“Howard Stern” on The Daily Caller

The King of All Media will replace Piers Morgan, much to the chagrin of those folks at the Parents Television Council, which felt he was too raunchy for primetime. (more)

Howard Stern, the famous shock-jock radio host, is rumored to be in talks with NBC about replacing Piers Morgan as a judge on “America’s Got Talent,” much to the dismay of the Parents Television Council. (more)

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Howard Stern and his agent are suing Sirius XM Radio Inc. for failing to pay stock awards they say are due for helping it exceed subscriber growth targets on its way to becoming the dominant satellite radio service in the country. (more)

With Keith Olbermann’s abrupt announcement last Friday that he would be leaving MSNBC effective immediately, The Daily Caller decided to go out and get reaction from conservative media personalities. Below are their responses: (more)

You can’t accuse CNN of shilling for its own programming after this segment. (more)

If you’re not a regular listener to Sirius XM radio host Howard Stern, you probably wouldn’t think of him as the patriotic type. (more)

After taking heat for his revealing interview on Howard Stern’s Sirius radio show earlier this month, David Arquette dished more private details of his split with Courteney Cox on Wednesday. (more)

Lindsay Lohan’s spent more time in court than Elena Kagan. (more)

Courtney Love says she’s good in bed because she’s unattractive. Love tells music journalist Toure she’s a love goddess “because I was never pretty. Pretty girls just lie there. Us girls who grew up a little more homely have to try a lot harder.” (more)

Gabourey Sidibe’s mom is making a big deal about Howard Stern’s criticism of her daughter. (more)

Jamie Jungers is now the queen of the Tiger Woods mistresses — which is kinda like being the thinnest kid at fat camp — by winning Howard Stern’s Mistress Beauty Pageant. (more)

Howard Stern blasted “Precious” star Gabourey Sidibe on his Sirius radio talk show on Monday, viciously mocking her weight and questioning her abilities as an actress. (more)

Why was I alive? (more)

The past five days were big ones for news that mattered. Our TVs were clogged with rumors about Howard Stern joining American Idol, Tiger’s apology, Olympic Hockey, and roughly 47 hours of Barack Obama speeches—all of which were essentially the same. In the midst of this was a story of jaw-dropping importance that I suspect most major news outlets were simply afraid to run. After all, it has the potential to shake the faith of millions of devout Christians and may just expose a cover-up that could bring the Catholic Church to its knees. I speak, of course, about the shocking revelation that Jesus Christ was gay. (more)

“American Idol” producers are eager to hire Howard Stern to replace Simon Cowell as the show’s tough-talking judge, sources tell Page Six. Full story: ‘American Idol’ producers want Howard Stern to replace Simon Cowell as judge – NYPOST.com (more)

“I don’t see this guy leaving and letting you walk in. I’m concerned about you,” shock jock Howard Stern told Conan back on Dec. 14, 2006.  “[Leno] doesn’t do anything but work.” (more)

Today is Tuesday, Jan. 12, the 12th day of 2010. There are 353 days left in the year. (more)

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Wolf is the kind of anchor you want if a Deep Impact or Armageddon-type asteroid is about to wipe out all carbon-based life on earth. You can be absolutely sure he won’t leave his post or panic, even if Morgan Freeman gave a speech telling him to. That cool stoicism and journalistic detachment comes at a cost, though. Let’s just say that, if it does turn out that Howard Stern ordered the murder of JonBenet Ramsey, Wolf will have missed yet another story that fell right into his lap. (more)

Shock jock Howard Stern occasionally declares war on C-SPAN’s otherwise monotonous call-in shows, and loyal followers — many from the Stern Fan Network, the Web’s largest unofficial Stern fan site — always answer the call. At one point, C-SPAN’s call operators, the station’s only line of defense, were so successful in staving off a planned Stern bombardment that an anchor openly challenged the pranksters. This is now universally regarded as having been a bad idea. (more)