Sarah Silverman has made a name for herself cracking wise about topics — rape, AIDS and teen pregnancy included — that other comics wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole. (In fact, if you are easily offended, you may want to skip this Insider and reread the Keira Knightley one or something.) But there are times when even Silverman is leery of going too far. Before filming her new concert film Sarah Silverman: Jesus Is Magic, based on her long-running stand-up show of the same name, Silverman cut a joke that had to do with the Holocaust — specifically, the rumors that an aspirin company tested its products on concentration-camp prisoners.
"I was talking about how it's a headache medicine and that they'd probably give it to a cou
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