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Bill Maher was born on January 20, 1956 in New York City. His dad was a news editor for NBC and his mother was a retired nurse. He was raised in New Jersey and went to Cornell University after high school. He started performing in comedy clubs after graduation in New York and Los Angeles. He was in a few movies and TV shows and hosted Midnight Hour on CBS in 1990. He had his first HBO solo show in 1992 with One Night Stand. Bill Maher tickets were beginning to become hard to come by as his popularity only grew.

He started one of his most famous shows in 1993, Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher, on Comedy Central. On the show, he spoke about social and political issues and had a variety of guests to interview. The show won him multiple Cable ACE Awards. ABC began producing the show three years later, and it aired late nights after Nightline. Soon after the attacks of September 11, Maher came under fire because of his controversial comments, which led to sponsors leaving and his show being cancelled.

He wasn’t down on his luck long, however, as HBO picked him up in 2003 and renamed his new show Real Time with Bill Maher. Some of his guests include Rev. Jesse Jackson, Susan Sarandon, Howard Dean, Michael Moore, Pat Buchanan, John Edwards and Gen. Wesley Clark. One of his segments on that show, “New Rules,” he turned into a book called New Rules: Polite Musings from a Timid Observer, which stayed on the New York Times Best Sellers for almost three months.

One of his most recent projects is a film called Religulous. Maher works with Borat director Larry Charles on this documentary about religion. Bill Maher has been harshly criticized in the past for his remarks against religion, especially Catholicism. He has been nominated for many awards because of his work including a Tony Award for his one-man show on Broadway titled Victory Begins at Home. See this interesting comedian with Bill Maher tickets.