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James Franco might be one of the most versatile artists of his generation since he moves so fluidly between acting, directing, writing and teaching. In the latest edition of V Man, he takes on the role of journalist as he interviews his colleague and spoof-video co-star, Seth Rogen.

The two actors sit down to discuss Rogen's directorial debut with This Is the End, and they also discuss his latest effort, The Interview, which stars Franco. The best part of the entire article, though, has to be Franco's original artwork featuring Rogen.

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Franco's creations are from the video spoof of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's music video "Bound 2." Franco and Rogen did their own hilarious spoof video, "Bound 3," and now SheKnows has the exclusive on Franco's artwork.

The first image features Franco with his tie-dyed shirt and with Rogen shirtless on the infamous motorcycle. The photos are surrounded with quotes like "Gimme [love], b****," "That me + my F***'n man!" and "HOTSEX." The multicolored piece hilariously captures the fun they had on set that day.

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The second piece of artwork is even funnier because the two actors' embraces become even more comedic and poignant. Their tough-guy motorcycle pose is juxtaposed with an image of Presidents Barack Obama and Ronald Reagan, with the words "big actor" near them. Franco and Rogen also hug it out, and "I love you" appears throughout the piece.

It's such a sweet bromance!

Pick up the James Franco/Seth Rogen issue of V Man on newsstands beginning March 13.

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Twenty years ago, Sega and Nintendo were in a fierce battle-of-the-consoles. The companies spent years one-upping each other to see who could sell the most units. It was great for video game consumers, but brutal for the businesses. They each wanted to win by any means necessary. Now, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg will bring that tumultuous story to theaters.

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According to The Playlist, the duo will co-write and direct an adaptation of the book Console Wars. They'll be backed by Oscar-winning producer Scott Rudin, whose credits include No Country for Old Men, The Social Network and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. His finances with Rogen and Goldberg's creative vision are the perfect combination.

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The official book synopsis for Console Wars describes the time as "vicious, relentless and highly profitable." Over 200 Nintendo and Sega employees were interviewed to give firsthand accounts of what happened.

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It was "a global corporate war that would be fought on several fronts: from living rooms and schoolyards to boardrooms and Congress. It was a once-in-a-lifetime, no-holds-barred conflict that pitted brother against brother, kid against adult, Sonic against Mario and the US against Japan."

We had no idea how deep this story went. It's hard to imagine a world without PlayStation or Xbox, but it existed. If anything, Console Wars could be a slice of nostalgia with a side of cold, hard truth.

Would you watch a movie about the console wars?

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Seth Rogen is rarely seen by the public outside a comedy setting, but he showed up to a Senate committee Wednesday, Feb. 26, to talk about a very serious issue. Rogen's mother-in-law suffers from Alzheimer's and he wanted to share his experiences, but that doesn't mean he didn't bring his comedic personality.

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Rogen met his wife Lauren's mom when she was in her mid-50s. He opened his testimony by explaining that before he met her, he thought "it was something only really, really old people got" and involved "forgetting your keys and mismatched shoes," ABC News reported.

"After forgetting who she and her loved ones were," Rogen said, "she forgot how to speak, feed herself, dress herself, all by the age of 60."

The comedian's speech was both heartfelt and humorous at times.

"I came here today for few reasons," he explained. "One, I'm a huge House of Cards fan. Two, people need more help. I've personally witnessed the massive amount of financial strain this disease causes. Three, to show people they are not alone. So few people share their personal stories."

Rogen added that 5 million Americans have Alzheimer's now, but in 35 years, it will be up to 16 million. According to the Alzheimer's Association (via ABC News), this equates to a cost of $200 billion to take care of those with the disease.

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Rogen and his wife started an organization to inform teens about Alzheimer's, Hilarity for Charity, explaining that the stigma Alzheimer's currently has should be compared to that of cancer years ago.

"Americans whisper the word Alzheimer's," he said. "It needs to be yelled and screamed."

