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Owen Wilson was in New York this weekend promoting Little Fockers and told Cinemablend that a sequel to the cult hit Zoolander may be coming soon to a theatrical runway near you.

“I just saw [Ben Stiller] now and we’re talking about doing another Zoolander movie,” Wilson said. “I think there’s a really good script and I think we’re going to do it.”

Viacom announced last month that the sequel is a top priority and it appears that the chances of it happening are really, really ridiculously good looking.

Ben Stiller, who’s fairly new to the world of Twitter himself, is trying to lure in a whole new generation of techies—Mickey Rooney.

Stiller sat down with the former (1920′s and ’30′s!) child star, to explain the phenomenon that is Twitter. Ben, 43 and Mickey, 89, may have a number of years between them, but the duo definitely agrees on one thing--those who over-tweet should not be trusted.

Watch Ben’s Twitter demo here:

Ben Stiller has finally caught up with the rest of the world and hopped on the social networking bandwagon.

In his first vlog, Stiller introduces fans to his “family,” or rather actor fill-ins. The comedian also lets everyone know he will be sure to answer any of his Facebook or Twitter posts, even if they are not so nice.

Watch Ben’s first video post here:

It’s been eight years since Ben Stiller starred in that really, really ridiculously good movie  Zoolander, and he’s finally dishing details about a sequel.

Stiller, who played clueless fashion model Derek Zoolander in the 2001 comedy, recently sat down with Screenrush to talk about Zoolander 2.

Ben says he has been “working on a script over the years and hopefully it will happen.”

The sequel would likely be set 10 years later, with Derek still dealing with the fact he’s no longer a model. Stiller added that other likely scenarios would include his character running a modeling school and taking care of his 10-year-old son.

And of course no Zoolander sequel would be complete without Owen Wilson, who played hot-headed model Hansel in the original.

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