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| Born | December 8, 1953 |
| Hometown | Yakima, Washington, United States |
| Net worth | $800 thousand |
| Height | 5'7" (1.69m) |
| Spouse | Malika Marie Souiri (m 1992 - 1992) , Terry Jean Marze (m 1981 - 1989) , Patricia Adkins (m 1975 - 1980) |
| Parents | Samuel Kinison , Marie Kinison |
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From UWGB to 'Friends' to 'Colbert,' actress/comedian Mary Gallagher comes full circle with Distinguished Alumni Award
- Actress, comedian and writer Mary Gallagher will celebrate her UWGB Distinguished Alumni Award with a trip back to campus with her daughter.
The Spokesman-Review, Spokane, Wash.Chillin' with the weasel: Pauly Shore headlines Spokane Comedy Club this weekend
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Ari Shaffir, controversial comic who ripped Kobe Bryant, returns to Spokane
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Director and actor Bobcat Goldthwait returns to stage as a comedian
Aug. 12—Living well is the best revenge. One of the most memorable moments in the history of radio host Howard Stern's career was when the self-professed King of All Media and comic Sam Kinison called fellow humorist Bobcat Goldthwait to end a feud between the two standups. The concept was to bury the hatchet, but Kinison just wanted to bury Goldthwait. "Sam was always talking a lot of crap ...
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Pauly Shore on his 'Mother Teresa of comedy' mom and her famed 'Comedy Store' at center of new series
A docuseries about West Hollywood's The Comedy Store debuted Sunday on Showtime. The club was owned by the late Mitzi Shore, mom to stand-up Pauly.
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Best of ’88: Run-DMC’s ‘Beats to the Rhyme’ Was the Throwback the World Wasn’t Ready For
In 1988, people thought that Run-D.M.C. had lost their groove. So did they. DMC explains how the group brought things back to hip-hop's roots to create one of their best songs
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'I Am Sam Kinison' Celebrates The Wrong Thing At The Wrong Time
No way,” Sam Kinison tells his audience in his 1987 HBO comedy special, Breaking the Rules. As Tenuta’s comments (and those of people like Ted Nugent and Charlie Sheen) indicate, however, the filmmakers aren’t trying to excuse Kinison’s worst offenses.
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The Famous Comedy Crash Pad that Housed Robin Williams and More Stand-Up Legends Is for Sale
The Comedy Store on Los Angeles’ Sunset Strip has hosted many of stand-up’s biggest stars, from Robin Williams to David Letterman, Richard Pryor and Roseanne Barr. In a feature about the storied residence, known as Cresthill, Buzzfeed lays out its rise, famed residents (Andrew Dice Clay, Sam Kinison, Jim Carrey, Robin Williams and more lived or “hung out” there in the 1980s), and residual significance to fans of the comedy giants. Today, the house is the furthest thing from the “frat house” of
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Post "Mormon," star Josh Gad swoops into Hollywood
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — Josh Gad might not look like one of the most happening guys in Hollywood. He goes all but unnoticed on a recent Sunday morning as he walks into the lobby of Hotel Sofitel wearing shorts with a camp shirt and a hint of scruff on his face.
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Community, 'Regional Holiday Music' vs. Married... With Children, 'It's a Bundyful Life': Vote for the best Christmas episodes in Mistletoe Madness
Congratulations, Greendale: You've made it to Regionals!
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Ted Nugent President Obama Piers Morgan
Ted Nugent's harsh language for President Obama and all those who would dare utter the words "gun control" continued during his interview with CNN's Piers Morgan Wednesday. Nugent compared his infamous 2007 concert rant on Obama — "I told him to suck on my machine gun" — to watching Richard Pryor, Sam Kinison, or Lenny Bruce live. Read the full transcript for their complete gun control debate.