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Watch Rogen's entire testimony here:

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As if Jimmy Kimmel's awesome remakes of famous YouTube videos aren't hilarious enough on their own, the talk-show host has created a cheeky celeb-filled behind-the-scenes extra.

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The tell-all reveals feuds, secrets and... sexual attractions.

Apparently the Hemsworth brothers found it a bit, ahem, hard to work with the ever-lovely Meryl Streep, as Chris claimed that she was very "hands on... very hands on" with him on set. Streep's comments don't make Chris' allegations so hard to believe. "I don't know which one was Liam and which one was Chris," said Streep, "but I just know they are both f---ing hot as hell!" Duh, Meryl, welcome to the Hemsworth Family Fan Club!

Speaking of the Hemsworth bros (who we hope will someday share the screen together), Chris let the cat out of the bag that the younger Hemsworth was an accidental conception. "I walked past Mom before and heard her saying to Dad, 'Oh f--k I wish we never had Liam," claimed Chris. "And Dad said it too. He said, 'If I had to pick one son to die, it would probably be you (Liam)," the elder Hemsworth went on. "Shut your mouth!" whined Liam.

A Rastafarian Seth Rogen showed up on set and was pretty PO'd about what he had been cast in. "I didn't even know what it was about until I showed up. And I was pretty disappointed when I got here, I'll be totally honest. I thought this was a Skittles commercial."

Gary Oldman, on the other hand, had a very enlightening experience on the Kimmel set. "I learned a great deal from Sir Ben (Kingsley) and Christoph Waltz," he said. "I mean, they taught me how to kind of light my farts."

"Some films you do for the material, and some you do for the money. But some you do because Jimmy Kimmel shows up at your house crying his eyes out like a little bitch," Streep revealed.

Whatever their reasons for accepting their parts in the project, we're glad they all did because all of these A-listers are uproariously funny. Check out the video below!

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The battle of the Canadians is brewing. Seth Rogen decided to comment on his fellow countryman Justin Bieber's recent antics, and it's not pretty.

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Rogen appeared on Watch What Happens Live on Wednesday night to explain a recent tweet about the Biebs, and this time he didn't hold back.

"Justin Bieber is a piece of s***," Rogen told host Andy Cohen. "He's obnoxious, he's ungrateful, he's insincere."

Although Rogen and Bieber are from two different provinces — Rogen from British Columbia and Bieber from Ontario — they are arguably two of the most famous stars from the country right now. Rogen's feelings about Bieber go beyond his attitude; he said he actually could be harmful to society. He added that "he puts people's lives in danger."

Rogen's comments came just days after the video of a deposition featuring Justin Bieber was leaked. In the video, the singer showed his bratty side, responding rudely to questions, winking at the camera and becoming more and more evasive as the questioning continued.

The line of questioning came because of a tweet Rogen sent back in January, again sharing his thoughts on the pop singer, saying, "All jokes aside, Justin Bieber is a piece of s***."

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Rogen, never one to shy away from sharing his opinions, testified before a Senate committee in February about a cause he is passionate about: the fight against Alzheimer's. Always the comedian, Rogen started his testimony by explaining, "I came here today for few reasons," he explained. "One, I'm a huge House of Cards fan. Two, people need more help. I've personally witnessed the massive amount of financial strain this disease causes. Three, to show people they are not alone. So few people share their personal stories."

Justin Bieber hasn't yet said anything about Rogen's comments. But when he does, he'll probably make sure everyone hears about it.

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We never really pegged Seth Rogen as a big Justin Bieber fan, and it turns out the actor has as negative an opinion of the teen idol as much of the rest of the world.

During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live, Rogen did not hold back when it came to his opinion of the "Baby" singer.

"In my opinion, Justin Bieber is a piece of s***," he told Andy Cohen.

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"He seems like he's obnoxious and ungrateful, insincere, and he puts people's lives in danger with his horrible, horrible behavior."

This isn't the first time Rogen has spoken out about the misbehaving miscreant. Following Bieber's January DUI arrest in Miami, Rogen tweeted his disdain for the star, writing, "All jokes aside, Justin Bieber is a piece of s***."

