Ben Stiller and Christine Taylor, who have two children, are not planning to add to their brood. The "Tropic Thunder" actor is happy raising six-year-old Ella and Quinlin, three, and has revealed he and his wife have no intention of having any more children.

Ben, 42, said: "Our kids are ridiculously cute and every moment is a joy and a wonderful challenge that people who have kids can only understand. It's the best but I'm happy where we're at right now."

Diddy says he was "not black enough" to star in "Tropic Thunder."

The rapper admits he auditioned for the role of an African-American actor - famously played by Caucasian star Robert Downey Jr., who used make-up to change the color of his skin for the role - in Ben Stiller's movie, but was turned down.

P. Diddy reportedly threw a "hissy fit" because he didn't like his all-white themed birthday party.

The rapper - who turned 39 last Tuesday - splashed out on a lavish bash at New York's Mansion nightclub later in the week but insisted the decor was scrapped at the last minute after the all-white room - designed in just 12 hours - failed to meet his expectations.

Ben Stiller doesn't want his children to watch his films. The "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa" actor - who has two children, Ella Olivia, six, and three-year-old Quinlin Dempsey with wife Christine Taylor - has banned his brood from seeing anything except his most recent family-friendly films.

Ben, 42, said: "It's great to be able to share with them something they can enjoy. There are not a lot of films of mine I can show to them - but we'll get to them eventually."

Ben Stiller has paid tribute to his late "Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa" co-star Bernie Mac.

Ben - who reprises his role voicing Alex the lion in the animated sequel - says Bernie, who recorded his lines as Alex's father Zuba before his untimely passing in August aged 50, is the "core of the movie."