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Lisa Lampanelli's ability to make people laugh at their own internal representation of themselves and superiority availed her stamp down the club scenes in both New York City and Los Angeles. Titled as Comedy's Lovable Queen of Mean, Lisa Lampanelli is a no-holds-barred insult comic as her acid wittiness and jactitatious delivery has won many fans, some of whom had gravitated towards Andrew Dice Clay. Her outrageous pot shots at celebrities as well as comments to her own weight and sexuality are well known.
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About Lisa Lampanelli
Lisa's 2005 one-hour special, "Take It Like a Man", was a hit with the comedy network yet again, and the CD and the DVD of the same name hit #6 on the comedy charts. Lisa starred in "Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector", in which she played a foul-mouthed dirty broad, and she also starred in the feature film, "The Aristocrats" in which she played a foul-mouthed dirty comic. Her "Lisa" is a regular on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" and Howard Stern's Sirius satellite radio show. She appeared on Comedy Central's "Last Laugh 2005" and her headlining performances on the Comedy Central roasts of Pamela Anderson and William Shatner received national attention. Lisa's second one-hour special, "Dirty Girl", is set to be released in January 2007 on Comedy Central and Warner Bros. Records.
Born, July 19, 1961 in Trumbull, Connecticut, Lisa Lampugnale, later Lisa Lampanelli is called the Loveable Queen of Mean. She is an American stand-up comedian and insult comic. She married James F Stock on Oct 2, 1993 in Trumbull, Connecticut. Lampanelli with a degree in newspaper journalism graduated from Syracuse University in 1983 and went through a graduate program at Harvard in 1986. She worked as a copy editor at Popular Mechanics and an assistant at Rolling Stone.
Her popularity skyrocketed in 2002 when she was the only female comedian invited to skewer Chevy Chase on the NY Friar's Club Roast on Comedy Central. Since then she has become indispensable in the Comedy Central Roasts for Jeff Foxworthy, Pamela Anderson, and William Shatner. Racial humor is a large part of her comedy routine. Peculiarly, she makes predominant references to her real-life relationships with black men.ss
