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I can’t wait till Season 6 of 24 comes out. Kiefer Sutherland is just too hot to handle!

Released at midnight this morning on iTunes, K-Fed’s latest work–an album titled Playing with Fire–hasn’t even made the top 100 list. On Amazon, his hot album has a single 1-star review, and is currently selling at number 7,172. Another 7072 places and Kevin will be on the very bottom of the top 100 list.

Here’s a song list for the album:

1. World Is Mine
2. America’s Most Hated
3. Snap
4. Lose Control
5. Dance with a Pimp
6. Privilege
7. Crazy (feat Britney Spears)
8. League of My Own
9. Playing with Fire
10. Caught Up
11. Kept on Talkin’
12. Middle Finger

Of all these, only Privilege and League of My Own are worth listening to at all. Sadly, the song with his wife Britney falls incredibly short.

Borat says at the London Premier of Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan, “I have come here with Bilak, my 11 year old son, his wife and their child, and we are hoping maybe to put some chocolate make-up on the child’s face and sell him to Madonna. I am hoping that Madonna will be a very good father for it.”

Prince offered to pay dancers at a club twice as much to stop dancing, because “their gyrations offended his beliefs as a Jehovah’s Witness.”

Over at YouTube you can watch the first four minutes of Ali G comedian Sacha Baron Cohen’s new movie, Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan. Yeah, that’s a mouthful, but Borat’s already in America causing trouble–more after the video itself:

According to the BBC news, Sasha Baron Cohen visited a number of NY feminists on film in the production of the movie, offending and shocking them all:

But then the reporter started talking about his wife’s farm work (”she pulls the plough”), women walking three steps behind men (”it used to be 10 steps, my country is advancing”) and asking how to contact Pamela Anderson.

“I thought I was talking to an uneducated man, maybe from a tribal community,” Ms Stein says. “I mean, that’s how it seemed to me.

If the idea of offending everyone seems like great humour, you probably can’t wait for the new Borat movie’s release.