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''' Lawrence Harvey Ziegler''', best known as '''Larry King''' (born [[Brooklyn]], [[New York City]], 1933), is an [[American]] talk-show host and writer. In his television programs ''Larry King Live'' and ''Larry King Weekend'', Larry has conducted thousands of interviews with celebrities and world leaders.  Larry King's wife is a [[Mormon]].  
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''' Lawrence Harvey Ziegler''', best known as '''Larry King''' (born [[Brooklyn]], [[New York City]], 1933), is an [[American]] talk-show host and writer. In his television programs ''Larry King Live'' and ''Larry King Weekend'', Larry has conducted thousands of interviews with celebrities and world leaders.  Larry King's wife is a [[Mormon]] while he is an agnostic.  
  
 
He is also author of several books. He has established the Larry King Cardiac Foundation.  
 
He is also author of several books. He has established the Larry King Cardiac Foundation.  

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Larry King

Lawrence Harvey Ziegler, best known as Larry King (born Brooklyn, New York City, 1933), is an American talk-show host and writer. In his television programs Larry King Live and Larry King Weekend, Larry has conducted thousands of interviews with celebrities and world leaders. Larry King's wife is a Mormon while he is an agnostic.

He is also author of several books. He has established the Larry King Cardiac Foundation.

"Getting your house in order and reducing the confusion gives you more control over your life. Personal organization some how releases or frees you to operate more effectively." [1]

He started his broadcast career in 1957; as of 2007, he has accomplished 50 years of work.

"I never thought it. I still can't believe it's 50 years, because I remember my first day like yesterday. I never thought I'd be on all over the world. All I wanted to do was be on." Larry King on pop culture CNN.com

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