Danny McBride

Actor Danny McBride, known for playing down and out baseball player Kenny Powers on the hit HBO comedy "Eastbound & Down," is once again headed to the big screen. Heading back to the middle ages, McBride stars alongside Natalie Portman and James Franco in the medieval comedy Your Highness. Chances are this movies going to be funny considering McBride's track record of success including roles in Tropic Thunder, Pineapple Express and The Foot Fist Way.

Jim Gaffigan

Whether talking about cake, bacon, wearing robes, or getting sick from eating hot pockets, Jim Gaffigan is one of the funniest men in America. Not only is he one of our favorite guests, he's also been a regular on Conan O'Brien's show, has appeared on a number of sitcoms and has released a number of fantastic comedy specials, including the new one available for download on his website, "Mr. Universe." Jim Gaffigan is currently on a cross-county tour so make sure to check out his website for upcoming show dates and locations, and pre-order his new book, Dad is Fat. Follow Jim on twitter and facebook.

Shane Mauss

Shane Mauss got the idea to become a stand-up comedian when he was only eight years old. But knowing his small-town Wisconsin home wasn't exactly a hot bed for comedy, Mauss moved to Boston (when he was older than eight) where he attended some classes and began honing his material. Since then he's gone on to win the Best Stand Up Comic of 2007 award at the Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen and he's made appearances on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien", Comedy Central and Playboy TV. Follow Shane on twitter and facebook.

Jillian Madison

Jillian Madison is the author of Damn You, Auto Correct: Awesomely Embarrassing Text Messages You Didn't Mean to Send. The idea spawned from her other job as the founder of the Pophangover network, a collection of twelve snarky pop-culture blogs. The sites are visited by tens of millions of people every month, and her content is frequently retweeted by celebrities and referenced by media giants like The Huffington Post, Gawker, and Funny or Die.