother, “Hey, Mom! Can we get some meatloaf!” But a whole era has passed. “You’re Cordially Invited” is an attempt ...

In December, Will Ferrell went viral after he was seen dressed up as his beloved character from the 2003 holiday movie while watching the Los Angeles Kings play the Philadelphia Flyers from the ...

Will Ferrell and Reese Witherspoon have been criticised ... sat down in an interview together and agreed that wedding guests should never have to pay for alcohol, and asking them to do so was ...

It’s been two decades since, in “Wedding Crashers,” Ferrell so gently called to his mother, “Hey, Mom! Can we get some ...

Will Ferrell recently told People magazine that some of his fans were not too thrilled with his decision to revive Buddy the Elf as a grizzled drinker and smoker. The comedian went viral on social ...

When asked about their kids’ involvement in the movie, Witherspoon gave Ferrell a long look before covering her mouth and whispering something to him. Related story Reese Witherspoon's 'Insane ...

Will Ferrell revealed the practice that he feels should never be a part of wedding receptions. The Elf star, 57 - who has been busy promoting his latest film You're Cordially Invited with ...

The actor's new wedding comedy, 'You're Cordially Invited,' is out now Will Ferrell is speaking out about his wedding no-nos. While promoting his new comedy movie, You're Cordially Invited ...

As January turns to February, 'tis the season for candy hearts and love at the movies. Will Ferrell and Reese Witherspoon crash each other's wedding parties in Amazon's new "You're Cordially Invited," ...

Ferrell and Adam McKay’s sequel to Anchorman is undeniably inferior to the original: More overstuffed, less fresh, and self-conscious of the original’s quotable lines in that sequel-y way.