Dirty Work News

When model Rebecca Romijn turned to acting after years on the fashion runways and in the pages of Sports Illustrated , Hollywood attempted in vain to typecast her as a wild heartbreaker.

When the mayor of a city is forced to resign after a corruption investigation, citizens would not likely be ready to support a recovering alcoholic and heroin addict to be his replacement, but one grassroots web campaign is seeking to accomplish just that result.

William Loeffler can be reached via e-mail or at 412-320-7986. Anybody can be funny.

Comedian Artie Lange is scheduled to have a hearing in Municipal Court Sept. 30 on his drunken driving charge.

Bad boy radio personality Artie Lange was charged with driving under the influence of an intoxicant and with careless driving today after police responded to a minor traffic accident.

TOMS RIVER: The Ocean County Library is hosting Artie Lange - comedian, actor and cast member of "The Howard Stern Show" - at 7 p.m. Saturday, library staff said.

N ORM MacDONALD says he doesn't have any topical material. "I don't watch the news.

Sunny blonde actress Traylor Howard had her first professional job in a Juicy Fruit gum commercial while a junior in high school.

Wednesday, June 3, 2009 -- Gary Back To Work After Kidney Stone Removal. 06/03/09. 6:00am Show opening bits and songs included: Prank calls made by Sal and Richard to a restaurant while train sounds were playing over them, ''Dirty Work'' audio clip with Don Rickles calling Artie a Baby Gorilla, Aerosmith performing ''Pink'' live in the Howard Stern ...

Artie Lange at his Live DVD Taping show at Gotham Comedy Club on May 28, 2009 in New York City.

The fine art of WTF? Seattle-area sketchers The Cody Rivers Show hope you'll try to keep up Laughter, she wrote Smart scripting and a Bollywood big finish in latest from She Said What The-Not-Ready-for-Hard-Time Players Ten-member troupe The Boom make a point of traveling and playing odd venues - whether outside Toronto or down into the US - in ...

A trio of top-drawer comic talent will keep Toronto in stitches this weekend. Jerry Seinfeld, whose sitcom "about nothing" ran for nine seasons from 1989 to 1998 on NBC and remains popular in syndication, brings his own brand of observational humour to Massey Hall for four sold-out shows, two each tomorrow night and Saturday night.