Osama bin Laden, the founder and first general emir of al-Qaeda, has been depicted or parodied in a variety of media. Notable examples include: 展开

• Osama, a novel by Lavie Tidhar, in which Osama bin Laden is the "hero" of pulp novels – the Osama bin Laden: Vigilante series – in an alternate universe where international terrorism never took place. … 展开

• Dispatches: The Saudi Tapes – a 1997 TV documentary that features an interview with Bin Laden. Director: Gwynne Roberts. Production company: Roberts and Wykeham Films.
• Bin Laden: The Early Years – a 2001 TV documentary. Director: Jon Blair. Production … 展开

In the now terminated Brazilian flash animation website Mundo Canibal, Bin Laden is featured as a main character in a number of animations. He also appears as suicidal enemy in the site's beat-em-up videogame, Mundo Canibal Apocalypse. 展开

• Osama—Yo' Mama: The Album, by Ray Stevens
• Industrial metal band Ministry's included the song "Khyber Pass", which takes its name from the mountain pass linking the countries of Afghanistan and Pakistan, in their 2006 album Rio Grande Blood. … 展开

Osama bin Laden is an opponent (or boss) in many games released during the 2000s:. He is the main antagonist in most of these games.
• America's 10 Most Wanted (October 24, 2001)
• Bin Laden Liquors (March 21, 2002) 展开

• Osama bin Laden (elephant) — a ubiquitous name for rogue elephants in India
• Devil Eyes
• Cultural influence of the September 11 attacks 展开