Terrorist Sues "Bruno"

Sacha Baron Cohen, along with the producers of "Bruno" and David Letterman's company -- are being sued Ayman Abu Aita is suing for $110 million. Aita is a grocer on the West Bank in Palestine. He was featured in the movie "Bruno," in which he is described as "terrorist group leader al-aqsa martyrs brigade." Abu Aita claims Cohen appeared on David Letterman's show promoting the movie and during the interview Cohen and Letterman gave the "unmistakable impression" that Abu Aita was a terrorist. Abu Aita also says he was defamed by Cohen on an NPR interview on the show, "Fresh Air."

I think that is funny. Why would a famous movie producer give the impression that this man is a terrorist? He shouldn't be worried about it unless Cohen and the other producers actually came out and said, "Ayman Abu Aita is a terrorist." But they didn't. He just feels they made an impression that he was. I think he is just paranoid.

An LA cocktail waitress named Jamie Grubbs claims she and the world's top golfer carried on a torrid 31-month affair - and says she has photos and hundreds of "racy" text messages to prove it. "Hey, it's Tiger," Woods reportedly said in a Nov. 24 voice mail. "I need you to do me a huge favor." Woods then explained that his wife "went through my phone and may be calling you," the magazine reported. "So if you can, please take your name off that."

I think his wife should divorce him. No matter how sorry he says he is, he will always be able to cheat again with ease. I mean, she can't be in the dark about the affairs, does she live under a rock? No woman should ever deal with a man cheating on her. And with more than one person? That's insane. This makes me not like Tiger Woods anymore. There is never a good reason to cheat.