July 29th, 2009 / Author: Nikki Barr
• Madonna sparks rumours she’s still in love with Guy Ritchie after penning a song (more)
• Sacha Baron Cohen threatened by Palestinian militants over his Bruno movie (more)
• Is Cheryl Cole’s whirlwind career in the US getting too much? (more)
• Johnny Depp planning permanent move to English countryside (more)
• Has Martine McCutcheon found lasting love with toyboy? (more)
July 16th, 2009 / Author: OK! Staff
Mother-daughter darlings Isla Fisher and Olive (her daughter with Brüno star Sacha Baron Cohen) make a colorful outing to a friend’s house in West Hollywood on Wednesday.
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July 15th, 2009 / Author: Mary Beth Quirk
More bad news for the outrageous comedy Brüno — Ukraine’s Culture Ministry has banned it, calling the Sacha Baron Cohen hit movie “immoral.”
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July 14th, 2009 / Author: Mary Beth Quirk
Sacha Baron Cohen makes a living out of outlandish characters like Borat and Brüno who put people in uncomfortable situations, but this time around he seems to have upset the wrong people — members of an organization called Al Aqsa Martyers Brigades — by calling one of their former members a “terrorist leader.” Read more »
July 10th, 2009 / Author: OK! Staff

Sacha Baron Cohen, in character as Bruno, delivers his best blue steel outside of Ed Sullivan Theatre in NYC for the Late Show With David Letterman on July 9.
Sacha also paid a visit to Dave earlier this week dressed as the flamboyant fashion reporter.
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June 30th, 2009
Today in hardly surprising news, Sacha Baron Cohen’s latest comedic creation, Brüno, has done something to upset someone else: The Los Angeles Superintendent is none too pleased over the funnyman’s photo with Birmingam High School football players in this month’s GQ.
Superintendent Ramon Cortines doesn’t like the pics, which feature Sacha as the gay Austrian fashionistadressed in shoulder pads, tight shorts and an athletic cup, surrounded by the San Fernando Valley high school’s football players. Cortines says the district has "allowed our students to be used,"
Local district superintendent Jean Brown said she’s trying to determine who was responsible.