Andrew Dice Clay

Andrew Dice Clay, born in Brooklyn, 1957, became a notorious '80s shock comic known for his lewd, controversial style. His 1989 debut "Dice" sold well, but his career plummeted after controversies, like being banned from MTV. Known for roles in "Making the Grade" and "The Adventures of Ford Fairlane," he attracted a fervent young white male audience. Despite TV attempts like CBS's "Bless This House," he returned to his classic outrageous persona with albums like "Face Down, Ass Up."