If you missed that story, first you need to know that Azaria has always loved to make people laugh. Since childhood, he has felt compelled to be funny—to cheer people up, to fit in. Maybe to avoid ...

Watch the Emmy winner rip through the Boss' "Born to Run" with the EZ Street Band. By Gary Graff Hank Azaria says that learning to sing Bruce Springsteen songs to front his EZ Street Band is “by far ...

NPR's Scott Simon speaks with actor Hank Azaria, famous for his Simpsons voice-overs, who's now fronting a Bruce Springsteen cover band. HANK AZARIA: (As Chief Wiggum) All right, people, listen up.

For over three decades, Hank Azaria has voiced some of the most iconic characters on one of television's most iconic shows, "The Simpsons." In fact, Azaria estimates that he's voiced more than a ...

A few months back, the producers of The Simpsons were confused when they heard Hank Azaria‘s latest batch of voice-acting recordings. For 36 years, he’s brought to life a substantial chunk of ...

Last summer, actor Hank Azaria received a text message from a dentist’s office that contained a video. It seems the dentist is a mutual friend of both Azaria and his musical hero, Bruce Springsteen.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Few actors in modern pop culture have a voice, or, you know, 30, that's as instantly recognizable as Hank Azaria. For more than ...

Actor Hank Azaria was bummed about turning 60 last year. “So I had this idea to throw a reverse surprise party,” Azaria said in an interview with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. “Most of my friends ...

Hank Azaria tries to impersonate everyone. He’s shown off plenty of celebrity impressions during his tenure on The Simpsons: Chief Wiggum is based on Edward G. Robinson, Dr. Frink is a riff on Jerry ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. NEW YORK - Man, the things men do to avoid thinking about mortality. Buy a sports car. Or have an affair. Or get into deadlifts.