Can you guess who this adorable teen grew up to be?

It’s Ben Stiller, of course!

According to the poster, the pic was snapped around 1978. The snapshot was taken after Ben and his father, Seinfeld actor Jerry Stiller, caught a Broadway show together in New York City.  

It looks like acting runs in the family after all! Test out your celebrity knowledge and click through the gallery above to play “Guess Who” with more celebrity childhood photos.

Can you guess who this ab-tastic actor is? Hint: he once played a model. Click through the pics to find out and test your knowledge on other hunky celebrity stomachs.

If you guessed Ben Stiller (we doubt you did), you’d be right. Turns out he’s fit for his role as Derek Zoolander. In fact, perhaps he’s in shape to reprise his role as the hilarious supermodel as it’s rumored that a sequel to Zoolander has been announced and is set to hit theaters in 2014.

For more shirtless pics, click on the gallery below!

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With Neil Patrick Harris, and more ruling theaters this weekend, we guarantee that movie goers will exit theaters with tears in their eyes (in a good way of course!)

In Tower Heist, Stiller and Murphy set out to rob a wealthy businessman after they learn that have fallen victim to his Ponzi scheme. Stiller and Murphy share enormous chemistry and no doubt will serve up pure laughs. Check out the hilarious trailer for the film:

In A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas, John Cho and Kal Penn reprise their roles as Harold and Kumar, two hysterical stoner friends. The films center on the twosome’s misadventure when they accidentally burn down Harold’s father-in-law’s prize Christmas tree.

Also reprising his rol e(portraying an exaggerated version of himself), NPH returns to offer up some additional raunchy humor in this comedy.

Also opening this weekend is the crime drama, The Son of No One starring Hollywood A-listers Al Pacino, Katie Holmes, Channing Tatum and funny man Tracy Morgan. Check out Tracy in his buzzed about dramatic role:

Whether it is laughter or drama you are looking for, this weekend is blooming with all sorts of genres for any movie lover. Sound off on what film you’ll choose to watch by voting in our poll today!

Not only did Ben Stiller reveal that he had penned a script for Zoolander 2 (with Justin Theroux no less), but it was also reported that the Farrelly Brothers are looking to bring back their beloved comedy Dumb and Dumber, starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels. Though it’s been 10 years since Zoolander‘s theatrical release and 17 since Dumb and Dumber, there is still the huge chance that these films could be box office gold.

While nothing is confirmed in either of these cases, it sure is fun to think about isn’t it?

Celebuzz wants to know, are you itching for a Lloyd and Harry road tripping to Aspen reunion? Or are you pulling for Zoolander and Hansel to take on Mugatu once again?

Cast your vote in the poll! And just for fun, check out some hilarious scenes from each film below!

Mock! Yeah! Ing! Yeah! Bird! Yeah!

Orange mocha frappucino! (PS, check out Alexander Skarsgard!)

While there have been numerous reports circluating over the last few years that Ben Stiller had been developing a sequel to the hit 2001 comedy Zoolander, he recently revealed in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter that he has indeed written a script, and collaborated with Justin Theroux for the possible film.

So, what is the really, really, ridiculously good-looking Derek Zoolander up to these days?

According to THR:

“Stiller opens up about the much-anticipated sequel to his 2001 hit, telling THR he’s ‘very proud’ of the script, which was written last year (with his Tropic Thunder co-writer Justin Theroux). The story will pick up 10 years after the first film left off and, Derek’s ‘School For Kids Who Can’t Read Good’ has been destroyed, leaving him in charge of its pupil. ‘There were maybe 20, 30 drafts,’ Stiller remembers, ‘and at one time I walked away from it and they had somebody else rewrite it and they were going to do it without me, which was kind of ironic. Then it came back around.’”

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Sounds hilarious! We would love to see this film get made.

For old times sake, check out the Zoolander trailer below.

While not many details are known, and nothing is confirmed in terms of a shooting schedule or studio, it’s promising to know that at least there is a script ready!

Would you want to see a Zoolander sequel? Sound off in the comments!

Comedy video website Funny Or Die has always featured top celebs in their web projects, but this one in particular may have taken their tradition to new heights. In promoting the 10th anniversary of the Clinton Foundation, former President Bill Clinton makes a cameo in this A-list heavy video which features the likes of Ben Stiller, Matt Damon, Ted Danson, Sean Penn, Kristen Wiig, and Jack Black  to name a few.