One artist Rogen has a much better opinion of is Kanye West. Despite the mocking video Rogen and James Franco made of the hip-hop star's shirtless, dry-humping "Bound 3" with Kim Kardashian, the actor is a huge fan and was relieved when the famous couple saw the humor in the skit.

"I've seen both Kim and Kanye since that video came out, actually. And they both think it's really funny, thank God!" he told Cohen.

"I was worried because I'm a big Kanye West fan, like a huge Kanye West fan. I saw him in New York, and he pointed to my wife, like 'How come she wasn't on the motorcycle?' But he was pleased and humored by the experience."

Better to have Bieber as an enemy than West, we suppose. Less chance of an epic Twitter rant.

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NBC released the beginning of next month's lineup of Saturday Night Live hosts and performers and we couldn't be more excited. On the list to host: Anna Kendrick and Seth Rogen. Meanwhile, we can look forward to performances from Ed Sheeran and Pharrell Williams. Who are we most excited about? Our girl Anna, of course.

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Kendrick will make her SNL hosting debut on April 5. Kendrick's schedule has seemed light recently. The Pitch Perfect star just signed on for the sequel, which will hopefully be out sometime next year. Her most recent hopeful blockbuster will be this summer's Happy Christmas, though it's still months away from releasing. We can only hope part of her visit will include a surprise performance involving Kendrick and her Pitch Perfect cast mates in an effort to keep people interested in the sequel. Even without an a cappella performance from the Perfect gang, we'll be happy to tune in. Pharrell Williams is signed up to perform that night. We can't wait to see if he brings that hat!

Following Kendrick and Williams, Seth Rogen will play host on April 12. This will be his third time as host of Saturday Night Live and we can't wait to see what the funny guy brings to the studio this time around. The weekend will be made even sweeter by Ed Sheeran's Saturday Night Live debut. Sheeran has kept a low profile recently, so we can't help but wonder if his performance will segue into an announcement about a new album. Our fingers are crossed — it's been two years since the release of his debut album, +.

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Before we can get to Kendrick, Williams, Rogen and Sheeran, we have one more new episode of SNL in March. Louis C.K. will close out the month, hosting SNL on March 29. On tap for musical performer is Sam Smith, who will be making his Saturday Night Live debut. Smith is a relatively new artist. In the Lonely Hour, his freshman album, releases in June.

So, who are you most excited to see take the stage at Studio 8H?

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The most exciting thing about the new Vogue magazine cover with Kim Kardashian and Kanye West isn't the Annie Leibovitz photo. It's the spoof cover James Franco did with buddy Seth Rogen. The duo has done it again with another hilarious send-off of the engaged couple.

The 127 Hours star was the first to share the fashion magazine cover on his Instagram account. He wrote, "Seth! Love you, dog!"

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Rogen also passed the photo around on Twitter and wrote, "It had to be done."

The This Is the End co-stars first mocked the couple's "Bound 2" video, with Franco stepping in for West and Rogen hilariously posing at Kardashian. They make quite a striking couple.

It had to be done: pic.twitter.com/EXH2NJI3m9

— Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) March 22, 2014

Of course, they weren't the only ones to get in on the act. Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog also created their own Vogue cover, a "Vague" cover with the adorable couple in wedding gear. It is the perfect tie-in for the opening weekend of Muppets Most Wanted, where their wedding storyline comes into play.

"Vague" brings you Kermiggy, the #UniversesMostTalkedAboutCouple pic.twitter.com/RhIuKFz34Y

— The Muppets (@TheMuppets) March 21, 2014

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The Vogue cover has been something the reality star has been coveting for a long time. West joined his bride-to-be, and even baby North made an appearance in the behind-the-scenes video.

This might not have been the publicity Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour was anticipating, but it sure creates a buzz about the April issue.

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This weekend will mark Seth Rogen's return to Saturday Night Live when he hosts the show on Saturday, April 12, with musical guest Ed Sheeran.

