He may be one of the funniest stars on the big screen right now, but what matters most to Sacha Baron Cohen is his darling fiancee, the one woman in his life who is "very nice."

Yes, it's true, Borat is getting married and, funny enough, to a Jew.

You're always bound to have a good time and have a few laughs with Borat, no matter where you go, unless you're one of the people the joke is on.

It's been reported that Borat - aka British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen - narrowly escaped going to jail after he stole furniture from a New York hotel for his new movie.

Although Borat's new movie is currently a huge hit at the box office, the Kazakh character portrayed by Sacha Baron Cohen was given a serious blow over the weekend - literally.

Sacha happened to be messing with the wrong man when he was walking the streets of New York City on Saturday. The outrageously funny comedian was in character as Borat, the famous Kazakh journalist when he was attacked by a man on the streets.

Sacha Baron Cohen might have to come up with Plan B or Plan C if he wants his book to captivate American audiences. A new "Borat" book has been shelved because it contains 100 photographs of naked models posing as Kazakhstan women.

British comedian Sacha, who created the hilarious fictional Kazakhstan reporter Borat, wants the book to accompany his new movie "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan" - but publishers fear stores will not sell it.

It seems like Borat would blend in quite well in the U.S. with controversial actor-turned-director Mel Gibson. The hilariously funny character recently poked fun at Mel Gel and said he would like to be friends with the shameless star.

The Kazakhstan character - created by Jewish-British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen - jokingly said he agreed with anti-Semitic comments the 'Lethal Weapon' star made after being arrested for speeding and drunk-driving in Malibu.