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The other side of fat & addicted, an earnest Artie Lange
Overweight comedians are often stereotypically thought to be addiction-prone, larger than life characters who hide behind laughs to achieve some sense of self-worth. Any fan of "The Howard Stern Show" knows that Artie Lange falls into this pigeonhole, and his new book Too Fat to Fish strengthens the claim.
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LAist Interview: Artie Lange
Telling a story is not easy, especially when the stories are emotional, outrageous and true. Comedian, actor and member of the Howard Stern Show cast, Artie Lange, however, has made a living telling the stories of his life on the air and on stage. Finally, those stories that have made the Stern Nation laugh since joining the show in 2001, along with several other painfully true moments from ...
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Artie Lange Book Signings
One of the original cast members of the just-nixed "Mad TV," and now a stratospherically popular personality on Howard Stern's show, Artie Lange has some seriously devoted followers. Like,...
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Back from addiction
Howard Stern sidekick Artie Lange recounts heroin-buying trips to Delaware, and how he kicked the habit.
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Book buzz: Top sellers, 'Suns' shines, warm 'Christmas'
Seven new hardcovers land in the Top 50 on USA TODAY's Best-Selling Books list; A Thousand Splendid Suns is out in paperback, with movie in the works; and The Christmas Sweater offers a warm and fuzzy take on the holiday.
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Back from addiction
On any given day during a four-month period in 2005, comedian Artie Lange found himself frantically driving down the New Jersey Turnpike headed to Wilmington, looking to score heroin -- the drug that cost him his girlfriend and, nearly, his career...
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Mouthing off
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A sad, lovable clown tells his story
NONFICTION It's appropriate that Artie Lange's autobiography opens with a foreword from his boss, Howard Stern. Without Stern, Lange might be back working the Jersey docks -- a notion that Lange is acutely aware of given his self-destructive tendencies. But listeners of Stern's daily satellite radio show know how much the King of All Media adores the cupcake-and-Hawaiian-Punch-loving, ...
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