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Adam Carolla (b. May 27, 1964) is an American comedic radio personality and television personality, best known for co-hosting the radio show Loveline and the television programme The Man Show. On August 4, 2005, Carolla announced that he would leave Loveline to pursue a position in morning radio, replacing Howard Stern (much to Stern's approval) in a number of west coast markets. Adam's last night on Loveline was November 3, 2005, to allow him to have time to prepare for his morning debut at the beginning of 2006. He stated that he would love to continue to do Loveline, which seemed to fly by while doing it, but the show would not be a possibility. On October 25, Infinity Broadcasting officially announced that it would be replacing Stern with Carolla on several radio stations in the western United States. (more)

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Adam Carolla was born May 27, 1964, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, but grew up among the glitz and glamour of North Hollywood. Although not a star himself, many of his friends and classmates were, and he grew up being friends with promising young actresses like Molly Ringwald and Christy Canyon. In fact, it was Adam’s outgoing personality that got him voted class clown at North Hollywood High School, where he was also the captain of his football team.

Fame & Fortune: Comedian Adam Carolla
Getting rich turning old jobs into a media empire
by Larry Getlen
Adam Carolla was cruising through his late teens as a journeyman carpenter and boxing instructor when a local radio station decided it needed a trainer to prepare its on-air personality, Jimmy the Sports Guy, for a boxing event.
That Jimmy was Jimmy Kimmel, and the friendship that ensued has led to a virtual media empire. Carolla became a regular on Kimmel's radio show, and that eventually led to the formation of "The Man Show," which became a hit on Comedy Central. Carolla had also paired with Dr. Drew Pinsky on the show "Loveline," which became a long-running hit on both radio and TV.