Howard Stern

David Arquette got drunk and called up his close friend Howard Stern Wednesday, and what resulted was a tangent-filled, emotional and sometimes incoherent chat.

The 42-year-old has struggled with alcohol in the past, and appears to be battling his demons again - or he just had a little too much fun the night before.

Robin Quivers made her triumphant return to The Howard Stern Radio Show studio this morning, following 17 months during which she did the program from home as the result of a cancer diagnosis.

Quivers said she felt little pressure participating in person again inside the SiriusXM booth, but Stern was clearly emotional.

Kid Rock is not what you'd call a big fan of Justin Bieber.

He spoke out about the star on Howard Stern's radio show on Wednesday, likening Bieber to Vanilla Ice, and predicting his long, hard fall from grace.

Farrah Abraham is taking the phrase "self love" to new heights/depths.

During a tell-all interview on Howard Stern's Sirius XM radio show today, the Backdoor Teen Mom star revealed that she pleasures herself regularly.

It's safe to say Howard Stern will not be replacing Jimmy Fallon at 12:35 a.m. on NBC.

Following rumors that Stern would take over for Fallon - after Fallon moved over to The Tonight Show upon Jay Leno's retirement - the America's Got Talent judge slammed that talk on his Sirius talk show this week.

Is the King of All Media preparing to conquer a new realm?

With rumors circulating that Jay Leno will announce his retirement this May and hand over reigns of The Tonight Show to Jimmy Fallon in 2014, The New York Post now reports that NBC has already selected its ideal replacement for the 12:35 a.m. time slot:

Howard Stern is on Team Kelly Clarkson.

With the original American Idol embroiled in a feud with producer Clive Davis - Clarkson believes Davis is a bully and a liar for passages in his new memoir - Stern spoke out yesterday in support of the artist.

Brandi Glanville does not hold back ... but she outdid even herself with comments yesterday on Howard Stern's radio show. She was in rare form indeed.

The Drinking & Tweeting author spoke candidly about her co-stars' salaries, lamenting that the more senior Housewives make $250,000 per season.

Russell Brand discussed John Mayer and Katy Perry with Howard Stern earlier this week, and his pop star ex was spared any truly brutal comments.

At least considering this is Russell Brand and Howard Stern.

Remember that whole thing where Howard Stern referred to Lena Dunham as "fat" and said watching her in sex scenes was akin to "rape?"

Yeah. The shock jock is really sorry.

Howard Stern is known for speaking his mind and saying some rather crazy stuff, especially about women and sex and boobs.

But did the shock jock go too far in his analysis of Lena Dunham?

Howard Stern is on his way back to America's Got Talent.

With Sharon Osbourne departing the NBC competition, Paul Telegdy - President of Alternative and Late Night Programming for NBC Entertainment - confirmed in a press release today that the shock jock will return as a panelist for Season 8.

On his radio show, Howard Stern often embraces nearly naked lesbians and strippers.

But the shock jock is now part of a very different program, something that was never more evident than on last night's America's Got Talent episode, following the new judge buzzing seven-year old rapper Mir Money off stage.

So... that was it?

After months of hype and threats from the PTC, Howard Stern debuted on America's Got Talent last night and initially joked with viewers: "These NBC executives must be out of their minds taking a risk on me, they should be fired immediately."

Now that it's official, Howard Stern is excited for Britney Spears to serve as an X Factor judge. But not for the reasons Simon Cowell is likely hoping for.

The Parents Television Council is at it once again.

This time, the focus of the organization's wrath is NBC and its decision to hire Howard Stern as a judge on the upcoming season of America's Got Talent.

When Howard Stern had the creator of dial-a-star (dot) com on his show this week, the conversation quickly turned to the roster of peeps that can be called directly for a fee.

Yes, there is a site offering this. And Nadya "Octomom" Suleman is one of the people.

The thought of Elle Macpherson nude is typically a cause for celebration. But during an interview with Howard Stern on Tuesday, this topic instead turned contentious between host and super model.

It all started when Macpherson admitted her bedroom wall is adorned with a photo from 1990 in which she poses nude on a beach, save for "a gun holster around my waist," she said, adding of the picture, which is taken from behind: "I love the image."

Joan Rivers and Chelsea Handler are in a major feud and Howard Stern is caught in the middle, having hosted the women on his radio show in successive days.

Yesterday, in the same interview in which she recalled dumping 50 Cent, Handler was reflecting on her ongoing feud with Rivers. Chelsea's take, in a nutshell:

Howard Stern has an important message for parents around the world: he has no intention of turning your children into sex fiends.

The new America's Got Talent judge issued this missive during an appearance on Piers Morgan Tonight, in response to criticism leveled at NBC for hiring the lesbian-loving radio host.

If NBC was aiming to create headlines with its hiring of Howard Stern as a judge on America's Got Talent, the network can consider its mission accomplished.

Of course, not all headlines are positive, especially not that highlighted by the always-grumpy Parents Television Council.

America has talent, and a new reality show judge.

Following weeks of chatter, controversial radio host Howard Stern has officially been hired by NBC and will join the panel on America's Got Talent this summer.

Goodbye, Piers. Hello, Howard?

A day after Piers Morgan resigned his post as a judge on America's Got Talent, The Wall Street Journal reports that radio icon Howard Stern is under consideration for the gig.

Tony Bennett appeared on Howard Stern's radio show yesterday to promote his new album, Duets II.

But the talk turned to 9/11 after the iconic singer said he met President George W. Bush, who told him personally that going into Iraq was a "mistake." Stern wondered whether America had a choice, which promoted Bennett to respond: