This clip reveals a hilarious on-set mistake from the movie Zoolander. Ben Stiller forgot his line and asked, "But why male models?" for a second time, a blooper that perfectly fit his character's dim ...

Welcome to the “TODAY Archives,” where we revisit memories from our show when celebrities and newsmakers started discourse, made us laugh or shaped our culture. This latest installment highlights Ben ...

Ferrell starred in the 2001 film, but not as the title character Steve Granitz/FilmMagic; Nick Elgar/Getty Will Ferrell shared that Italians mistakenly called him “The Zoolander” despite his role as ...

But the widely known lesson of Zoolander 2’s failure should have already clear long before its release in February 2016: Sequels are tough. Especially in the 2010s, when Hollywood kept dusting off ...

Ben Stiller made a surprise appearance at a Los Angeles screening of his 2001 comedy Zoolander and briefly spoke as the character while introducing the movie "Well, I hope you really enjoy it, and don ...

Time to mark a legend-ary occasion—March 29 is International Mermaid Day! Apparently, the cable network Freeform founded the annual holiday in 2017 to celebrate the launch of its TV show Siren. The ...

Zoolander is a satirical comedy that explores and pokes fun at the fashion industry through ridiculous characters and absurd situations. The film's plot involves a brainwashed male model, played by ...

Ben Stiller’s Zoolander is an infinitely quotable cult classic among comedy aficionadoes, and a sequel should have been easier to pull off than turning left. Still, the film failed epically, creating ...

"l’m losing what I think what’s funny," Stiller recalled thinking after the flop. Despite the writer/actor/director previously crediting the critically-panned sequel for jumpstarting his dramatic ...

These models shouldn’t have walked the runway a second time. Ben Stiller said that the failure of “Zoolander 2” blindsided him, as he reflected on the film with David Duchovny on Duchovny’s podcast, ...

Ethel Merman was the most important musical theatre star who ever took to the stage. A powerful woman in an era when women were not supposed to be powerful, her strength informed her work and her art.

She sparkled as the legendary performer in what many consider the longest-running one-woman show in theatrical history. By Mike Barnes Senior Editor Rita McKenzie, the actress and singer best known ...