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Rogen isn't new to comedy, nor will this be his first time hosting SNL. But if the latest promos for the show are any indication, it's actually cast member Aidy Bryant who might just end up stealing the show. She certainly stole the promos.

In an extra-long video, the two run through various versions of announcing Rogen's hosting job. Below are just a few highlights from the video.

Poor guy — all Rogen wants to do is announce that he's hosting SNL this weekend but he can't get through the line without being told repeatedly by Bryant all the ways he's doing it wrong.

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Bryant turns into a gushing fangirl and asks if they can do some improv together. They decide to drop the cue cards and hilarity ensues, but not necessarily for the reason you might think.

After that, Bryant encourages Rogen to just be himself and relax while doing the promo, but it turns out she's the one that isn't all that experienced. Rogen gives her one piece of advice, but she immediately blows it.

Bryant then wants to find out more about Rogen's new movie with Zac Efron, or to be more precise, she really just wants Rogen to describe Efron's sexy body in detail. Who can blame her, right?

Bryant asks Rogen what he's been doing since the last time he hosted the show, but then starts giving him a hard time for bragging.

The two jump in the air and scream "SNL!" so that the image can be frozen in midair. The results are just as awesome as they hoped.

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Bryant starts out helping Rogen with his introduction, but quickly takes over and launches into her own song and dance.

Check out the video to see all of Rogen and Bryant's SNL promos.

The 2014 MTV Movie Awards on Sunday night were filled with many awkward moments and some viewers were left feeling thankful that the award show only comes around once a year.

You thought John Travolta's infamous mispronunciation of Idina Menzel's name at the Oscars earlier this year was bad? Just wait... here are some of the most awkward moments that occurred during the two-hour telecast.

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The Other Woman costars Cameron Diaz, Leslie Mann, Kate Upton and Nicki Minaj took to the Nokia Theatre stage to present the Best Male Performance award, and Diaz and Mann tried very hard to look sexy while introducing the award.

The pair was giggling, speaking in sultry voices, twirling their hair and making crude suggestions. In our opinion, the whole introduction was not very sexy, but rather forced, fake and just downright awkward.

The four women presented the nominees for the award: Bradley Cooper, Leonardo DiCaprio, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Matthew McConaughey and Josh Hutcherson. And while Mann and Diaz's descriptions of Cooper, DiCaprio and Ejiofor fell flat, Minaj saved the night with her message to McConaughey.

"Matthew McConaughey, I have a pair of bongos you can play," The "Starships" hit maker said.

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Jessica Alba added some humor to the evening, although she had not intended to do so. When announcing the name for Best Shirtless Performance, the Sin City actress slipped up and pronounced the winner Zac Efron as Zac Ee-fron. Although, luckily for Alba, her gaffe was quickly forgotten after Rita Ora ripped off Efron's shirt to leave his impressive abs on display.

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The world loves Seth Rogen for his comedic wit, but did he cross the line when he kissed his "mother" onstage at the MTV Movie Awards on Sunday?

Before introducing the Best Kiss nominees Seth Rogen, Dave Franco and Zac Efron decided to hold a live kiss-off featuring three audience members. However, while Rogen's fellow presenters managed to nab some good-looking audience members, the Pineapple Express actor got his "mother."

Rogen shouted in to the crowd, "Wait a minute, that's my mom! Mom, no! Go back to your seat, Mom!" But his "mom" was not planning on heading back to her seat anytime soon and the pair engaged in a smooch.

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Mark Wahlberg left the crowd feeling a little awkward when he accepted his award for the Generation trophy and he let the crowd know just what he thought about it in an acceptance speech laden with F-bombs.

"I know what this really means… this is the you're-too-f***ing-old-to-come-back award," Wahlberg quipped.

"This is not the Channing-Tatum-you're-dancing-around-chicks-want-you award. This is the you're-f***ing-done award. But look, it was a great run." And those were just a few of the very colorful words that Wahlberg choose to describe his award.

However, even if Marky Mark's acceptance speech was not very appropriate, it was at times rather humorous and he did mention that he was lucky to be married to his wife, which was a bit of an "awww" moment.

