If the 2001 comedy Zoolander didn’t predict the rise of the selfie, it is certainly the case that its signature image of a face frozen in a gormless pout can now be seen wherever people own mobile ...

When the fashion-world spoof Zoolander premiered on Sept. 28, 2001, the United States was still reeling from 9/11. The frivolity of the movie about a dim-bulb male model (Ben Stiller) in the face ...

Ben Stiller – who first appeared as the vapid supermodel character in the 2001 movie “Zoolander” and the 2016 sequel – is blue steeling once again, this time for Pepsi’s new Super Bowl ...

Brendon Thorne/Getty. Are you surprised? More than a decade before duck faces became synonymous with selfies, Zoolander's trademark "Blue Steel" face reigned supreme – and has remained popular ...

The man behind that Blue Steel face is back in 'Zoolander 2,' Ben Stiller's sequel that sweats its silly ass off to please. Read our review.

NEW YORK — It was 15 years ago that Ben Stiller’s Derek Zoolander first unleashed his signature Blue Steel fashion face on an unsuspecting public, and a lot has changed. Mega-model Gigi Hadid ...

Stiller's Derek Zoolander (he of the powerful "Blue Steel" and "Magnum" looks) and Wilson's Hansel (whose signature expression seems to be "Pouty Resting Face") return for a follow-up comprised of ...

When Zoolander premiered in 2001, its titular character was supposed to be a joke. ... now we call it “duck face.” To its credit, Zoolander 2 seems to revel in this irony.