Lisa Lampanelli
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Lisa Lampanelli (born Lisa Marie Lampugnale) is an American stand-up comedian, actress, and insult comedian.
The bulk of her writing is based on various ethnic groups, most prominently racial minorities and the LGBT group.
Personal life
Lampanelli married in 1991 and divorced shortly afterward. Jimmy Cannizzaro, a former tavern owner from Valley Stream, New York, married her on October 2, 2010 at the New York Friars' Club. After three and a half years of marriage, she requested divorce from Cannizzaro in May 2014.
Lampanelli is a promoter of nonheterosexual and transgender people. When members of the Westboro Baptist Church planned to protest against a show she attended on May 20, 2011, in Topeka, Kansas, she pledged $1,000 to Gay Men's Health Crisis (the same charity she supported during The Celebrity Apprenticeship). After an initial count of 44 protesters, she rounded the donation to a much larger amount, citing the WBC's donation as "made possible by the WBC."
Early life and journalism career
Lampanelli was born in Trumbull, Connecticut, to a middle-class family. Three of her grandparents were of Italian descent, and the fourth of Polish ancestry. Gloria (née Velgot) worked in the local police department, where "she typed in all the arrests made" and her father, Leonard Lampugnale, worked for Sikorsky Aircraft and later became a painter. Lampanelli attended Roman Catholic schools, studied journalism at Boston College and Syracuse University, and attended Harvard's Radcliffe Publishing Course.
She served as a copy editor at Popular Mechanics and as an assist at Rolling Stone. "She was also a fact checker and the first chief of inquiry for Spy magazine; a book about Spy describes her as "your average decked-out-heavy-head-next-door." "I was a genuine journalist for Rolling Stone, Spy, Hit Parader," Lampanelli said later in Maxim Magazine Online. I talked to those fuckin' hair bands, Cinderella, Slaughter.
Career
Lampanelli began her stand-up career in New York in the early 1990s. She made her debut at Chevy Chase's 2001 New York Friars' Club roast, Jeff Foxworthy, Flavor Flav, David Shatner, and Donald Trump, as well as serving as Roastmaster for Larry the Cable Guy. Lampanelli appeared at The Howard Stern Show roasts frequently, including appearances at Gary Dell'Abate's roasts, Artie Lange, Andy Dick, and A&E's "Gene Simmons Roast" in April 2008.
In 2005, Lampanelli launched Take it Like A Man, a comedy special on DVD, and appeared in Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector in the VH1 sitcom So Notorious. Big Loud Lisa, the network's first attempt at a sitcom pilot, also won a contract with Fox for a sitcom pilot. Lampanelli starred in her stand-up special Dirty Girl in the fall of 2006, which aired on Comedy Central on January 28, 2007. Warner Bros./Jack Records released her Dirty Girl CD and Dirty Girl DVD on January 30, 2007. Lampanelli appeared in the film Delta Farce, starring Larry the Cable Guy, Bill Engvall, and D.J. Qualls, which were released early in 2008, were released early in 2008, as well as Owen Wilson in Drillbit Taylor.
Her style of humour was influenced by the Dean Martin roasts on television; she didn't start watching other stand-up comedians until she became a woman herself.
Lampanelli taped her first one-hour HBO Special at the Wells Fargo Center for the Performing Arts on November 21, 2008. Lisa Lampanelli: Long Live the Queen, a special on television, was produced by Dave Higby, who also produced her Dirty Girl special. In December 2010, she reunited with Higby as she directed her Tough Love special for Comedy Central, which aired in the spring of 2011. Bring Back the Fat Chick, her one-woman performance, first appeared on Broadway in 2012.
In May 2012, she headlined the Night of a Thousand Gowns, a major charity gala in NYC, where she also filmed a cameo for Adam Barta's latest "Q&A" music video.
At the 58th Annual Grammy Awards, Lampanelli's album Back to the Drawing Board was nominated for Best Comedy Album.
Lampanelli resigned from stand-up comedy on The Howard Stern Show in order to become a life coach on October 30, 2018.
Lampanelli competed on The Celebrity Apprentice 5 (also known as The Apprentice 12). Victoria Gotti, Arsenio Hall, Lou Ferrigno, and Dayana Mendoza were among other contestants chastised by viewers and had multiple outbursts and rivalry with other contestants, including Victoria Gotti, Arsenio Hall, Lou Ferrigno, and Dayana Mendoza. Lampanelli has refused to apologize for her treatment of other contestants and racial remarks on Hispanics. Despite her appearance and friendships with other contestants, she raised $130,000 for Gay Men's Health Crisis, winning two out of three of the three challenges she faced as Project Manager. During the Final Four interview, Lampanelli was fired on May 6, 2012, because John Rich and Marlee Matlin thought she was overly emotional.
