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Stern Show Comedian Artie Lange appears on Fallon

source: Stern Show Funny Man Artie Lange on Jimmy Fallon's show. So Stern Show comedian Artie Lange was on on Jimmy Fallon's talk show on Tuesday and made quite a stir. He was the star of the show even in the next segment. He even stuck around to play table tennis with Olivia Munn and Susan Sarandon. See Artie Lange's guest appearance on Jimmy Fallon recently .

This Howard Stern chat site had a post talking about Eric the Actor's cadillac power wheels. It was pretty funny if you listen to the Stern satellite radio show then you have to check out Eric rolling in his little golf cart.

What happened was Eric was rolling in his escalade power wheels down the sidewalk. He was stopped by someone who happened to had a video camera.

Howard Stern on Vacation Again

Apparently after going on sabattical a bunch of times recently on top of only working a few days of the week for the past couple years, Stern is gone on vacation yet again. This go around it was for Columbus day, which is actually a holiday however the past few times he was off that wasn't the case. Only about half of the time Howard and crew actually takes vacation is there an actual reason for them to do so. Of course besides those times when Howard just wants to go out the Hamptons with his model wife for a while.

I don't know about you but I work more than a measly 20 hours a week and take every couple of weeks off. I have heard of people working 4 days each week at 10 hours a day, but the Stern show's schedule is just plain crazyjust lazy|just plain lazy|pure laziness}. Well I guess when you have $500 million you need to spend some time off to spend it. You can't spend all that money while you are stuck at work. Well Howard, thanks for getting all of us listeners to pay $15 a month with old content half the time.

And you know what the absolute worst part of Howard and crew taking time off this time is that they didn't even play a good segment while they were gone. They just played the show from only one week prior. So if you are even a casual listener then you had heard the same show last week. Can't they at least put on some of the 23,000 hours of tapes that Howard worked so hard to get? Why would Stern make such a huge deal about getting the rights to these tapes if you don't ever even play any of the old shows.