Dwight Howard was recently inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame and for good reason as the big man was one of ...

Radio icon Howard Stern, 71, faked out his fans Monday morning while confirming that “The Howard Stern Show” is coming back. Following reports that Stern wasn’t returning to his show, he brought Andy ...

Howard Stern postponed his expected return to his eponymous radio show by a week as his future with SiriusXM remains uncertain. The broadcaster was slated to return to “The Howard Stern Show” Tuesday ...

Howard Stern isn’t going anywhere. When fans tuned in today to The Howard Stern Show, anticipating the radio host to finally address the rumors about his contract, they were surprised when it wasn’t ...

The King of All Media has extended his reign – for now. Howard Stern eventually informed listeners of his SiriusXM satellite radio show Monday morning that "The Howard Stern Show" and its parent ...

When viewers tuned into "The Howard Stern Show" on SiriusXM today, Monday, Sept. 8, they were ready to see Howard Stern address rumors he was fired or canceled but instead saw Andy Cohen. Rumors have ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Howard Stern, the popular radio host who gave a massive boost to the nascent satellite radio business when he signed a blockbuster, multimillion dollar contract for SiriusXM almost two ...

Howard Stern is staying with SiriusXM despite recent retirement rumors. The radio show host made his announcement Monday morning after initially trolling fans — with Andy Cohen’s help — into believing ...

Radio host Howard Stern said Monday he is staying with SiriusXM, following months of speculation about his future with the satellite radio company. But Stern's show opened with a prank staged by Andy ...

Howard Stern returned to SiriusXM on Monday after an elaborate prank using Andy Cohen to convince listeners he had left his show. The stunt capped weeks of speculation about his departure, with his ...

Shock jock Howard Stern was a no-show at SiriusXM Monday after nearly 20 years with the satellite radio service — or so it seemed. Fans tuning in for what was supposed to have been a big announcement ...