Kelly and Mac Radner (Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen) are hoping to settle down in a quiet suburb with their infant daughter to enjoy a life of domestic bliss. But their dream is quickly shattered when a frat house moves into the home next door. It's no surprise that babies and beer bongs don't mix, but it is funny.

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Teddy (Zac Efron) is the fraternity's president and relies heavily on Pete (Dave Franco) to keep the party atmosphere alive. When Kelly and Mac introduce themselves to the frat brothers, it seems as if the two houses will be able to co-exist.

Things change for the worse, however, when the partying at the frat house rages out of control, and Kelly and Mac are at their wits' end.

In this exclusive featurette that takes us behind the scenes, we see the baby find a very inappropriate chew toy — a condom, presumably used. Gross! But that's why it's hilarious. Rogen explains, "When we filmed the baby putting the condom in her mouth, I actually started crying, I was laughing so hard." Excuse me, but isn't a condom a choking hazard?

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Baby Stella has the cutest round face and intoxicating smile. She is played by twins Elise and Zoey Vargas. We wonder what the girls will think about chewing on condoms for the big screen when they go off to college 18 years from now. Let's just hope they stay away from frat houses like this one.

This comedy borders on raunchy but appears to bring big laughs with a current score of 100 percent fresh on Rotten Tomatoes. The film also stars Lisa Kudrow (Friends), Christopher Mintz-Plasse (Superbad) and Jake Johnson (New Girl).

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Don't feel bad, Kanye. Game of Thrones is heavy stuff — we were sad to see Lady Catelyn slain, too.

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"Taylor, I'm really happy for you, and Imma let you finish, but... no, really, Imma let you finish." We imagine this is what Kanye looks like when he actually represses the urge to interrupt award speeches.

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Kanye, we feel you on this one. We cry every time Forrest tells his story. It's sad s***, bro. We'll look away so a single tear can roll down your #sadkanye cheek.

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Speaking of cheeks... ha ha, couldn't resist. But, for real, we're pretty sure Kanye's "sad resting face" is the same thing as his "on the can" face.

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We all know Kanye likes to be the biggest thing in any room. And, well....

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Maybe a spin on Miley Cyrus' wrecking ball left Kanye legitimately afraid of heights. Or, you know, scarred him for life. We know it did us.

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Just when Kanye thought the whole Ray-J sex tape was behind them, Kim's infamous ex, ahem, pops up.

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Before there was Sad Kanye, there was Sad Keanu. And, well, Sad Keanu takes looking forlorn to a whole new level. If Kanye's going to keep this going, he's gonna need to step up his game.

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As one Reddit user so aptly said, Kanye's just along for the ride. And, frankly, we're pretty shocked there's room for Kimmie's post-pregnancy rack and Kanye's ego in that top.

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How can you be sad when you're riding a mystical steed of lore? C'mon, Kanye. #wasteofagoodunicorn

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Oh no they didn't!

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Aha! We always knew that there was room for two on that floating door. Perk up, Kanye... Jack's the one who becomes a human popsicle.

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Jealousy comes in many forms. Judging by Kanye's face, not being invited to make out on the motorcycle with Seth Rogen and James Franco must feel like being the last kid picked at dodgeball.

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If Kanye is too bummed out to ring in the new year, that's not healthy. We suggest he save up his nickels and start scheduling regular visits to Lucy's booth for "psychiatric help."

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Well, it's definitely a look, but one that isn't so pretty. On Tuesday night on The Tonight Show, Zac Efron and Seth Rogen joined the recurring "Ew!" sketch with Jimmy Fallon playing TeenNick host, Sara Wallace.

The best part is the fact that all three performers were dressed in their female best with bows, dresses and even braces. Who looked the prettiest?

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The sketch kicked off with Sara introducing her BFF, Allison Donnelly, played by Rogen.

Allison sat on the couch and proceeded to dish on her day, "My mom gave me her credit card so I stopped by Starbucks on the way here".

Sara responded, "Ew! What did you get?"

"A venti soy Cinnamon Dolce Crème Frappuccino!" Allison said.

