Artie Lange Past Record

After being taken to the police station, physical and psychological test was conducted on Artie. According to media reports, Lange has used heroin in the past, however it is still not clear whether he was under the influence of illicit drugs or intoxicant. Stand up comedian has openly admitted in The Howard Stern Show regarding his problem with drug and alcohol abuse. He has mentioned all this in his book “Too Fat to Fish”. Artie was charged with DWI when he was all set to visit Ocean County Library to discuss about his book.

According to law enforcement officials, Artie was driving a leased 2009 Nissan Sentra when it rear-ended a car. There were two more people inside the card. At the time of investigation, Artie was very cooperative, which is quite surprising especially when you take into consideration his past record.

Artie Lange Personal Life

Lange is often in news for his on-off relationship with longtime girlfriend Dana Cironi. Lange is very close to his sister Stacie, who is a renowned corporate fashion designer. Lange is a huge supporter of unions and gay rights. In one of his interview, Lange has called former US President George W. Bush a “dolt”. In starting, Lange supported the stance of US government with regard to Iraq invasion, but has since changed his mind. The favorite band of Artie Lange is The Who, although he also likes AC/DC and Bruce Springsteen. With regard to favorite book, Lange likes A Confederacy of Dunces. He is a huge fan of comedian George Carlin.

Artie Lange Health News

When the weight loss contest was organized in The Howard Stern show, Artie Lange was the only individuals that actually gain weight. One of the insurance companies has rejected the application of Artie Lange because of his bad lifestyle. As a matter of fact, one of the website has predicted that if Lange does not modify his lifestyle, he may die after attaining the age of 50. With increase in weight, there is a speculation in the media that Lange is suffering from wide variety of diseases.