Skip to content
Search AI Powered

Latest Stories

Sacha Baron Cohen Posts Hilarious 'Defense' of Giuliani's 'Innocent Sexy Time Encounter' in Borat 2

Sacha Baron Cohen Posts Hilarious 'Defense' of Giuliani's 'Innocent Sexy Time Encounter' in Borat 2
JIM WATSON/AFP via Getty Images // @boratsagdiyev/Twitter
Make us preferred on Google

President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, made waves on social media this week when news broke that he'd fallen for a prank orchestrated by Sacha Baron Cohen for the latter's Borat sequel, Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.

A scene from the film—which premiered on Amazon Prime on Friday—shows Giuliani giving an interview to Maria Bakalova, who plays Borat's daughter and poses as a young conservative journalist in her interactions with Giuliani.


The encounter ends with Bakalova taking Giuliani to a hotel room rigged with hidden cameras. They remove each other's microphones and Giuliani lies back on the bed before sticking his hand down his pants.

Giuliani took to Twitter to defend himself, claiming he was just tucking in his shirt.




Giuliani pivoted then to the supposed laptop of Democratic nominee Joe Biden's son, Hunter, which Giuliani says he got from a laptop repairperson months ago. Giuliani claims that the evidence on it proves that Hunter Biden used his father's office to improperly benefit his business, though the story comes with a host of credibility issues.

But it's not Giuliani's defense of Giuliani that is going viral—it's Borat's.

In character as the bumbling journalist from Kazakhstan, Sacha Baron Cohen posted a video "defending" Giuliani.

Cohen says in the video:

"I here to defend America's Mayor, Rudolph Giuliani. What was an innocent sexy-time encounter with a consenting man and my 15 year old daughter has been turned into something disgusting by fake news media. I warn you, anyone else try this and Rudolph will not hesitate to reach into his legal briefs and whip out his subpoenas."

Judging by Twitter's reaction, it served as excellent marketing for the film.





Giuliani's defense, however, didn't go over as well.



More from People

Amy Adams; Scarlett Johansson
Stephanie Augello/Variety/Getty Images; JC Olivera/Variety/Getty Images

Amy Adams' Daughter Is Going Viral After Making Rare Red Carpet Appearance—And Fans Think She Looks Just Like Scarlett Johansson

We've all heard the advice that when you want to be promoted or to step into a higher opportunity, you have to look the part and act the part.

Apparently, Amy Adams's and Darren Le Gallo's 16-year-old daughter, Aviana, has been doing just that, but not in the way that anyone expected.

Keep ReadingShow less
Javier Bardem
@elitedaily/TikTok

Clip Of Javier Bardem Shutting Down Sexist Question About Wife Penélope Cruz Resurfaces—And Fans Are Cheering

A years-old clip of actor Javier Bardem shutting down a reporter's sexist question is going viral once again and drawing huge rounds of applause.

The moment happened at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival, where Bardem was promoting the Asghar Farhadi film Everybody Knows, in which he starred alongside his wife, Penélope Cruz.

Keep ReadingShow less
Jason Kelce
@drinkgaragebeer/X

Jason Kelce Encourages People To Mail Jars Of Pee To AI Data Centers In Bizarre New Ad—And We Don't Know What To Think

Is mailing jars of pee to data centers the key to fixing their catastrophic water waste problem?

Probably not. But at this point, anti-AI public sentiment is quite rightly so furiously strong that it doesn't not feel like a solution!

Keep ReadingShow less
Richard Beeby; Donald Trump
NBC News; Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images

Ohio Republican Voter Has Some Blunt Advice For Trump In Viral Clip—And We're Nodding Hard

NBC News' Senior National Politics Reporter Jon Allen was in Ohio on Tuesday to speak to voters as part of the network's "Drive To Decision Day" series. Allen is going from New Jersey to Nebraska, visiting congressional districts where House seats are considered toss ups, to get the unfiltered opinions of voters as November's midterm elections grow closer.

In Ohio where new congressional district maps were drawn in 2025 per MAGA Republican President Donald Trump's request to help him maintain control of Congress, Allen spoke with Strongsville resident Richard Beeby, who identified himself as a Republican who votes in his state primaries and general elections.

Keep ReadingShow less
Donald Trump
Jim Watson/AFP via Getty Images

Trump Just Bragged About Yet Another White House Renovation—And People Are So Over It

President Donald Trump was criticized for his tone-deaf bragging about recent renovations he made to the Thomas Jefferson Columns at the White House.

Consumer sentiment fell sharply in August, according to data released last week by the University of Michigan that found that older and lower-income Americans are particularly affected by elevated fuel prices.

Keep ReadingShow less