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Khloé Kardashian recalls advising Lamar Odom after his overdose to stay away from brothels, telling him to take care of private matters in the privacy of his hotel room. She also notes his long battle with sex and drug addiction, his near-fatal 2015 overdose, and his subsequent sobriety journey including running eight drug-treatment centers in Los Angeles.
Nikki Glaser shared on The Howard Stern Show which jokes she cut from her Golden Globes opening, including lines about Sean Penn and Leonardo DiCaprio, and explained some material doesn’t land in the room; she says some jokes stay in the room, she consulted Penn beforehand, and she wore a Rob Reiner tribute via a Spinal Tap ball cap at the end of the show.
Nikki Glaser explained on The Howard Stern Show why this year’s Golden Globes avoided political jokes and shared material that was cut from her monologue — including a Trump Beverly Hilton gag Steve Martin had sent but urged her not to use — while also noting CBS edits and her Las Vegas residency with David Spade.
Luciana Damon revealed on The Howard Stern Show that after she and a friend watched Good Will Hunting, she initially thought Ben Affleck was the cute one, not Matt Damon. The anecdote, tied to Damon and Affleck’s long friendship and Luciana’s role as a producer on their film The Rip, highlights years of camaraderie between the actors.
Howard Stern has extended his SiriusXM contract for three more years, reaffirming his key role in the company's programming and signaling stability for his popular show amid ongoing speculation about his future.
Comedian Artie Lange, Howard Stern's former co-host, was seen after five years with a reconstructed nose, which he attributes to past drug abuse and a violent incident, and he announced he has been sober for nearly a year.
Howard Stern denies having a feud with Oprah Winfrey, expressing admiration for her and criticizing her display of wealth, but stating he has never spoken to her and believes she is afraid to sit down for an interview. Despite past criticisms, Stern clarifies he does not hate Oprah and finds her unapologetic wealth display amusing.
Howard Stern is in negotiations with SiriusXM about renewing his contract, with hints that if he stays, he may seek ownership stakes in the company, reflecting his long-standing relationship and contributions to its growth. The deal's specifics, including his content library, are part of the discussions, amid rumors of his potential retirement and high contract value.
Andy Cohen is set to interview Howard Stern as SiriusXM continues negotiations to retain Stern, highlighting the company's focus on talent, creative freedom, and expanding its podcast and radio offerings to attract diverse audiences and advertisers.
Howard Stern publicly criticized ABC's suspension of Jimmy Kimmel, expressing concern over government interference in free speech and calling for solidarity among broadcasters to resist censorship pressures, highlighting the importance of protecting First Amendment rights.
Howard Stern returned to SiriusXM after a prank suggesting he was leaving, without announcing a new contract, amid ongoing discussions about his future with the company. Despite declining subscriber numbers, Stern remains a key figure for SiriusXM, which values his influence and legacy.
Howard Stern played a prank on his listeners by falsely announcing his departure from SiriusXM and being replaced by Andy Cohen, only to reveal later that it was a joke, addressing recent rumors about his exit.
Howard Stern returned to SiriusXM after a prank where he pretended to leave, fueling speculation about his departure, but it was revealed to be a stunt; he has not announced a new contract, and his current deal runs through 2025.
Howard Stern denies rumors of being fired or retiring, clarifies he is negotiating a new contract with SiriusXM, and expresses frustration that he now feels unable to leave the company, despite ongoing speculation and rumors about his departure.
Howard Stern returned to his SiriusXM show after a summer hiatus, successfully pranking listeners and media by pretending he was leaving and being replaced by Andy Cohen, only to reveal it was a planned prank. The rumors of his departure had caused media speculation and even drew comments from President Trump, but Stern clarified he was not leaving and was just joking.