And what about that whipped cream? "Ew!" she told Sara. "Of course!"

Efron, playing Brittany Anderson, came into the sketch a few minutes later to talk about her new camera so the group could take some selfies.

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Brittany shared, "I'm actually super excited right now because I just got this new phone and it has an amazing camera. It's got, I think, like, eight megapixels—so it's like perfect for selfies! I've been taking them all day!"

The group of gals posed for some selfies with the all-important Instagram duck lips. The sketch continues on to include a dance party, a nerdy stepdad and a lightning round of "Ew!"

The hilarious skit even ends with a very timely James Franco social media reference. Franco's going to regret that selfie to an underage teen for a long time...

Watch Jimmy Fallon, Seth Rogen and Zac Efron in drag.

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Seth Rogen may be one of the most hilarious men in Hollywood, but he has also proven to have a vicious tongue, especially when it comes to Justin Bieber.

The Knocked Up actor has said on more than one occasion that Bieber is a "piece of s***," and has previously taken to Twitter to share his disdain for the pop star and his troubles with the law.

Most recently, Rogen decided to share how disappointing his previous encounters with Bieber had been, telling Howard Stern on Monday, May 5, "I met him a few times."

"He's a good example of someone who you meet, who you think you are going to hate and then you get to hate him. You meet him, and he lives up to every one of your expectations."

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So how did the two actually meet?

"Someone came to the door and was like, 'Justin Bieber wants to meet you,'" the star recalled. He then went on to explain that Bieber made it seem like he was actually doing Rogen a favor by meeting him.

"'What the f***, I don't give a f*** about, I don't want to meet you!" Rogen claimed. "Don't act all nonplussed to meet me. I didn't want to meet you. I was totally cool not meeting you."

Well, it appears Biebs finally heard the message loud and clear, and he decided it was time to address the comedian's nasty little remarks.

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The 20-year-old singer took to Twitter on Thursday, May 8, to say, "Seth Rogan (sic), sorry I didnt bow down when I asked 2 meet u. Was probably a bit shy and didn't want to be over the top but still. love ur movies."

Seth Rogan sorry I didnt bow down when I asked 2 meet u was probably a bit shy and didn't want to be over the top but still. love ur movies.

— Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) May 8, 2014

Awww, poor Biebs! He has so many people hating on him. Mad Men star Jon Hamm has also recently decided to echo Rogen's s***head sentiments.

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Neighbors

Is it possible to combine the wholesomeness of a young married couple with a new baby and the raunch of a rated "R" feature? If you're Seth Rogen, it is. With Rogen steering the jokes and Zac Efron as the next door neighbor, there will be plenty of entertainment for mom and dad. Neighbors isn't a family feature — save this movie for a date night on Saturday evening or for the mom whose kids are older and away this Mother's Day.

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Chef

So if raunchy rated "R" humor and a shirtless Zac Efron isn't mom's cup of Mother's Day tea, but you still want to take her on a date on Saturday night, here's what you do. Take dear ma to Chef and watch two hours of food porn (with a brilliant cast that includes Scarlett Johansson, Robert Downey Jr., Dustin Hoffman and Sofia Vergara). Then take mom to a gourmet restaurant. You're welcome.

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Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return

If you are looking for something a bit more family-friendly this Mother's Day weekend, take the brood to Legends of Oz: Dorothy's Return. Dorothy is back, animated (in 3-D) — with a group of new friends — and looking remarkably well for someone in her late '80s.

Mom's Night Out

If it's a well-deserved Mom's Night Out that mom seeks this Mother's Day weekend, why not catch a flick by the same name? The movie Mom's Night Out will have all mothers saying, "Mmm hmm, I heard that sister," in response to overworked moms who are in need of a break. It will also have moms glad they are safely tucked in a movie theater and watching an amusing movie instead of chasing their infants all over the city.

