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July
18, 2003
Just Another All-Nighter
for Dave Attell
Dave Attell,
the man who never sleeps, is returning to the Friggemall Complex
for the first time in years. Famous for his adult themed late
night program Insomniac,
Attell has grown accustomed to working the third shift. Will
he be able to function this early in the morning or will this
just be an extension of another all-nighter. On Insomniac,
audiences follow Attell around on his late night adventures
through various cities. Now in its fourth season, the show has
taken Dave to places like London, Key West, and Las Vegas...
all known for their outrages nightlife. Insomniac
airs on Comedy
Central every Thursday at 10pm, but if Dave's odd
hours are to much to handle, you can buy the Best
of Insomniac on DVD.
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 July
18, 2003
Getting to Know
John Bizarre
John Bizarre
is not one to talk about himself. Want proof? Just check out
the biography
on his official
website. When you are able to get him to open up, you can
usually get helpful hints like how to spot a good hooker in
a crowd, and personal philosophies such as why real women have
big asses. When John stops by this time around, we'll see if
we can pry a little more info out of him, and maybe figure out
exactly what it is that makes him tick (aside from the STDs).
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 July
17, 2003
The Wild Side of
Michael Loftus
You might recognize Michael
Loftus from his standup shows on Comedy Central, or from his
finals appearance on Star Search
earlier this year, and if on-the-edge comedy is your thing, you
probably enjoyed his act. Michael has never been afraid to tackle
everything from politics to current events or anything else that
enters his wild and wacky stream of consciousness. To Loftus,
everything is fair game and nothing is off limits. He proved this
on BOB&TOM’s most recent album Gone
Wild when he talked about Looney Tunes characters replacing
Jesus and his twelve buddies in the portrait of "The Last
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July 16, 2003
You
Deserve a Spankin'!
The
Asylum Street Spankers is a collection
of wildly diverse individuals, all of which are crazy about
music. They began as a country-blues revival band who's defining
feature was its absolutely all-acoustic shows. No amps, no problem…
the Spankers were still able to electrify audiences across the
country (and recently, Japan). Through eight years, 30 musicians,
six albums, and a grueling touring schedule, the Spankers are
always evolving. Their interests have broadened to include just
about every form of music playable on acoustic instruments and
their humor is better than ever which explains why The
Scrotum Song has become such a huge
hit with BOB&TOM fans.
Asylum Street Spankers clarinetist, Stanley Smith,
(front left) suffered acute kidney failure a few weeks ago.
Not only did he miss the Spankers' trip to Japan, but he's now
saddled with massive medical bills from two weeks of hospitalization.
If you would like to make a donation to Stanley's medical fund
make your check or money order payable to: Stanley Smith, and
mail to: Stanley C/O The Asylum Street Spankers, P.O. Box 49799,
Austin, TX 78765-979
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July 16, 2003
Singer,
Comedian, Lovable Loser
Henry
Phillips, singer/songwriter/comedian, has recently turned
actor in his original movie series, The
Loner, which follows
the life and times of a guy who just can't seem to win over
the women at his local bar. Henry plays the part frighteningly
well, but after listing to a few of his songs like Jerkin'
Around, Gotta Get a Girlfriend, and
The First Time I Saw You, you may begin to think Phillips
isn't really acting, Though Henry has developed a new love for
film, he hasn't abandoned performing his humorous, cynical,
and often twisted songs which we're hoping to hear when he joins
BOB&TOM in the studio.
VIP MEMBERS - Check out the Henry
Phillips Audio Page
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 July
16, 2003
Cupid Is as Cupid Does
When Simon Cowell of American
Idol fame dubs someone a resident Rottweiler, that's really
saying something. What scary television entity was able to earn
this nickname? Cupid's
very own Laura
Restum. Her job on the new reality
show is to help find her best friend the perfect man by holding
auditions around the country to find the best available bachelors
in each city. It's during this auditions that Restum gets to
unleash her inner beast and take her best (or worst) shots at
these wannabe celebrities. Once she and her other friend decide
on the right crop of guys, it's up to America to vote on which
one gets to be the man of the Cupid Girl's dreams. Cupid
airs every Wednesday on CBS.
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 July
16, 2003
Tammy Slated to Appear on
Leno!
Tammy
Pescatelli is a busy busy girl! She recently returned from
a USO tour of Kuwait, Uzbekistan & Pakistan and immediately
segued into a two-week stint as headliner at the Palace Station
Casino in Las Vegas. Tonight (Wednesday, July 16th) she will
make her debut appearance on the
Tonight Show with Jay Leno. We have
long known that Tammy is destined for greatness, and tonight
a national TV audience will be introduced to the charismatic
comedienne who refers to herself as "Dr. Dago." Get
a preview of tonight's performance when Tammy calls in to bring
us up to speed on her skyrocketing career.
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