In this touching clip from Jeremy Konner's 2007 documentary D Tour: A Tenacious Documentary, Jack Black, wandering around Christchurch's historic Cathedral Square, stumbles upon two busking 10-year-olds performing "All Along the Watchtower," and invites them there and then to perform on stage at Tenacious D's concert later that night.

Here's a trailer for The Big Year, a bird-watching comedy that's not really about bird-watching, if you know what I mean.

Rihanna's concert in Dallas burst into flames! David Letterman's set was broken in to by a vandal! Some women didn't recognize Kellan Lutz! The Royals met Jack Black! Sunday gossip is filled with stories of doom and disaster!

Lars von Trier is "doing [his] best" to satiate his leading lady's appetite for porn. Woody Allen says he wants to fuck all of his leading ladies. Zsa Zsa Gabor falls into a coma. Janice Dickinson loses her teeth. Thursday gossip takes a Nazi pervert at his word.

Your crush from the early '90s is in trouble and he needs your help. Particularly if you are an executive at Fox television. Also today: NBC announces some new shows, Craig Kilborn is back in the game, and Stephenie Meyer wins again.

Last night marked the start of the Cannes Film Festival, Hollywood's paid vacation to the south of France. So, who's currently caught up in the collision of blockbusters and indies? Oh, just about every star on earth. Here are just a few.

The top movie this holy weekend was the threequel to the epic Meet the Parents trilogy, Little Fockers. Ben Stiller's never going away! Can't say the same for his friend Jack Black, though.

The disadvantage of Conan O'Brien's new show, Conan being on cable? Less money. The upside? He can swear and not be bleeped! That's what happened—for the first time—tonight during a pre-guitar battle argument between O'Brien and Jack Black.

Last night on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Jack Black stopped by and he and Jimmy performed "Little Drummer Boy." But this isn't your father's "Little Drummer Boy," this version contains lots of paint splashing on drums and requires goggles.

From his "glistening" Gulliver's Travels preview to the impromptu snare-and-vocals performance of "Little Drummer Boy," Jack Black demonstrates an impish, delightful sort of weirdness that must be seen to be believed.

In this animated holiday short, two great comedic minds combine to perform "Peace on Earth" and "Little Drummer Boy." We can't help but wonder if Jason Segel and Jack Black are truly neighbors in real life, too!

Here's a trailer for Gulliver's Travels, the 3D (ugh) comedy starring Jack Black as a modern-day Gulliver who mixes it up with the Lilliputians. This certainly doesn't appear to be Swiftian satire, though. Mostly it's just fat jokes.

No one really knows, so one director, and possibly one actress, are endeavoring to find out. Also today: NBC orders two dubious sounding pilots, Matthew Weiner has a casting change for his first movie, and trouble in New Zealand.

Jack Black and America Ferrera have teamed up to mock the GOP's extremist arguments against Healthcare Reform in this hilarious video, where Black plays a "professional mis-informant" who goes undercover to an elementary school to convince children to oppose Obamacare.

Jack Black may have made us laugh all episode long, but it was the surprise entrance of Owen Wilson playing the leader of the "cool kids" that stuck with us the most. We've missed you, Owen!

Sep. 13th, 4:30 PM: "Jack Black, spotted with giant axe." Well, yes. [Submit your own Gawker Stalker sightings to stalker@gawker.com]

Jack Black turns 40 today. Jason Priestley of Beverly Hills 90210 fame is 40. Actor Ben Gazzara is turning 79. Country singers Shania Twain and LeAnn Rimes are 44 and 27, respectively. Olympic figure skater (and Celebrity Apprentice contestant) Scott Hamilton is 51. Actress Jennifer Coolidge is turning 46. Filmmaker Robert Greenwald is 64. And one of the Osmonds (Wayne) is turning 58. Some of the people celebrating birthdays this weekend—including Warren Buffet, Lisa Ling, and John McCain—are below.

He's red-cheeked, in a bar, vaguely aggressive and verbally erratic, so maybe Jack Black is a little sauced. More likely, he's just being Jack Black. Very Jack Black. (Click for clip.)

• Rudy Giuliani is reportedly in negotiations to take over Bill O'Reilly's syndicated radio show when he steps down early next year. Whether Rudy could handle sitting still for three hours a day and what effect this would have on his rumored plans to run for office, remain unclear. [P6]
• Jennifer Aniston is "bizarrely obsessed" with Angelina Jolie, says OK! The proof: She wore a dress that was "almost an exact copy" of something Angie once wore, and she can't stop talking about the couple to friends. [OK!]
• Madonna now says the financial details her publicist Liz Rosenberg released last week concerning her divorce settlement with Guy Ritchie were "misleading and inaccurate." [People, Mirror]
• Anderson Cooper was supposedly spotted shopping for sweaters with a "young Frenchman" at Barneys Co-Op. Wait, what happened to Julio? [P6]

NBC will leave no stunt unplayed in its attempt to own Super Bowl Sunday, with Jessica Alba and Cloris Leachman now confirmed to appear alongside Jack Black in that night's special hour-long Office episode.