Artie Lange

Comedian & actor from 'The Howard Stern Show'

Artie Lange - Comedian & actor from 'The Howard Stern Show'
Born

October 11th, 1967
57 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

United States

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An American actor and comedian, gained recognition through stand-up performances and appearances on radio and TV. Featured prominently on 'The Howard Stern Show', contributed to the show's humor and dynamics. Additionally starred in the film 'Old School' and the HBO series 'Detroiters'. Published a memoir detailing personal struggles and experiences, which resonated with many fans and readers.

Performed on 'The Howard Stern Show'

Starred in the film 'Old School'

Appeared in the HBO series 'Detroiters'

Authored a memoir about personal challenges

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