NEW YORK — Comedian Artie Lange returned to the stage over the weekend, his first performance since attempting suicide earlier this year.
The 42-year-old funnyman brought his act to the Comedy Cellar in New York, where fellow comic Craig Gass said he looked "healthy" and much slimmer.
NEW YORK — Comedian Artie Lange returned to the stage over the weekend, his first performance since attempting suicide earlier this year.
The 42-year-old funnyman brought his act to the Comedy Cellar in New York, where fellow comic Craig Gass said he looked "healthy" and much slimmer.
NEW YORK — Artie Lange was hospitalized after stabbing himself nine times in an apparent suicide attempt, sources tell the New York Post's Page Six.
NEW YORK — Howard Stern returned to the airwaves Monday after a holiday hiatus, but the host was still reeling from a key member of his staff missing from the show.
NEW YORK — Howard Stern sidekick Artie Lange has been hospitalized in New Jersey for an undisclosed ailment, according to E! News.
"We can confirm that Artie is in the hospital," the comedian's rep said in a statement. "Artie has chosen to keep all information on this matter between him and his doctor. There will be no further comment."
Lange, 42, has been missing from Stern's satellite radio show since early December. He's long battled substance abuse problems, a topic he's frequently discussed on air.
The MADtv alum has also canceled several recent stand-up gigs, including a New Year's Eve engagement at the Borgata Casino in Atlantic City. According to his website, Lange's upcoming performances in late January and February have also been called off.
Lange's 2008 book Too Fat To Fish made the New York Times bestseller list.
Stern returns to the air Monday after his holiday hiatus.
NEWARK, N.J. — Artie Lange tossed out the first pitch at Tuesday night's Newark Bears game, a feat that was captured by one of the few individuals in attendance at the minor league ballpark.
Lange took on the challenge in an attempt to better the infamous first pitch tossed by "Howard Stern Show" producer Gary Dell'Abate. The man known as "Baba Booey" has been ridiculed for his first pitch at a New York Mets game back in May, although he did manage to later auction off the ball for charity.
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