While famed SiriusXM shock jock Howard Stern took an interest in the new Yankees radio broadcaster’s catchphrase during his show on Wednesday — presumably believing that it was an ode to “Th ...

As a college junior in the early 1990s Steven Grillo dreamed about landing an internship on Howard Stern’s radio show. But once he did the dream quickly became a nightmare — with him being ...

Apparently, legendary radio host Howard Stern and New York Yankees announcer Dave Sims are kindred spirits. Sims, the Yankees’ first-year radio play-by-play voice, punctuates home runs with a ...

It’s so human to feel vulnerable and feel scared and insecure,” Levine added. “The second I allowed myself to feel that way I realized that there was nothing that was going to get me.” Right by Adam’s ...

Sims took to social media Thursday to clear things up. Sims responded this week to Stern’s playful claim that Sims “stole” his home run call—“Hey now!”—from The Larry Sanders Show ...

It’s also the name of his podcast, which debuted last year. The phrase is also central to another New York voice: Howard Stern. “There’s a guy who announces for Major League Baseball ...

Lady Gaga shares with Stern how quickly the track went from concept to song: As for her fans, Lady Gaga had nothing but love for who they stood by her side through her musical journey ...

Grillo is referring to Stern’s 180 in terms of his political standing, “At some point, his brain flipped,” he said. “I think ...

We can trace this style back to the shock jocks of the 1980s, like Howard Stern, or to in-your-face conservative talk show hosts, like Rush Limbaugh. Pyne began his career in the late 1940s as a ...

Movie star Val Kilmer, known for his portrayal of everyone from Doc Holliday and Jim Morrison to the Batman, died this week ...