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Robin Quivers undergoing surgery Friday for removal of tumor
As Howard Stern’s faithful side-woman since the early 1980s (she began as his newswoman, and proved to be one of few who “got” him on the air), Robin Quivers certainly deserves a diamond tiara for patience and virtue. So we wish her well as she heads for surgery on Friday, May 25.
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Forbes' 'Celebrity 100': Radio places four on annual list
Manning the mic may not make many radio broadcasters rich and famous, but a handful of lucky ducks scored a place on Forbes annual Celebrity 100 list, released Wednesday. Jennifer Lopez topped the list this year, ousting last year’s leader Lady Gaga (who drops to No.
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Howard Stern's suit against SiriusXM is thrown out of court
New York State Supreme Court Judge Barbara Kapnick granted the satellite radio company's motion for summary judgment. It "dismissed with prejudice" the suit by Stern's One Twelve Inc.
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Judd Apatow to Howard Stern: Enough already about 'America's Got Talent'
Since becoming a judge on NBC’s reality show “America’s Got Talent,” Howard Stern sounds like little more than an infomercial on his Sirius XM radio show. That’s the opinion, anyway, of Hollywood producer Judd Apatow, who tweeted that “AGT” chatter has hijacked “The Howard Stern Show.” The New York Post reports that the producer o…
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Making Moves: Tuesday, January 17, 2012
After several weeks off air, WXRK “Now 92.3” New York morning man Nick Cannon returned to the show after being hospitalized for mild kidney failure over the holidays. It was a big return, as Cannon welcomed Howard Stern as his special guest – returning to the signal that was once his home for many years.
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Howard Stern is "the newest judge on America's Got Talent"
That tweet went out on the Sirius XM Twitter feed this morning, as the satellite radio personality announced on the air that he'll be succeeding Piers Morgan on the NBC talent-discovery show. There was speculation earlier this Fall about Stern joining the show, and the adjustments that would be required.
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Will Howard Stern succeed Piers Morgan on “America’s Got Talent”?
NBC might be willing to pay the Sirius satellite radio star $15 million and perhaps even to relocate shooting from Los Angeles to New York, to accommodate him. The Wall Street Journal hears of "a deal being discussed" for Stern to "join Howie Mandel and Sharon Osbourne on the judge’s table.” It says Stern and the producers are in "serious negotiati…
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A Howard Stern show screener may be the source of a bootlegged copy of "Super 8"
A copy of the J.J. Abrams-directed/Steven Spielberg-produced movie is showing up on video-sharing sites, with a telltale "H Stern" in a corner of the frame. Read More
Howard Stern show reporter Steve Langford has left – headed to Merlin?
Steve Langford has been part of Stern's Sirius Satellite Radio content since 2006, and now the Examiner's Liz Brown hears that he's left. His brother David Langford announced the news via Twitter, saying he's "off to new radio venture in New York." David says Steve "quit [the] Howard Stern show, something that doesn't happen very often." The New Yo… Read More
Radio's Rush, Ryan, Howard and Glenn make the Forbes Celebrity 100 list
All four radio-connected celebs are in this year's top 30:#23 is Premiere talker Rush Limbaugh, with an estimated recent yearly pay of $64 million.#24 is KIIS-FM, Los Angeles and Premiere-syndicated Ryan Seacrest, $61 million.#26 is Howard Stern of Sirius XM, $76 million.#30 is Premiere talker Glenn Beck, with an estimated $40 million in pay. In le… Read More
Howard Stern's new shorter work week is beginning
The Sirius XM anchor personality previously told Rolling Stone that in his new five-year contract, "as time rolls on, I'll probably do about three shows a week." Yesterday (4/28) he said on his satellite radio morning show that he'll likely alternate between 3-day weeks and 4-day weeks. That cycle begins next week.
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A Florida judge limits damages in a case against Beasley's WRXK
A judge rules that a woman seeking damages in a defamation case against WRXK-FM, Ft. Myers (96.1) cannot seek punitive damages in the case.
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Mel Karmazin made nearly $10 million from Sirius XM last year
Mel Karmazin's base salary for 2010, per an SEC filing, increased to $1.5 million from $1.25 million, and his yearly bonus increased to $8.4 million from $7 million for a total of $9.9 million in compensation. In addition, Karmazin also received $35.2 million in stock option awards, and there is a clause in his agreement that states if Karmazin is …
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Morning Shows: Giving Them Time To Grow
Recently, Ross On Radio editor asked his readers “When Should A Morning Show Move The Needle?” in an attempt to discover how much time should programmers give a show, before making a decision about its success. Veteran consultant Bill McMahon, responded with some thoughtful, and helpful points for programmers to consider.What is the reasonable deve…
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Howard Stern's production company is suing Sirius XM
The suit filed in New York turns on what Stern's One Twelve Inc. production company and his agent Don Buchwald claim are unfulfilled promises to share in the satellite radio company's success through stock awards. Read More
Is Howard Stern getting a 3-day work week?
From today's TRI Newsletter: Howard Stern’s new cover-of-Rolling Stone interview has him saying this – “Right now my schedule is pretty much the same as it’s always been”, which is the live morning-drive shift on Monday through Thursday. Then Friday off.
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Making Moves: Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Former FCC Chairman Michael Powell is named as the new president of the National Cable & Telecommunications Association, succeeding Kyle McSlarrow, who will leave in April ... Bill Shannon is promoted to VP/Operations at the Tom Kent Radio
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Radio job offers are pouring in for Charlie Sheen
If CBS were to pull the plug on his "Two and a Half Men" show, Charlie Sheen will apparently have other opportunities. Portland, Oregon's classic rock KUFO-FM (101.1) has announced it will pull out the morning drive chair for the highly controversial actor, and says they will change the name of the morning show to the "Morning Ma-Sheen." Current mo…
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Progressives make a move up on the Talkers Heavy Hundred
Although the top four of the annual Talkers Magazine Heavy Hundred talk show hosts remain the same from 2010 (Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck, Michael Savage), there are some interesting moves on the 2011 list. Three progressive talkers are in the top-10, with Dial Global's Thom Hartmann and Ed Schultz at numbers 8 & 9 and Washington, DC WO…
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Howard Stern stars in a comic book
It's not just any comic, but the first in a new "Orbit" series from Bluewater Productions that will retail for $3.99. Writer CW Cooke says "Stern has been in the public eye for years, but he’s still an enigma.” The comic will be dated April 2011 and the publisher says it "lifts the veil on the man behind the microphone.” Illustrations will be done …
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