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Bob Smith (comedian) - Wikipedia Bob Smith (December 24, 1958 – January 20, 2018) [1] was an American comedian and author Born in Buffalo, New York, Smith was the first openly gay comedian to appear on The Tonight Show and the first openly gay comedian to have his own HBO half-hour comedy special
Jeff Bezos finally got rid of Bob Smith at Blue Origin After six years of running Blue Origin, Bob Smith announced in a company-wide email on Monday that he will be "stepping aside" as chief executive of the space company founded by Jeff
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A history of hearses: Bob Smiths new museum in Dover focuses . . . Bob Smith, who owns funeral homes in Sugarcreek and Bolivar, has been collecting ambulances, hearses and funeral home memorabilia for 50 years He has collected all of the vehicles and items at a former church in Dover, which he will operate as a museum "I always tell people, the show 'American Pickers' that everybody watches, they didn't
Bob Smith - Biography - IMDb Bob Smith Soundtrack: Revolutionary Road Beloved pioneer TV kids' show host, Buffalo Bob Smith was the co-creator and host of TV's Howdy Doody (1954) for almost its entire thirteen-year run (NBC: 1947 - 1960), being sidelined for a little less than a year by a near-fatal heart attack in 1954
Bob Smith, Pioneering Gay Comedian and Writer, Dies at 59 Bob Smith, a pioneering gay comedian and award-winning writer, died Saturday in his New York City home from complications from ALS, his rep told The Hollywood Reporter He was 59
Bob Smith, Groundbreaking Gay Comedian, Is Dead at 59 Bob Smith, who is widely regarded as the first openly gay comic to perform on “The Tonight Show,” and who went on to write fiction and nonfiction books full of heart and humor, died