Howard Stern’s minions have been hard at work while he’s been away filming the new season of “America’s Got Talent”. This week, HowardStern.com launched a flashy new website to replace their MySpacey-looking outdated one.
Check out a complete guide to the new website in the video hosted by Jason Kaplan below!
Howard Stern talked to EXTRA correspondent Terri Seymour on Tuesday, discussing the recent terrorist bombings in Boston and the new season of “America’s Got Talent“.
Howard Stern addressed rumors this week that he’s planning on moving to Florida to avoid New York City’s high tax rates.
Check out a video clip of Howard Stern’s response below:
Howard Stern is fascinated by the new celebrity reality show “Splash” which features celebrities, including 417 pound Louie Anderson, jumping into a pool.
Check out a few of his dives in the video below:
Howard Stern spent last week in San Antonio, TX sitting at the end of a table with Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and Scary Spice, judging the early auditions for the new season of “America’s Got Talent“.
The question on every Stern Show fan’s mind? Is the coolest man in the history of radio cool enough to make “America’s Got Talent” cool too? Stern has been viciously defensive against fans who have called his move to the prime time reality competition a lame move, even refusing to share details about his recent trip to New Orleans as a means of “punishing” his listeners.
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Howard Stern has made a sweet living out of being his own harshest critic. He calls himself ugly, neurotic, narcissistic and ill-endowed in the penile area. But he won’t admit it’s super lame to continue his gig as a judge on “America’s Got Talent” for Season 8.
I went to an “AGT” taping last year and saw Howard Stern in person. It was awesome. I mean, seeing Howard Stern and being in a screaming crowd of Stern Show fans was awesome–NOT “AGT”.
“AGT” is supa lame. Supa. And that was last year–before Heidi Klum and Mel B joined the panel as “expert” judges. Stern’s photo is now pushed off to one end of the “AGT” poster, and Klum’s photo is the most prominently featured. Blasphemy.
Forget the fact that Howard Stern himself bashed the show in 2010 after finding out that the “million dollar prize” was doled out in installments over forty years. Read the story here
Forget the fact that Howard’s satellite radio schedule gets totally screwed by his “AGT” schedule. (There were only two live shows this week and none two weeks ago).
The real tragedy of “AGT” is that Howard Stern doesn’t realize it’s beneath him. It’s a lame, cheesily produced, dime-a-dozen talent show–and Howard has to sit there and not call attention to the steaming lameness of it all. It’s hard for long time Howard Stern Show fans to reconcile that their hero would lower himself to something as lame as sharing top billing with the likes of Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and a friggin’ ex-Spice Girl.
Stern has said many times on air that he does “AGT” for no other reason than that he’s a huge fan of the show and wants to be a part of it. It’s not that I don’t want him to be happy, and his “AGT” gig certainly gives me more material to write about, but I became a Howard Stern fan because of his brutal honesty, and watching him sit in the middle of a spectacle of cheese without calling it out is like Chinese water torture–and probably slightly more entertaining.
John Varvatos appeared on the Howard Stern Show on Tuesday, and spoke about being a straight man in an industry filled with gay men. When pressed to say whether or not he thought Howard’s style Ralph is gay, he guessed “yes”.
Check out the video clip below:
Alex Jones called in to Tuesday’s Howard Stern Show just to let everyone know he’s NOT paranoid.
Check out a HowardTV video clip from his appearance below:
Mr. Skin returned to the Howard Stern Show Wednesday to announce the winners of the 2013 Anatomy Awards for nudity in mainstream television and film.
Check out a video clip of Mr. Skin on the Howard Stern Show below, along with a clip of Howard ripping Clive Davis for his recent diss of singer Kelly Clarkson:
David Spade says he still thinks about his old friend and writing partner Chris Farley and what a “waste” it was for him to die so young. He also said it’s hard not to think about Farley when he gets an average of three Twitter messages a day from people saying they wish that he (Spade) had died instead.
See a video clip of David Spade on the Howard Stern Show below:
