Robin Quivers 'almost killed' in hit and run

Cops in Barneget Township, N.J., where Quivers owns a summer house, found and ticketed 50-year-old Robert Crockett after he allegedly slammed into Quivers' car and took off.

Witnesses at the scene provided license plate info that led to Crockett getting nailed. He was ticketed for leaving the scene of an accident, failure to report an accident, reckless driving and operating an unregistered vehicle.

Quivers had been driving north on Route 9 on Sunday when the accident happened.
She took to the air Monday morning and told Stern that she was "almost killed."

"I was in a car accident," she explained. "This guy came out of a parking lot or some kind of side street like a maniac and he lost control of his car and he hit me. He spun around in a 360 and hit me."

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King of All Media Responds to Andy Dick

Dick said the following describing Stern as:

"a shallow, money-grubbing Jew"

"I have no problem with his big fat hook nose ... and his money-grubbing, miserly Jewishness."

Stern responded on his Radio Show blasting Dick.

"Yeah, well that's where people like to go," Stern said. "It kind of points out where people's heads really are ... And let me point this out there isn't a moment in my life I don't know that, that is what is in people's heads ... It always comes down to the Jew. And scumbags like Andy Dick, and I hadn't heard this yet, but I know what's in their heads anyway."

Stern continued telling Dick to get his act together, telling his listeners, "I guess Andy's downward spiral continues, and now he's blaming me for all his problems ... Stop looking for handouts you f**king wacko, stop waiting for the Jew to give you a job!"

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Howard: Artie Hasn't Asked Me For His Job Back

Artie has said he'd do anything to get his job back on the Howard Stern Show. But according to Howard Stern Artie hasn't asked for his job back.

Robin asked if he'd asked him for his job back and Stern had this to say: "No, but I think he would if he could get a hold of me."

On if Stern would support Artie's possible new radio show: "Of course I support it. I think it would be great. I'd like to listen to Artie."

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Artie Lange, Howard Stern's former sidekick wants to return to the radio show

"That would be the greatest thing ever, but listen, I was on the greatest show of all time for about nine years, and I put them in a very awkward situation, to say the least, so what am I going to do?" Lange said on Fox Sports Radio, Punchline magazine reports. "But I love them all and they were great to me."

Lange joined his friend and fellow comedian Nick DiPaolo on Fox Sports Radio, where he was guest-hosting for Tony Bruno. Lange answered questions from fans, who have missed the raunchy funny man since he went on hiatus from Stern's show in December 2010.

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Robin Quivers leaving the Howard Stern Show?

“I love to do radio and television and I’ve always wanted my own television show, so I’ve been putting out feelers for those kinds of things.”

“(I could) express myself in ways that I don’t necessarily get to express myself on our show.[...]It will be like a talk show, but with subjects that I’d be interested in. I think I have some interesting things to say and I don’t think anybody out there is saying them.”

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Howard Stern sues Sirius

Just months after signing a new $400 million contract with SiriusXM Radio, talk show host Howard Stern says he's not getting paid enough by his employer.

In a lawsuit filed Tuesday in New York, Stern, his agent Don Buchwald and Stern's production company, One Twelve Inc., claim Sirius failed to pay stock awards due in exchange for helping the satellite radio service exceed its subscriber growth targets.

A Sirius executive said the company was "surprised and disappointed" by the lawsuit.

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Charlie Sheen Reveals Sleeping Arrangement to Howard Stern

ROBIN QUIVERS: But how do they work it? Do they sleep in the same bed?
HOWARD STERN: Yeah, are all three of you in the bed together?
CHARLIE SHEEN: No because we are adults and we realize that three in a bed is like, we are all not seven.
HOWARD STERN: So everybody gets their own bed?
CHARLIE SHEEN: We have two beds in the bedroom and it is a 2-1 switch off. 'A 2-1 switch off,' listen to me.
HOWARD STERN: This is unbelievable. The two of them stay in the same bed and you are in the bed next to them?
CHARLIE SHEEN: No they will take a separate bed and then I have to choose.
ROBIN QUIVERS: Oh, so you come in and choose which bed you want to sleep in.
HOWARD STERN: You live like a king, my friend.
CHARLIE SHEEN: Why the hell shouldn't I, Howard?
HOWARD STERN: Why not? You are special, right?
CHARLIE SHEEN: Yes I am, just like you. We are special.

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Howard Stern apologizes to Letterman

Early in both of their entertainment careers, Letterman used to call Stern at home. Stern would then talk about those conversations on his radio show, which upset Letterman at the time and led to the phone calls stopping.

"I really want to apologize to you for doing that," Stern said sincerely. "And if you should call me again, I would not reveal what you said."

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