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Rapper Foxy Brown (1979)

Comedy Central is stocking up on the ammo and bringing out the big guns when it roasts comedian Larry the Cable Guy. The hits will be dirty, fast and hard. Larry will be making the night unfor-git-able during this star-studded evening.

NEW YORK (AP) - In the current climate of Major League Baseball, there's something particularly fitting about a story of an elite ballplayer who falls from fame and fortune thanks to his own steroid-fueled self-destruction.

Comedy Central is turning up the heat on this year's Roastee, Larry the Cable Guy. The network announced today an all-star roster of Roasters that includes top comedic talent, a hall-of-fame football quarterback

Let's be honest, men's fashion isn't nearly as much fun as women's, especially when it comes to getting all gussied up in formal garb. For men, the pot can pretty much be boiled down to three basic variables

Happy Birthday to WWE wrestler Jillian Hall (1980), rapper Foxy Brown (1979), "7th Heaven" actress Sarah Danielle Madison (1974), actor Justin Whalin (1974), The Cardigans singer Nina Persson (1974),

On Blue Collar Comedy: The Next Generation, host Bill Engvall, one of the fathers of America's favorite comedy franchise, passes the torch to four fast-rising comedians: Reno Collier, who opens on tour for Larry The Cable Guy,

Happy Birthday to WWE wrestler Jillian Hall (1980), rapper Foxy Brown (1979), "7th Heaven" actress Sarah Danielle Madison (1974), actor Justin Whalin (1974), The Cardigans singer Nina Persson (1974), Cranberries singer Dolores O'Riordan (1971), singer Ce Ce Peniston (1969), "White Men Can't Jump" actress Rosie Perez (1964), A-Ha guitarist Pal Waaktaar (1961), "Spaceballs" actor Michael Winslow (1958), 'redneck' comedian Jeff Foxworthy (1958), "Third Rock From The Sun" actress Jane Curtin (1947), actress Swoosie Kurtz (1944), Pink Floyd bassist/singer/songwriter Roger Waters (1943), country singer David Allan Coe (1939), and funny actress Jo Anne Worley (1937).

As classes resume in schools across the country, celebrities also head back to the classroom to test their knowledge for charity on "Are You Smarter Than A 5Th Grader?" this November, Thursdays (8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX.

In 2002, the then struggling Dane Cook spent his last $25,000 on his Web site www.DaneCook.com, the popularity of which soon fueled his meteoric rise. Since Cook braved the path to the Web for standup comedians, who's followed him?