Howard Stern Comes Again

Howard Stern Comes Again
Title Howard Stern Comes Again PDF eBook
Author Howard Stern
Publisher Simon and Schuster
Pages 560
Release 2019-05-14
Genre Biography & Autobiography
ISBN 1501194291

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Presents the first book in more than twenty years from the self-proclaimed King of All Media.

Howard Stern: A Biography

Howard Stern: A Biography
Title Howard Stern: A Biography PDF eBook
Author Rich Mintzer
Publisher ABC-CLIO
Pages 140
Release 2010-04-09
Genre Biography & Autobiography
ISBN 0313380333

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First Amendment rights, particularly freedom of speech, play an integral part in all modern means of communication. Howard Stern has tested the limits and pushed the boundaries of freedom of speech to the delight of some and the disgust of others. Howard Stern: A Biography explores this long-debated topic and sheds light on how one media star has made a significant difference. Offering an engaging and insightful look at the life and career of radio's leading Shock Jock, the book explores Stern's youth, his first forays into radio, and his desire to move up in a competitive medium. Of course, it also covers his battles with the Federal Communications Commission, how he was finally able to sidestep the censors, and the significant changes the battle brought about in what is deemed acceptable on radio.

Howard Stern

Howard Stern
Title Howard Stern PDF eBook
Author Paul D. Colford
Publisher Saint Martin's Paperbacks
Pages 281
Release 1997-03-01
Genre Social Science
ISBN 9780312962210

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An illustrated, unauthorized biography of the infamous syndicated radio personality traces his rise to fame and fortune, detailing his behind-the-scenes battles with his rivals, former employers, and the federal government. Reprint.

Howard Stern

Howard Stern
Title Howard Stern PDF eBook
Author Rich Mintzer
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing USA
Pages 177
Release 2010-04-09
Genre Biography & Autobiography
ISBN

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This revealing look at the life and career of Howard Stern examines his role as a champion of free speech and his amazing success at bringing his own unique brand of "reality" radio to the airwaves. First Amendment rights, particularly freedom of speech, play an integral part in all modern means of communication. Howard Stern has tested the limits and pushed the boundaries of freedom of speech to the delight of some and the disgust of others. Howard Stern: A Biography explores this long-debated topic and sheds light on how one media star has made a significant difference. Offering an engaging and insightful look at the life and career of radio's leading Shock Jock, the book explores Stern's youth, his first forays into radio, and his desire to move up in a competitive medium. Of course, it also covers his battles with the Federal Communications Commission, how he was finally able to sidestep the censors, and the significant changes the battle brought about in what is deemed acceptable on radio.

Too Fat to Fish

Too Fat to Fish
Title Too Fat to Fish PDF eBook
Author Artie Lange
Publisher Random House
Pages 354
Release 2009-06-02
Genre Humor
ISBN 0385526571

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Outrageous, raw, and painfully funny true stories straight from the life of the actor, comedian, and much-loved cast member of The Howard Stern Show—with a foreword by Howard Stern. When Artie Lange joined the permanent cast of The Howard Stern Show in 2001, it was possibly the greatest thing ever to happen in the Stern universe, second only to the show’s move to the wild, uncensored frontier of satellite radio. Lange provided what Stern had yet to find all in the same place: a wit quick enough to keep pace with his own, a pathetic self-image to dwarf his own, a personal history both heartbreaking and hilarious, and an ingrained sense of self-sabotage that continually keeps things interesting. A natural storyteller with a bottomless pit of material, Lange grew up in a close-knit, working-class Italian family in Union, New Jersey, a maniacal Yankees fan who pursued the two things his father said he was cut out for—sports and comedy. Tragically, Artie Lange Sr. never saw the truth in that prediction: He became a quadriplegic in an accident when Artie was eighteen and died soon after. But as with every trial in his life, from his drug addiction to his obesity to his fights with his mother, Artie mines the humor, pathos, and humanity in these events and turns them into comedy classics. True fans of the Stern Show will find Artie gold in these pages: hilarious tales that couldn’t have happened to anyone else. There are stories from his days driving a Jersey cab, working as a longshoreman in Port Newark, and navigating the dark circuit of stand-up comedy. There are outrageous episodes from the frenzied heights of his coked-up days at MADtv, surprisingly moving stories from his childhood, and an account of his recent U.S.O. tour that is equally stirring and irreverent. But also in this volume are stories Artie’s never told before, including some that he deemed too revealing for radio. Wild, shocking, and drop-dead hilarious, Too Fat to Fish is Artie Lange giving everything he’s got to give. And like a true pro, the man never disappoints.

Miss America

Miss America
Title Miss America PDF eBook
Author Howard Stern
Publisher Harper Collins
Pages 596
Release 1996-10-16
Genre Biography & Autobiography
ISBN 0061095508

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Howard Stern versus the world in Miss America. Including eight pages of full-color photos, this book covers the celebrity shock jocks thoughts on himself and the world in which he leaves. From the author of the New York Times bestselling author of Private Parts.

Howard Stern

Howard Stern
Title Howard Stern PDF eBook
Author Rich Mintzer
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This revealing look at the life and career of Howard Stern examines his role as a champion of free speech and his amazing success at bringing his own unique brand of "reality" radio to the airwaves. First Amendment rights, particularly freedom of speech, play an integral part in all modern means of communication. Howard Stern has tested the limits and pushed the boundaries of freedom of speech to the delight of some and the disgust of others. Howard Stern: A Biography explores this long-debated topic and sheds light on how one media star has made a significant difference. Offering an engaging and insightful look at the life and career of radio's leading Shock Jock, the book explores Stern's youth, his first forays into radio, and his desire to move up in a competitive medium. Of course, it also covers his battles with the Federal Communications Commission, how he was finally able to sidestep the censors, and the significant changes the battle brought about in what is deemed acceptable on radio.