In the video, the stars sit at a table to brainstorm ideas for the foundation’s “Celebrity Division.” Lead by Stiller, the brainstorming session becomes unproductive, with Matt becoming persistent in his desire to start a foundation softball team, while Sean Penn is ticked off that someone is eating his lunch that he’s marked with his name on it. 

The final scene of the video has the team pitching their new ideas over the phone to the president himself … or so they believe. We also find out who’s been stealing Penn’s lunch from the fridge. 

Anna Faris and Ben Stiller will show off their comedic talents on the long-running sketch comedy show, along with some first-time musical guests.

Ben will take his second turn as host on Oct. 8, when the musical guest will be Foster the People. Anna will take the following week, marking her second time as host as well. Drake will make his debut appearance as the musical guest.

Before either of those two take the stage, Emmy winner Melissa McCarthy will hit up the famous studio 8H for her very first time as host. She told Celebuzz that she’s “going to bring in ideas” for her sketches — now that she’s gotten over the shock of being asked to do the show.

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When news broke that Marion Cotillard would possibly be joining Christopher Nolan‘s third Batman installment, The Dark Knight Rises in addition to Joseph Gordon-Levitt, it sounded like a mini-Inception sequel.

This announcement got Celebuzz thinking — which actors and directors team up more often than others? Whether it’s Johnny Depp and Tim Burton‘s frequent tag teaming or Paul Rudd and Jason Segel‘s ever-growing bromance, these Hollywood heavy hitters are repeat offenders (in the best way possible!)

Make sure you check out the gallery and let us know if there is any one we missed in the comments!

If the newly-released trailer is anything to go by, it looks like Ben Stiller‘s Greg Focker is finally standing up against scary father-in-law Jack Byrnes (played by Robert DeNiro).

The new film brings back Blythe Danner and Barbara Streisand but also sees a couple of new additions, like Jessica Alba, who appears to be playing some sort of pill-pushing hottie that may or may not be seducing Ben’s character. Sounds like trouble!

Are you ready for more Fockers?

Watch the trailer below.

It’s possible, according to PopEater, who suspect that the funnyman might be behind the hilarious satire Twitter feed “ParamountFilms” that is currently causing a sensation in Hollywood.

Paramount recently shut down the long-awaited sequels for cult comedy classics Zoolander and Anchorman, much to the horror of comedy fans.

Now the mysterious “ParamountFilms” has popped up which Deadline Hollywood reveals is run by a “multi-talented actor-writer-director-producer angry at the studio.”

So is Will behind the tweets? It’s possible, although as PopEater notes, Will has publicly said he doesn’t tweet.

We don’t know for sure who is behind the funny tweets but we would put our money on Ben Stiller, another funnyman who was spurned by the studio.

Watch the two funny men make an uncomfortable (and NSFW!) interview hilarious below:

The biggest hurdle for me personally was that Drake Sather, who created the character, passed away. He was a good friend and the lump for me was it’s hard to imagine doing it without him. Now my buddy, Justin Theroux, has committed to directing and writing it. So I’m excited and I think it’s going to happen. I want to be able to do something that lives up to the first one. That’s the challenge.

While we are looking forward to the sequel, we aren’t looking forward to another decade of college-aged d-bags listing Zoolander quotes in their Facebook profiles. Do you think Zoolander 2 will live up to the original?

Hosted by actor/comedians Paul Scheer and Rob Huebel, everyone performed a single Tweet, and the INSANE celebrity lineup included Ben Stiller, Will Ferrell, Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore, Rainn Wilson, Sarah Silverman, Samantha Ronson, Stephanie Pratt, Bob Saget, John Stamos, Diablo Cody, Wilmer Valderrama, Aziz Ansari, Weird Al Yankovic, Ed Helms, Mindy Kaling, Dane Cook, Justin Long, Jenny McCarthy

, and Mad Men‘s Rich Sommer, who straight up got naked.

See the trailer below, and click here to pre-order the entire show for only $2.99. All the proceeds from the sale of this video go directly to Artists For Peace and Justice to build schools in Haiti with Architecture For Humanity.

Click through the gallery to see if you’re bold enough to live a life of unitardiness, and be sure to check out BuzzStyle for all of the latest celebrity looks.

Ben Stiller has a proposal for you.

Inspired by Lance Armstrong‘s ubiquitous “LiveStrong” wristbands, the Meet the Parents actor has launched a charitable campaign, StillerStrong, in conjunction with Save the Children. Stiller is selling practical and oh-so-stylish headbands, emblazoned with the name of the organization, with proceeds going toward the schoolchildren of Cévérine, Haiti.

