Drew Pinsky
Radio and television host; Dr. Drew

Born
September 4th, 1958
67 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
United States
Links & References
A prominent radio and television host in the United States, this individual gained recognition through a talk radio program that focused on health and relationships. Hosting the show 'Loveline', the program blended entertainment with advice on personal issues, garnering a large following. As a board-certified physician in addiction medicine, significant contributions to the field included providing insights on addiction and mental health through various media outlets. This individual's work extended to television, with appearances on shows such as 'Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew', which highlighted the challenges of addiction recovery among celebrities. Through these platforms, discussions surrounding mental health and addiction became more mainstream.
Hosted 'Loveline' on radio
Hosted 'Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew'
Other People Born on September 4th
Kosuke Matsuura
Started racing career in karting, later transitioned to Formula Three in Japan. Competed in Formula Nippon during the early 2000s, achieving notable results and participating in various prestigious races. Gained recognition for performances and contributions to Japanese motorsport, particularly in endurance racing events and the Super GT series.
Continue ReadingMark Lewis-Francis
An English sprinter specialized in the 100 meters, gained recognition in the early 2000s. Represented Great Britain in various international competitions, achieving significant milestones in athletics. Won a gold medal in the 4x100 meters relay at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. In addition to Olympic success, secured multiple medals at the World Championships and European Championships throughout the career.
Continue ReadingLazlow Jones
Born in 1973, this individual became a prominent figure in American radio. Known for hosting a successful radio show that blends music, interviews, and entertainment, this person made significant contributions to the genre. Additionally, worked as a producer and contributed to various projects in the entertainment industry, showcasing skills in both presenting and screenwriting. The influence on talk radio has been marked by engaging discussions and noteworthy guests, paving the way for future radio formats.
Continue ReadingRichard Wright
Born in 1908, this individual became a prominent voice in American literature. Writing primarily in the mid-20th century, produced influential works that examined racial tensions and identity in America. The novel 'Native Son' gained significant attention for its portrayal of the African American experience. In addition to novels, authored essays that explored social issues and advocated for civil rights reforms. Also contributed to literary journals and continued to influence future generations through his writings until death in 1960.
Continue ReadingStanford Moore
A prominent biochemist and academic contributed significantly to the field of enzyme chemistry. Developed methods for sequencing proteins, leading to a greater understanding of their structure and function. Shared the 1972 Nobel Prize in Chemistry with others for work on ribonuclease.
Continue ReadingDanny Worsnop
Originating from England, this singer-songwriter gained recognition as the lead vocalist for the rock band Asking Alexandria. The band released multiple albums, including the critically acclaimed 'Stand Up and Scream' and 'From Death to Destiny.' In addition to work with the band, a successful solo career was established with the album 'The Long Way Home.' Musical style often incorporates elements of metalcore and hard rock, contributing to the popularity within the genre. Collaborated with various artists and participated in numerous music festivals worldwide.
Continue Reading