Andrew Dice Clay
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An Appreciation: Kinison’s Unfinished Howl
None of the TV anchors knew quite what to make of Sam Kinison when news of his death came over the wire early Saturday morning.
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Friends Shocked by Violent Death of Mellower Kinison
They were the kind of kids to whom comedian Sam Kinison’s bellowing stage persona was often said to appeal–two young men, in their late teens, driving fast in an old pick-up on a Friday night.
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Comedy Review: Kinison Turns the Volume Down Slightly
What with the stupid macho posturing of Andrew Dice Clay and the bombastic assaults of shock-radio’s Howard Stern, these days Sam Kinison might seem an afterthought, almost quaint.
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Comedy Review: Comic Kinison Still Far From Being Family Fare
By Glenn DoggrellASSISTANT SAN DIEGO COUNTY ARTS EDITOROriginally printed in The Los Angeles TimesFriday, December 28, 1990 SAN DIEGO — Sam Kinison will not be replacing Walt Disney as a staple in family entertainment for a while. At least not until he quits graphically describing what he considers disgusting homosexual habits. Or graphically describing sexual…
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Hate-Mongers Are a Sad Chapter in the History of Comedy
The most important comedians have always been those who helped knock down the social, racial, economic and/or cultural barriers that keep people apart.
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The Man Who Would Be King of Metal
The heavy-metal comic, who boasts “I can play guitar at least as well as (Guns N Roses guitarist) Slash, is hoping to cross-over from comedy to rock audiences with his new album, “Leader of the Banned.”