Want to watch Robert Downey Jr. ride a panda and kick the living crap out of Jack Black? Then I hope you were watching the MTV Movie Awards tonight and caught my favorite new piece of depraved comedy. If not, no worries. We've got the whole video below -- four glorious minutes that will give you a sense of how awesome "Tropic Thunder" is (trust us, we've seen it). And then click here to watch our other Movie Awards shorts.

Ben Stiller, Jack Black and Robert Downey Jr. sat down for a simple promo meeting for their upcoming action comedy "Tropic Thunder" — and then it all fell apart in a moment of pure hilarity. Find out why in the Movie Awards short below.

The MTV Movie Awards will air live on MTV on Sunday at 8 p.m. ET, with MTV News' "Coming Attractions" preshow kicking the evening off at 7:30 p.m. ET! Meanwhile, stay tuned to the MTV Movies Blog and MovieAwards.MTV.com.

It might not look like it yet, but this is where all the gold carpet action will be happening Sunday night. You're looking at the calm before the paparazzi storm.

Your favorite Hollywood stars will be walking this path during our preshow, decked out in designer gear and itching to chat with Kim and Tim -- who, by the way, still need your help.

What questions should they ask the likes of Ellen Page, Robert Downey Jr., Jennifer Hudson, Ben Stiller, Jonah Hill and more of your favorites?

Submit your suggestions in the comments section below, and tune in to see if yours is asked live!

The MTV Movie Awards will air live on MTV on Sunday at 8 p.m. ET, with MTV News' "Coming Attractions" preshow kicking the evening off at 7:30 p.m. ET! Meanwhile, stay tuned to the MTV Movies Blog and MovieAwards.MTV.com.

Much to Ben Stiller's chagrin, the cat is now officially out of the bag about Tom Cruise's cameo in "Tropic Thunder" (check out our new Ben Stiller interview here). This morning, the New York Times reported at length about Cruise's performance in Stiller's upcoming big summer comedy. So the surprise is gone. Oh, well. But I am here to tell you that it will do nothing to detract from your enjoyment of "Tropic Thunder" when it opens August 15. And it all comes down to one man. No, not Cruise. Robert Downey Jr.

I've seen "Tropic Thunder" and as I've been telling anyone who will listen since, Robert Downey Jr.'s performance is absolutely one of the funniest I have seen in years. Read more...

- Guillermo del Toro, Brendan Fraser, and Chris Carter among attendees as full line-up released for Comic-Con NY. (Coming Soon)

- Wither go thee Robin? Chris O'Donnell back with a role in "Max Payne." (Entertainment Weekly)

- Would you like to play a game? Trailer released for the direct-to-DVD "War Games 2." (/film)

- Ben Stiller picks up "The Return of King Doug," about a man who must return to the fantasy world he abandoned. (Hollywood Reporter)

- Hayden Panettiere to kiss and tell in "Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List." (Variety)

Considering that the first film made over $500 million worldwide, precious few details have leaked regarding "Madagascar: The Crate Escape," save for a rumored plot line which supposedly follows Alex the Lion (voiced by Ben Stiller) as he meets others of his kind on the African mainland.

Forget all that, David Schwimmer joked, calling "Madagascar 2" less another fish-out-of water story as it is a romance. Wait...what?

"There's a little love story between the giraffe, my character, and the hippo [voiced by Jada Pinkett Smith]," Schwimmer laughed. "That image of them dating – it's disturbing." Read more...

- Djimon Hounsou goes crazy over a comic book trilogy, and it could be…Conan? (CHUD)

- Protego! Daniel Radcliffe reportedly under constant protection after death threats. (Metro UK)

- A slew of pictures from the set of "X-Men Origins" pop up online. (Just Jared)

- Alternate ending for "I Am Legend" gets leaked. (/film)

- First look at Ben Stiller, Jack Black, and (holy crap) Robert Downey Jr. from "Tropic Thunder." (EW)

When we spoke to comic superstar Will Ferrell for his new film "Semi-Pro," one of the biggest nagging questions we wanted answered was the status of that long-rumored sequel to Ben Stiller's ode-to-male-modeling, "Zoolander."

"Yeah, there was a little talk," Ferrell admitted. "I brought it up to Ben really five years after the fact. Just for whatever reasons, it's just not crystallizing."

One of the biggest obsticles for the actor? How his evil designer Mugatu could fit into the plot. "That's the other thing," Ferrell says, sighing. "I mean, Mugatu, what do you do with that guy? Would he still be obsessed with that?"

To read (and watch) the full "MTV Rough Cut: Will Ferrell" interview, click here.

The cast continues to come together for the highly anticipated sequel to "Night at the Museum." We knew the film, subtitled "Escape from the Smithsonian" once again starred Ben Stiller, this time alongside newcomers Hank Azaria and Amy Adams, but now we know some other familiar faces are returning, plus who the villain is.

"I am playing a fictional Egyptian pharaoh that comes to life," Azaria revealed to MTV News. "I'm the villain in the movie and have all sorts of nasty plans for modern society and poor Ben Stiller gets caught in the middle of it." Read more...

Ok, so here's the deal: we can't explain it, but the presence of our reporters seems to cause celebrities to break out in spontaneous song. I know, crazy, right? Some chalk it up to the potent pheromones of staffers Larry Carroll and Shawn Adler, while others place the blame on the rockish vibes emitted by the history-laden MTV logo. Whatever the reason, watch below to see Ben Stiller, John Travolta, The Rock, John C. Reilly and more stars break into song during our interviews.