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Howard Stern isn't afraid to get a little salacious — even if the person he's interviewing is TV icon Al Roker. On Tuesday, Roker, 71, was treated to a broadcast packed with surprises while ...

Howard Stern is excited to remain at SiriusXM. The legendary radio personality appeared on TODAY on Jan. 27 to help Al Roker celebrate his 30th anniversary on the show, but took a moment to touch on ...

Radio was never the same after Howard Stern became the most famous shock jock to hit the airwaves, with Artie Lange right there alongside him. While Stern was a born radio host, Lange was a stand-up ...

Howard Stern gave his fans reason to celebrate Tuesday when he announced that he has resigned with SiriusXM for three more years. The shock jock’s current deal was slated to run out at the end of the ...

Howard Stern fans have been wondering about two things all year, and the “King of All Media” addressed them both during his show Tuesday. Stern put the rumors to rest about whether he would be ...

Howard Stern on Tuesday announced a new three-year contract to stay at SiriusXM, ending speculation that he would retire from broadcasting. Stern, 71, pranked listeners earlier this year with when he ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Howard Stern will spend another three years on SiriusXM, telling listeners Tuesday that he’s “figured out a way to have it all.” And reps confirmed that he’s not trolling us again like ...