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	AskMen.com - Chris Rock
		After being "discovered" by Eddie Murphy, Chris Rock spent three years on Saturday Night Live, was the brains behind 1993's CB4, released the groundbreaking Bring the Pain and hilarious Bigger and Blacker, and recently starred in Down To Earth.
		Chris Rock was born February 7, 1966, in Andrews, South Carolina, to parents Julius (former truck driver) and Rose (teacher).
		Raised in the neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant in Brooklyn, New York, Chris always knew he was cut out to be a comedian, and took his talent to the New York comedy club circuit after dropping out of high school.
	www.askmen.com /men/entertainment_60/74_chris_rock.html (315 words)

	Get the latest on Chris Rock and his new DVD
		Rock's HBO special, "Bring The Pain" followed his 1994 CableAce Award-winning HBO special "CR BIG ASS JOKES." The special was honored with two 1997 Emmy Awards for Best Writing and Outstanding Special.
		Chris Rock, the man the New York Times called "the funniest and smartest comedian working today" is back with "Never Scared," his new Geffen Records CD.
		Chris Rock grew up in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York.
	www.ejams.com /chrisrock.htm (476 words)

	Chris Rock's Album, Bigger & Blacker
		The upstart comic is clearly a magnet for such prizes: Roll With the New was preceded in December 1996 by the gold-certified DreamWorks home video "Bring the Pain." That work was largely based on Rock's second HBO special, which copped two Emmy Awards, including the statuette for Outstanding Special.
		Rock is also executive producer of the hit ABC sitcom "The Hughleys." His 1997 book Rock This!
		Rock will promote Bigger and Blacker on "The Late Show With David Letterman" (July 6) and the cover of TV Guide (hitting newsstands July 6).
	www.exodusnews.com /entertainment/Entertain058.htm (609 words)

	The Critics On Chris Rock's Big Ass Tour
		"As one of the hottest stars in entertainment, Rock could easily be relaxing, but he and his material appear just as sharp as they do in the recent Emmy Award-winning HBO special 'Bring the Pain.' Rock's edge is his clarity.
		Rock half preaches, half screams at his audience, like an angry father trying to talk sense into a hard-headed child....
		Chris Rock's New Album is Bigger and Blacker
	www.exodusnews.com /entertainment/Entertain061.htm (293 words)

	<sickamongthepure.com> :: pretty in pain
		I met Chris sometime in the early ‘90s in Florida. If memory serves me correctly, I think it was at a South Florida Rock club called The Button South. He was in town with Trent as he had either just signed Marilyn Manson or had just completed the production on their first album,
		What do you feel Chris Vrenna added to your albums that is entirely personal and unique to his abilities that neither Scarling.
		Chris is truly gifted. He was able to bring out certain elements in Scarling.
	www.sickamongthepure.com /files/2005/03/14_scarling/scarling.html (2161 words)

	Chris Rock (I)
		Chris Rock: Bring the Pain (1996) (TV) (executive producer)
		Saturday Night Live: The Best of Chris Rock (1999) (TV)....
		Find where Chris Rock is credited alongside another name
	www.imdb.com /name/nm0001674 (2161 words)

	AskMen.com - Chris Rock
		After being "discovered" by Eddie Murphy, Chris Rock spent three years on Saturday Night Live, was the brains behind 1993's CB4, released the groundbreaking Bring the Pain and hilarious Bigger and Blacker, and recently starred in Down To Earth.
		Chris Rock has lived the American Dream and then some.
		Chris Rock was born February 7, 1966, in Andrews, South Carolina, to parents Julius (former truck driver) and Rose (teacher).
	www.askmen.com /men/entertainment_60/74_chris_rock.html (315 words)

	Review of "Down to Earth" (2001)
		And while not all of the jokes in the film are as observant or well-executed as that one, most still work, even if the bulk of them are lifted from Chris Rock’s shows “Bring the Pain” and “Bigger and Blacker.” An okay film, if a tad forgettable and uninspired.
		We see the character as Chris Rock, a slim black man, while everyone in the movie sees him at the overweight Caucasian tycoon Hence, this is essentially an entire movie based on a single running joke, as Rock runs around rapping and performing at Brooklyn comedy clubs as if he were his prior self.
		And with Down to Earth, Chris Rock’s first starring vehicle, it looks as though this young comedian may fall into the same trap.
	www.filmaholic.net /reviews_downtoearth.html (645 words)

	Chris Rock MP3 Downloads - Chris Rock Music Downloads - Chris Rock Music Videos
		ever since i seen bring the pain i love his shit, espaiccly the part about niggas vs. black people, "niggas always wants some credit for some shit they supposed to do, they just supposed to do, i...
	www.mp3.com /chris-rock/artists/185/reviews.html (101 words)

	UltimateTV -- 1997 Primetime Emmy Nominations -- Behind the Scenes
		Chris Rock: Bring The Pain * HBO * Production Partners Inc. in association with HBO Original Programming * Chris Rock, Writer
		Late Night With Conan O'Brien 3rd Anniversary Show * NBC * NBC Productions * Jonathan Groff, Head Writer; Tom Agna, Chris Albers, Tommy Blacha, Greg Cohen, Janine DiTullio, Michael Gordon, Brian Kiley, Ellie Barancik, Brian McCann, Conan O'Brien, Brian Reich, Andy Richter, Mike Sweeney, Writers; Robert Smigel, Writer/Additional Material
		Dennis Miller Live * HBO * Happy Family Productions * Eddie Feldmann, Supervising Writer; Dennis Miller, David Feldman, Mike Gandolfi, Tom Hertz, Rick Overton, Leah Krinsky, Jim Hanna, Writers
	oldtv.zap2it.com /news/emmys/97/nominations/scenes.html (101 words)