Quick, think of three things that would sound crazy in a sentence together. Okay, so you probably didn't think of Seth Rogen, Snoop Dogg and Game of Thrones. In retrospect, though, that combination sounds pretty cray, right? Of course it is. That's probably why it took a couple blunts in order for those three subjects to combine. What are we talking about? Seth Rogen recently dropped by Snoop Dogg's GGN web series, where the two proceeded to get buzzed and discuss the merits of Game of Thrones. In particular, the guys were most interested in "the midget," Little Finger's latest kill and whether the Unsullied have all their genitals cut off or just part.

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The highlight of the available snippet was most certainly when Rogen and Snoop discussed whether they'd ever want to be on a show like Game of Thrones and whether there were any black actors on the show.

"Would you ever be in one of those kind of movies?" Snoop asked Rogen.

"A Game of Thrones-type s***? Yeah, sure. Why the f*** not?" Rogen answered, "Would you?"

"I'd love to do that s***, to be a motherf***ing king or something," Snoop replied. "Or even to be a f***ing gladiator, a warrior."

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Snoop would be a bada** warrior. Game of Thrones casting must think so, too. As Rogen and Snoop pointed out, the only black guys on the show are a couple Unsullied.

"There's not a lot of black dudes on Game of Thrones, is there?" Rogen pointed out.

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How much does popular culture influence behavior? Washington Post critic Ann Hornaday says movies like the recent Seth Rogen flick Neighbors contribute to creating an environment of male entitlement and misogyny, leading to violence against women and ultimately horrific crimes like the UCSB massacre.

Rogen and the film's director Judd Apatow are furious over the comparison, but does Hornaday have a point? Here's what she wrote.

"How many students watch outsized frat-boy fantasies like Neighbors and feel, as Rodger did, unjustly shut out of college life that should be full of 'sex and fun and pleasure'? How many men, raised on a steady diet of Judd Apatow comedies in which the shlubby arrested adolescent always gets the girl, find that those happy endings constantly elude them and conclude, 'It's not fair'?"

The shooter, The Hunger Games' assistant director Peter Rodger's son Elliot Rodger, left behind a 141-page manifesto detailing how his rage was caused by years of rejection by women.

Hornaday went on to name other films like American Psycho, the James Bond canon and The Pick-up Artist as well as male studio executives for promoting a culture of "violence, sexual conquest and macho swagger.

"No one should be surprised when those impulses take luridly literal form in the culture at large," she wrote.

Seth Rogen and Judd Apatow were furious at the comparison and responded via Twitter.

.@AnnHornaday I find your article horribly insulting and misinformed.

— Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) May 26, 2014

.@AnnHornaday how dare you imply that me getting girls in movies caused a lunatic to go on a rampage.

— Seth Rogen (@Sethrogen) May 26, 2014

“@Sethrogen: .@AnnHornaday I find your article horribly insulting and misinformed.”She uses tragedy to promote herself with idiotic thoughts

— Judd Apatow (@JuddApatow) May 27, 2014

“@melissa5001: @Sethrogen @marshallsheldon @AnnHornaday why is it always everything but mental illness?” Because that doesn't sell papers.

— Judd Apatow (@JuddApatow) May 27, 2014

Most of Earth can't find a mate-- someone to love. People who commit murder of numerous people have mental health issues of some type.

— Judd Apatow (@JuddApatow) May 27, 2014

Seth Rogen, Judd Apatow: Why not support #YesAllWomen instead? >>

Not everyone agrees with Rogen and Apatow, namely the thousands upon thousands of people tweeting #YesAllWomen to share the blatant misogyny they experience on a daily basis. Some choice contributions:

Because we're taught "don't leave your drink alone" instead of "don't drug someone." #YesAllWomen

— Phoenix Arn-Horn (@phoenixarnhorn) May 26, 2014

Because I shouldn't have had to send my daughters to college with pepper spray and a rape whistle. #YesAllWomen

— Susan (@totalsuzmove) May 26, 2014

Because we are taught early on that if a boy is abusive towards you, it's just because he has a crush on you. #YesAllWomen

— Tara Denise (@warontara) May 24, 2014

Tell us: Do you agree with Ann Hornaday or Seth Rogen?