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I'm not sure specifically which Andrew Dice Clay story the New York Times has run. It could be about his career in comedy, his influence in the entertainment industry, or some particular event he was involved in. You might need to search their archives to find the exact story.

I'm not sure specifically which 'Andrew Dice Clay New York Times story' you're referring to. There could be various stories about him in the New York Times. It might be about his stand - up comedy career, his influence in the entertainment industry, or perhaps some event he was involved in.

The New York Times has an extensive archive. You could start by going to their website and looking for the search function. Once you type in 'Andrew Dice Clay', it should show any articles related to him. If you're having trouble finding it online, you might also consider checking with your local library. They may have access to the New York Times archives in print or through their digital subscriptions.

It might have. If the New York Times story was positive, it could have increased his visibility and attracted more fans. For example, if it highlighted his unique comedic talent, new audiences might be interested in seeing his shows.

The new villain could be a former student of the Nutty Professor who felt wronged in some way. Maybe the student was expelled unfairly (in his mind) or didn't get enough credit for his contributions to a project. So, he decides to seek revenge on the professor by using his own knowledge of the professor's research to create chaos in the university and in the professor's personal life.

Another angle could be a story about how Baby Buddy Love tries to make friends among the students. He might struggle at first because of his unique appearance and behavior, but eventually wins them over with his charm and sense of humor. For example, he could start a dance - off during a campus event and everyone is initially shocked but then joins in and has a great time.

In Nutty Professor 3 fan fiction, a great plot could be that the professor accidentally creates a potion that makes inanimate objects come to life. His lab is suddenly filled with talking beakers and dancing test tubes. Meanwhile, the university is facing a financial crisis and wants to shut down his research. So, he has to figure out how to reverse the potion's effects and also save his research. He teams up with his students to put on a show using the living objects to raise money for the university and his research.

One idea could be that the female character in the fanfiction is a brilliant scientist herself. She meets the Nutty Professor and they collaborate on a wild experiment that changes the world. Maybe it's an experiment about time travel, and they end up in different historical eras together, facing all kinds of challenges.

One popular female character could be a fictional scientist named Dr. Amelia. She's often depicted as intelligent and strong - willed. In many fanfictions, she's the one who challenges the Nutty Professor's ideas and in the end, they both learn from each other.

A really unique way would be to make Baby Buddy Love the narrator of the fanfic. He tells the story of the Nutty Professor from his own perspective, adding his own humorous comments and interpretations. This would give a fresh take on the familiar story and allow for some really creative storytelling. You could also have him break the fourth wall from time to time, talking directly to the readers about what's going on in the story.