	Chris Rock: Bring the Pain Standard Release DVD - MovieWeb
		The fearless set drew some controversy at the time, but despite (or perhaps because of) the furor, Rock was able to ride Bring the Pain to a more successful career, eventually landing his own series on HBO.
		Filmed in front of a live audience in Washington, D.C., Bring the Pain revived Rock's then-stagnant career and made him the face of black comedy in America seemingly overnight.
		Chris Rock's first HBO comedy special proved to be a breakthrough for the stand-up comic, who at the time was best known for his stint on Saturday Night Live.
	www.movieweb.com /dvd/release/81/22981/features.php (205 words)

	Madagascar
		In 1994, Rock emerged as a comedy star in his own right with the award-winning HBO special “Chris Rock: Big Ass Jokes.” In 1996, he scored even greater success with another HBO special, “Bring the Pain,” which brought Rock two 1997 Emmy Awards for Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Special and Outstanding Writing.
		Stiller was most recently seen in Jay Roach’s comedy hit “Meet the Fockers,” the sequel to the earlier smash “Meet the Parents.” Also starring Robert De Niro, Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand, “Meet the Fockers” has become the highest-grossing live-action comedy ever, bringing in more than $500 million worldwide.
		Two years later, Cedric starred in the comedy “Barbershop,” which became one of the biggest sleeper hits of the year and for which he earned widespread critical and audience acclaim.
	emol.org /film/archives/madagascar/cast.html (1969 words)

	CD Baby: MIKE BORGIA: Blood and Moonlight - from rocketradio
		Mike Borgia, Blood and Moonlight (© 2003 Mike Borgia) On the opening track, "Where You Are," the anguish and turns of Borgia's voice bring to mind Janis Joplin – throaty, gin-drenched, and filled with pain.
		Borgia's first effort is mostly acoustic (though the breakout rock-and-roll numbers are good as well).
		Surprisingly, New York singer/songwriter Mike Borgia’s claim to delivering “vocals reminiscent of Chris Cornell” is fairly accurate, though his delivery is closer to Cornell’s acoustic work on his solo debut, Euphoria Morning than the Herculean lungpower that defined Soundgarden’s entire body of work.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/borgia/from/rocketradio (497 words)

	Chris Rock to perform at Hill Auditorium
		Chris Rock is bringing the pain to the University's Hill Auditorium this Sunday.
		Sponsored by Hillel and Greek Week '97, Rock is certain to give much of the politically incorrect humor that propelled him through "Saturday Night Live," "Bring the Pain," on HBO and a new talk show on HBO.
		Regardless, Rock is certain to receive much love from the University community as he spouts irreverent humor all night long at Hill Auditorium.
	www-personal.umich.edu /~sarnak/342/chrisrock.html (498 words)

	accommodations
		Hughley, actor and comedian Waylon Jennings, singer and guitarist Bonnie McKee, singer-songwriter Ruth Ann Minner, Governor of Delaware John Michael Montgomery, singer Danica Patrick, Indy Racing League driver Chris Rock, comedian, who also parodied the GED as a "Good Enough Diploma" in his comedy special Bring the Pain.
		Two primary reasons for developing the test were the number of American men being sent overseas to fight in World War II before they could complete their high school education, and the number of people leaving school early to join the largely industrial work force.
		The topics selected do not require any special knowledge or advance reading on the student's part; instead, they focus on general interest topics that most people are familiar with and comfortable discussing, verbally or in print.
	www.best-mvi-search.com /accommodations.aspx (4959 words)

	Chris Rock - Bring The Pain - Movie Tome
		And of course, the bit that reserved a place for him in Comedy Greatnesss; the black people civil war, niggas vs. black people.
		Arguably the greatest stand-up ever compiled, perhaps only taking a backseat to the best of Richard Pryor, it is sure to give everyone plenty of laughs.
		He tackles Marion Barry (the crackhead at the million-man-march), OJ, Domestic Abuse, Tossed Salad Man, Women and relationships, Foood, and the ghetto.
	www.movietome.com /movietome/servlet/MovieMain/movieid-123698 (121 words)

	Guardian Unlimited Film Ready to Rock
		The now notorious so-called 'Niggas vs Black People' segment from his superb 1997 HBO special Bring the Pain turned him from unsung stand-up into the most celebrated comic in the US.
		Chris Rock is the best stand-up comic working today.
		There is usually one black comic on the show, and in 1990, at the age of 24, Rock became that black comic.
	film.guardian.co.uk /Feature_Story/interview/0,5365,117205,00.html (3111 words)

	Bad Company London Movie Review
		Anyway, this Other Brother is played by the more familiar, wisecracking Chris Rock that you may remember from such great concert movies as Bring The Pain, as well as such stinkeroos as Down To Earth.
		Originally intended as an 80s action vehicle, it finally got dusted off and brought to life, only for September 11th to put the kibosh on its oh-so-topical ‘terrorists planning to blow up New York’ plot.
		Bad Company has not had an easy ride.
	www.viewlondon.net /review_1087.html (526 words)

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