Donations will help to build classrooms, buy school supplies and hire teachers—and unlike at the Derek Zoolander Center For Children Who Can’t Read Good And Wanna Learn To Do Other Stuff Good Too, the classrooms will actually be full-scale. We’re pretty sure.

See Stiller explain the project in the video below:

Can you think of a better way to be fashionably charitable? Yeah, we didn’t think so. Head on over to StillerStrong‘s official Web site to make a difference. Fabulously.

First it was announced that Nessie would serve as a presenter at this year’s ceremony, which airs May 31, and now People magazine reports that Zac will present Zoolander star Ben Stiller with MTV’s Generation Award.

Stiller, who’s starred in such comedic classics as There’s Something About Mary, Meet the Parents and Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, is being honored for his “versatility and talent,” according to Van Toffler, President of MTV Networks Music/Logo/Film Group.

“Ben is a comedic chameleon, able to make the leap between drama and full-out comedy while maintaining his own unique brand of subversive humor,” Toffler announced in a statement.

Stiller, 43, who got his start on the music channel in the early  ’90s with The Ben Stiller Show, expressed his gratitude in his own wry way.

“I am honored to be getting the ‘Generation Award,’ ” the star said in a statement. “I was given my first show at MTV, and also cancelled for the first time. I also was secretly having an affair with JJ Jackson, so it brings back pleasant memories.”

For all you Zac and Vanessa fans out there, that was a reference to a guy who used to play music videos on MTV, Back when MTV used to actually play music videos.

The story about our favorite male model featuring Ben Stiller will be set ten years in the future, with Derek Zoolander running a modeling school, dealing with past regrets, and taking care of his son. 

Also, it won’t be made without Owen Wilson signing on.

Check out Ben’s interview, courtesy of Screenrush

Have your say: Are you excited for a Zoolander sequel?

An unrecognizable Stiller immediately brought the house down when he appeared on stage sporting Phoenix’s now-famous ZZ Top beard. His parody of the disastrous Late Show insta-classic interview was spot on.

At Stiller’s side, Natalie Portman did her best to discuss cinematography with a straight face.

“You’re chewing gum at the Oscars,” she scolded Stiller, who placed the gum on the podium (on Late Night, Phoenix placed his gum under Letterman’s desk)

Like Phoenix, Stiller stared into space when he was meant to speaking and even wandered about the stage as the clips ran.

Compare the Academy imposter with the real space cadet

The There’s Something About Mary actress—who lends her voice to the Princess Fiona character in the highly lucrative Shrek movie series—attended the new play’s debut at New York’s Broadway Theater Sunday night.

When asked if she’d consider adapting her role for a live performance, Diaz—who was joined by such famous colleagues as Ben Stiller, Phylicia Rashad, Ugly Betty‘s America Ferrera and Michael Urie, Joan Rivers and Rosie Perez—was relentlessly negative on the matter.

“No. Absolutely not,” the actress shot back, according to OK! Magazine. “What they do up there… is, to me, impossible. It’s wonderful, though. They’ve done such a great job. They worked really hard, and it really pays off…It’s hilarious. There are so many laughs.”

The David Lindsay-Abaire-penned, Jason Moore-directed play stars Sutton Foster, 33, as Princess Fiona and Brian d’Arcy James, 40, as the big green title ogre, and mixes humorous pop-culture references with musical numbers. Check out a video preview of the stage production below:

Looks like a hit, but it’s understandable that Cameron declined to participate. For one thing, she really, really doesn’t need the money.

Aside from that, she already has her hands full when she’s not cranking out movies.

The film is being directed by Noah Baumbach, who previously helmed The Squid and the Whale and Margot at the Wedding. Plot details for Greenburg are being kept under wraps.

Ben Stiller, 43, is expected to replace Ruffalo, 41. Female lead Amy Adams has also dropped out of the film, though no reason was given why. So far there’s no word of her replacement.

Ruffalo’s 39-year-old brother Scott Ruffalo was found in his Beverly Hills condo on December 1 after suffering a gunshot wound to the head. He died on December 8.

Shaha Mishaal Adham had been the prime suspect in the shooting case, as she was present at Scott Ruffalo’s home on December 1. She turned herself in to authorities on Monday, but was cleared of any wrongdoing. It was determined Scott had accidentally shot himself while playing a game of Russian roulette.

In perhaps a cruel twist of fate, Mark Ruffalo’s latest film, the crime/drama What Doesn’t Kill, is out in theaters tomorrow.