This music parody video from wekejay of Justin Timberlake's "Suit and Tie" has a ton of good in it: a spot-on Tony Stark, an excellent merging of the set from the original Timberlake video and the Stark Expo from Iron Man 2, Rhodey's guest rap...

This is absolutely amazing. Concept artist Rob McKinnon (Terminator Salvation, Inception), has revealed a bunch of concept art from Iron Man 3, focusing on the crucial sequence where the Mandarin attacks Tony's Malibu house. And it's astounding to look at.

The promote its premiere of the new Iron Man movie, a theater in Jefferson City, Missouri, hired several people to dress in full tactical gear and storm the screening with fake weapons drawn.

Right now, Iron Man has the #1 movie in America. But is he the superhero who best exemplifies the inventive spirit of American science and engineering? Or is that Batman, whose Batsuit and nearly limitless supply of gadgets are a constant inspiration?

Now that Iron Man 3 has made pretty much all the money in the world, there's reportedly a contract dispute brewing between star Robert Downey Jr. and Marvel, over whether he'll be back for Avengers 2 and 3, and possibly Iron Man 4 as well. Is Downey Jr. overpaid? We don't know. But we do know he's nearly irreplaceable.

Tony Stark is a man of wealth and taste. He likes cars that are obscenely fast and ludicrously expensive, like the Audi R8 and the Saleen S7. But when he dons his Iron Man suit, cars get blown up. Specifically, his cars. And other people's cars. Also military equipment, aliens, and his enemies, but especially cars.

There are spoilers for Iron Man 3 in audiovisual producer Mike Relm's latest remix video, which mashes all three Iron Man movies with Black Sabbath's classic song "Iron Man." But if you've already seen the film (or don't mind a few spoilers), it's mix sure to get your blood pumping.

Sir Ben Kingsley the ACTION FIGURE! We've got the exclusive sneak peek at Tony Stark's new nemesis from Iron Man 3, The Mandarin. Complete with camo pants, rings, weapons and a fabulous pair of stomping boots, come get a face full of Mandarin.

Hey, did you know before the incredibly popular movies were made, Iron Man was a comic book character? It’s true! In fact, some of these comics were quite good! If the only Tony Stark you know has Robert Downey Jr.’s face, these are the seven Iron Man stories you need to read.

There are two versions of Iron Man 3: One is the international version, and the other is the Chinese version, with added scenes. This version was made especially for the People's Republic. But that certainly doesn't mean everybody there likes it.