Artie Lange Walks Off Howard Stern Set
Artie Lange working hard The Wednesday Howard Stern Show was focused on Artie Lange falling asleep on the set. The gang let Artie sleep as they joked and tried to finish the show. Turns out they should have let him sleep because Artie woke up grumpy on Thursday and long story short resigned from the Howard Stern Show. We actually missed todays Howard Stern show of course. Figures since something cool happened. But you can find a nice recap here of they days events. Looks like Artie and “Teddy
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Amazing turn of events this morning on the Howard Stern radio show (live on Sirius), as long-time sidekick Artie Lange got in a heated, long winded on-air argument with his assistant Teddy Microphone. After several minutes, Artie apparently lost his cool and attempted to attack Teddy, and needed to be restrained and removed from the studio. Artie later returned to offered his resignation - Stern accepted, but asked Artie to go home and cool down. Just before Lange left he said to Stern: “I’m
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Terrell Owens To Appear On Flava Flav Show April 8th, 2008 In a match made in unintentional comedy heaven, Terrell Owens and Flava Flav will appear on television together. After Flav’s brilliant work on “Flavor of Love”, MyNetworkTV has decided that Flava needs his own sitcom. The new show is called “Under One Roof” and double F plays an ex-con that moves in with his rich uptight brother. Let the laughter begin. The show premieres April 16th, and both Terrell Owens and Flav are excited ab
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For those of us who are record collectors, the word "live" may actually remind us of the mediation that necessarily goes along with the term. A "live" performance may be one that has many auditory artifacts from the crowd and recording equipment that interfere with the experience of the music itself. "LIVE" at the Beall Center for Art + Technology at U.C. Irvine similarly suggests that the "live" is always mediated, particularly in the age of search engines, surveillance cameras, and Internet ti
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