Friday, November 14th 2008, 4:00 AM  Ben Stiller has signed on for another "Meet the Parents" spinoff. But, this time, if he has to wear a bathing suit, you can bet it'll be a baggy one.  Robert De Niro, who'll return in the sequel (due to be called either "The Little Fockers" or "The God-Focker"), loves busting Stiller's chops about the Speedo swimsuit he wore in the first movie.  "You expect him to be flabby and pale," De Niro recalled at Wednesday's Museum of the Moving Image tribute to Stiller. "But he's actually totally buff. But he overcomes this contradiction by having a really tiny --. And in that suit, it's apparent to everyone!"  De Niro was but one of the so-called friends who put Stiller on the rotisserie.  Sean Combs told the Cipriani crowd that "I put Ben in my video for 'Bad Boy for Life.' I thought he'd return the favor. But I guess I wasn't black enough to be in 'Tropic Thunder.' Robert Downey Jr. was a little blacker. But that's fine. I'm trying not to let my animosity affect my introduction."  Jack Black held Stiller responsible for making him run around town looking for a tux: "The lady at Bergdorf's measured my neck and said '18.5 inches? That is too big, sir.' So I walked three blocks to the big-and-tall store, where they welcomed me with beefy, open arms."  Judd Apatow sent a video in which he remembered how Ben hired him, at 24 years old, as executive producer on "The Ben Stiller Show." At the time, said Apatow, "I was writing jokes for Tom Arnold. Apparently that was good enough for Ben!"  Adam Sandler chimed in on the video: "This feels really kiss-a-y. You're your own guy now, Judd. You don't need to b-- Stiller for the rest of your life."  Mike Myers observed that "Ben is really good-looking and, because of my arrogance, I assumed he wasn't funny."  The evening, which included kinder words from Tom Cruise, baffled Jerry Stiller: "As I'm watching all this, I'm asking myself, 'Am I the father?'"  Ben's mom, comic Anne Meara, deadpanned, "When I first met Ben I was overweight, and it was via an emergency C-section."  The review of his life seemed to leave Ben slightly numb. "I don't really watch my own movies," the funnyman told us before dedicating his award to Bono. And why the shout-out to the U2 front man? "Just so I have something in common with him other than knowing all the words to 'Achtung, Baby.'"
Ben Stiller was the target of many jokes during an event at the Museum of the Moving Image Wednesday night, with Robert DeNiro, Jack Black and Sean Combs taking shots at the comedian.