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Borat Comes Out With Message of Support for Embattled Rudy Giuliani In a short video clip posted to Twitter, Sacha Baron Cohen's Kazakh alter ego warns off the "fake news media" from misreporting about a compromising hotel scene involving President Trump's personal attorney and a young woman. With Rudy Giuliani the center of controversy over a compromising bedroom scene in  Borat Subsequent Moviefilm , the former mayor of New York and present personal attorney to President Donald Trump has been given a message of support from an unlikely source: Borat Sagdiyev. Sacha Baron Cohen's Kazakh alter ego posted an official statement on Twitter on Thursday night just before the final presidential debate. In the short clip, Borat says, "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." He continues, "I

Why ‘Borat’ Fan Favorite Luenell Isn’t in the Sequel but Got Paid Anyway “ Borat ” fans” tuning into the controversial sequel, “ Borat Subsequent Moviefilm ,” this weekend on Amazon Prime might be struck by a notable absence:  Luenell , the comedian and actress who was one of the few hired actors in the 2006 original. Luenell plays a fictional prostitute in “Borat” who is last seen marrying the title character (Sacha Baron Cohen) and returning with him to his Kazakhstan home. Luenell took to Instagram on Friday after she discovered that she is not featured in “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm” despite being paid for the sequel. (The actress is listed as a credited star in Amazon’s metadata.) “Apparently my husband BORAT is giving out money for no reason because your girl did Not make the cut in the film (news to me) but I made the cut at the nank. Last time that I checked….we were married and had two biracial children but maybe he hooked up with Pamela Anderson,” she wrote, referring to the

There Are So Many Celebrities & Politicians In Borat 2 From Mike Pence to Tom Hanks. Alex Wong/Getty Images News/Getty Images Borat is back. Sacha Baron Cohen is bringing back his faux-Kazakh journalist character for a brand new movie that's set to lampoon President Trump, the coronavirus pandemic, and every other absurd aspect of existence that 2020 has cursed us with. But he's not doing it alone.  All the cameos in  Borat 2   suggest that the sequel could be even more impactful than its predecessor. In the new movie, the official title of which is  Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan , Borat returns to America after more than a decade away. But there's a problem. Given the original film's massive popularity, Borat is a celebrity here in the U.S. As a result, Cohen needed to get clever to perform the same sort of real-life hijinks in the sequel as he did in the original. To

Rudy Giuliani Denies He Did Anything Wrong in New ‘Borat’ Movie President Trump’s personal lawyer has become caught up in Sacha Baron Cohen’s new “Borat” satire after he was shown with an actress in an edited scene. Rudolph W. Giuliani, President Trump’s personal lawyer, at the White House last month. He has recently been involved in pushing corruption accusations against Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s son.  Credit... Al Drago for The New York Times President Trump ’s personal lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, has become caught up in Sacha Baron Cohen’s new “Borat” satire, shown in an edited scene following an actress impersonating a reporter into a bedroom and at one point reclining on the bed and putting his hands in his pants in what he later said was an attempt to adjust his clothing. The excerpt from Mr. Cohen’s new “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm,” which will be released on Friday, was posted on social media early Wednesday after The Guardian   reported that the movie contained  “a compromising sc

Pompeo says U.S. designating six more Chinese media firms as foreign missions US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo speaks at a news conference at the State Department on April 29, 2020, in Washington,DC. Andrew Harnik | AFP | Getty Images U.S. Secretary of State  Mike Pompeo  announced on Wednesday the State Department was designating the U.S. operations of six more China-based media companies as foreign missions, a move he said was aimed at pushing back against communist propaganda. Pompeo also told a State Department news conference the United States would launch a dialogue on China with the  European Union  on Friday and that on Sunday he would begin a trip to India, Sri Lanka, the Maldives and Indonesia. He said he expected the meetings would include discussions about how “free nations can work together to thwart threats posed by the Chinese Communist Party.” The State Department named the newly designated publications as the Yicai Global, Jiefang Daily, the Xinmin Evening News, Socia