Sacha Baron Cohen

Sacha Baron Cohen is the man behind Borat and therefore the man responsible for the catchphrases of all of your most annoying friends over the past decade.

This time, he staged a satirical interview with former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin.

This just in: Not every celebrity couple out there is akin to Kim Kardashian and Kanye West.

Not every famous tandem spends six or seven figures on their nuptials, hyping it across every conceivable media outlet for months leading up to the ceremony and then discussing it ad nauseam afterward.

Is the world ready for another baby Borat?

Sources have confirmed to Us Weekly that Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher are expecting their third child.

Have no fear, ladies.

When it comes to stars donning half a birthday suit, THG is an equal opportunity website.

Not all couples can be Brangelina or Bennifer.

Heck, most couples can't be Brangelina or Bennifer.

Celebrity couples and the staying power of their various relationships are hot topics of conversation in the celebrity gossip world.

Some stars change spouses like regular people change their underpants, staying married for just a matter of days before calling it quits. Others maintain such high profiles we can't help but know they're together.

Sacha Baron Cohen made headlines at the 2013 Britannia Awards, but not for reasons you might expect. Okay, you probably would expect a stunt like this.

Accepting the Charlie Chaplin Britannia for Excellence in Comedy at L.A.’s Beverly Hilton Hotel, the zany comic was given a vintage cane by Grace Cullington.

Sacha Baron Cohen has courted controversy over the last couple weeks, first by campaigning to attend the Oscars as his character from The Dictator - Admiral General Aladeen from the fictional Republic of Wadiya - and then by dumping a fake urn of ashes on Ryan Seacrest at the ceremony.

But the National Network for Arab American Communities is taking issue with the actor for a very different reason.

In this edition of THG's Academy Awards Fashion Face-Off series, The Dictator, played by Sacha Baron Cohen, takes on Brad Pitt. Didn't see that one coming, we know.

Pitt was nominated for his lead role in Moneyball. Cohen was invited to the show because of his role in Hugo, but his red carpet trip was infamously cut short.

Sacha Baron Cohen just kicked the 2012 Academy Awards in the ash.

Arriving on the red carpet dressed as Admiral Aladeed - his character from The Dictator - the actor chatted up E!'s Ryan Seacrest for a bit before bringing attention to the urn in his hands, which Cohen said contained the ashes of late North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Il.

In a hilarious minute-long rant, Sacha Baron Cohen went on The Today Show this morning and slammed the Academy Awards for shutting him out... in character.

Cohen, or should we say Admiral General Aladeen, appeared live on NBC's morning show to express outrage over being banned from the Oscars Sunday night.

Sacha Baron Cohen not been banned from The Academy Awards. Not yet at least.

But the actor is in hot water with the organization because he wants to walk the red carpet dressed as the main character from The Dictator, a Middle Eastern leader named General Aladeen. The Academy is less than enthused over this plan.

Sacha Baron Cohen is back in The Dictator, once again embodying a character and concept so ridiculous few others would even attempt, let alone pull off.

To the chagrin of President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton, one of the world's most notorious despots sets foot on American soil for the first time.

We got nothing.

The newly released photo of Sacha Baron Cohen of Bruno and Borat fame in his upcoming film, The Dictator, pretty much speaks for itself.

Forming what will be one of the funnier marriages ever, Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher finally wed, according to the Australian magazine Women's Day.

The notoriously private couple invited just a few close relatives to witness them become husband and wife in a traditional Jewish ceremony last Monday.

As a series of Bruno quotes prove, Sacha Baron Cohen isn't afraid to say anything when under the guise of this character.

Similarly, as numerous television appearances and movie premieres over the last few weeks have depicted, Cohen also lacks any and all inhibitions when promoting the film.

One is a sexy singer that has dedicated herself to motherhood over the last few years.

The other is a gay fashion journalist that tests the boundaries of human decency on the big screen.

Sacha Baron Cohen will say anything to anyone.

This was evident in Borat and, based on the previews we've seen and the Bruno quotes we've heard, it's evident in his latest comedy, as well.

Sacha Baron Cohen may be known for his tasteless humor, but a scene from his new movie which ridicules Michael Jackson has been cut out at the last minute.

It was deemed “in too poor taste,” in light of the fact that Jackson died yesterday at the age of 50. The change was made in time for the Bruno premiere.

We're accustomed to his outrageous stunts, but Sacha Baron Cohen really pulled out all the stops (sort of literally) for the German premiere of Bruno.

If you thought the Bruno nude spread in GQ was provocative, well, this may top it, despite the lack of nudity from Cohen's faux gay Austrian fashionista.

That nude Jennifer Aniston cover has nothing on this.

In an ode to the Friends star's legendary naked GQ spread, Bruno, a.k.a. Sacha Baron Cohen, appears on the magazine's July issue in nothing but ... well, nothing.

As The Hills has proven over the years, things that are scripted can still be entertaining.

This now applies to the unexpected, half-naked confrontation between Sacha Baron Cohen's character of Bruno and Eminem at Sunday night's MTV Movie Awards.