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The popular film “Borat,” which chronicled the  adventures of a fictitious TV personality from Kazakhstan as he traveled around the US and attempted to gain information about the American people, grossed over two hundred and sixty million dollars, and not incidentally resulted in a number of lawsuits by individuals who appeared in the film and claim they were held up to public ridicule and humiliation. The cast of characters who have filed suit against Twentieth Century Fox (and others involved in the release of the film) include two frat boys from the University of South Carolina, a driving instructor from Maryland, an etiquette teacher from Alabama, and four village residents from Romania... 
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by Kristyn Lak Miller
 You won't find a coffee chain on every corner, people wear bathing suits instead of power suits, and rush hour refers to the time of day when the fishing vessels return to port.
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by Jonathan Sarshik
 Baseball Great Roger Clemens May Have More Things To Worry About Than His Fading Hall of Fame Chances.
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