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Howard Stern Wiki Biography

Howard Allen Stern, commonly known as Howard Stern, is a famous American comedian, radio and television personality, talk show host, as well as a disc jockey. Howard Stern is perhaps mostly known as a radio host on his own show called “The Howard Stern Show”. Known for being controversial and outspoken, Howard Stern managed to attract an audience of more than 20 million listeners at the peak of his career. “The Howard Stern Show” debuted on air in 1986 and had its last episode in 2005. The radio show was so popular at the time that it did not only air in over 60 media regions across the United States, but eventually began to be filmed and broadcasted on television.

However, Stern is also known for his other ventures. In 1994, Stern ran for the position of the Governor of New York and even went on a political campaign that lasted for five months. Stern is also a published writer, who debuted with his very first book titled “Private Parts” in 1993. Even though his first book received mixed reviews, his second attempt with “Miss America” was more successful. The book sold over 1.3 million copies and became Stern’s fastest-selling book to date. A famous radio show host, how rich is Howard Stern? In both 2013 and 2014, Howard Stern’s annual salary amounted to $95 million. In 2013, Howard Stern earned $15 million for his role as a judge on “America’s Got Talent” show, and that same year it was stated that Stern was annually receiving approximately $100 million for his television show called “The Howard Stern Show”. Currently, it is estimated that Howard Stern’s net worth amounts to $650 million, the majority of which comes from his radio, as well as television programs.

Howard Stern was born in 1954, in Queens, New York City. Stern’s interest in radio began at the early age of five, when he was listening to various radio stations. Stern’s family then moved out to Rockville Center, where he began attending a local high school and later studied at the School of Public Communications. With the radio-telephone license in his hands, Stern was able to make a debut in the WNTN radio station in 1975 where he worked as a newscaster. After Howard Stern’s graduation, he went on to work at the progressive rock station WRNW, as well as other stations in New York, Connecticut and Washington D.C. Several years later, Stern came out with “The Howard Stern Show”, which brought him to the limelight and significantly contributed to his overall fame. In addition to working as a radio host, Howard Stern has made several appearances on the television too. He starred in several films, including “Howard Stern’s US Open Sores” and “Private Parts”, which is a film adaptation of his first novel of the same title. Currently, Stern is appearing as a judge on one of the most popular reality series “America’s Got Talent”, and prior to that he starred in his own “Howard TV” television show.

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Howard Stern Quick Info

Howard Stern Trademarks

1. Unashamed, juvenile, bawdy sense of humor
2. Curly Hair
3. Sunglasses

Howard Stern Quotes

• [When asked about his political leanings] I’ve voted for some Republicans, too, but I feel like I’m more of a liberal.
• I have a tremendous compassion for people who are homosexuals. I feel that they are bullied and abused in our society… They just treat them so poorly. It must be a terrible thing to be exposed to that kind of hatred and be hated just because of your sexuality.
• [on his sex life in high school] “Our rap was that if girls could only look beyond the fact that we didn’t have great looks and see that we have great personalities, they would fall in love with us. The truth of the matter was we had really bad personalities in addition to our ugly faces. Even the losers called us losers. And we were.”
• I like music that makes me want to kill myself.
• On the movie Forrest Gump (1994): I just wish for once Hollywood would make a realistic movie about retarded people, where a retarded guy leaves his house, people stare at him for a while and then lock him up.
• I’ve always thought that a name says a lot about a person. So naturally, being named Howard, I always wanted to crawl into a hole.
• “This country has too many freedoms.” (January 2002)
• Writing a book just might be the hardest thing I’ve ever done, besides trying to get laid in college.
• I always resented the label of ‘shock jock’ that the press came up with for me. Because I never intentionally set out to shock anybody.
• “Standards have gone to an all-time low and I’m here to represent them.” – April 1, 1998 upon announcing his new Saturday night late show on CBS.

Howard Stern Important Facts

• Delivered the eulogy at the funeral of Joan Rivers held at Temple Emanu-El, New York City (7 September 2014).
• Announced that at the completion of his contract in 2006, he will leave FM broadcast radio completely and work exclusively with Sirius Satellite Radio (which will be completely outside the content restrictions of the FCC). [October 2004]
• His career with Sirius Satelite Radio officially began at 6 AM Eastern (New York) Time on January 9, 2006, on Sirius Channel 100. [January 2006]
• Host of the # 1, nationally syndicated “Howard Stern Radio Show”, broadcasting from WXRK New York (92.3 K-Rock). Television version of the radio show airs nationally on the E! Entertainment network. Also managing his own production company. [July 2003]
• His daughter, Emily Stern, is an actress and writer.
• In 2004, was in talks with ABC to star in a series of specials in which he would interview celebrities. According to Stern, Peter Jennings threatened to leave the network if he was hired and the deal fell through.
• Although he has never shied away from humor on the subject of homosexuality, Stern has been outspoken supporter of gay rights throughout his career.
• One of his childhood heroes was Soupy Sales.
• Was interested in playing the Scarecrow in the canceled film “Batman Triumphant”.
• Was the model for a character portrayed by one-time co-worker, Marc Coppola, in playwright Eric Zaccar’s political comedy drama for the stage, “Housing”.
• In 2007, Forbes Magazine estimated his 2006 earnings at $70 million.
• His second book “Miss America” was the fastest selling book in publishing history when it was released in 1995.
• Became engaged to Beth Stern [February 13, 2007].
• Recognized along with retired New York Jet great Wayne Chrebet and The Good Rats for “Reasons to love Long Island” in 2007 by Strong Island Magazine.
• Inspired the song “Vibe On”, by Australian pop star Dannii Minogue, from her album “Neon Nights”.
• Was #7 on the annual Forbes magazine Celebrity 100 list in 2006
• Testament to Stern’s huge following, Private Parts was the fastest-selling book in Simon & Schuster publishing history.
• New Year’s Rotten Eve (1994) was the highest-grossing pay-per-view variety special of all time, grossing over $30 million.
• On Friday, 16 December 2005, he signed off his last broadcast radio show. His satellite radio programs are set to begin on the Sirius Satellite Radio system on 9 January 2006.
• He overcame an affliction with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
• His father, Ben Stern, was a radio engineer. His mother, Ray Stern, was a housewife.
• His book “Miss America” was originally titled “Getting Away With Murder” and had a photo of him and O.J. Simpson together at Donald Trump’s wedding on the cover.
• In 2004, he did a 180-degree turn in his politics, lambasting President George W. Bush for his lack of planning in the Iraq War, adding an entire page of anti-Bush website links on his personal website and making direct attacks on members of George W. Bush’s cabinet. Shortly afterwords, Clear Channel Communications dropped his show from their stations in several markets after being fined by the FCC for an incident (several years earlier) that they deemed as profane. Stern took this as a personal attack and managed to negotiate his return on stations owned by Infinity Broadcasting in those same markets where he was dropped, and began campaigning heavily for Democratic Party Presidential candidate Senator John Kerry, D-MA.
• Performed the spoken word opening to the Blue Öyster Cult song “When the War Comes” on their Club Ninja album.
• Brown belt in Japanese Shotokan Karate
• Adopted a bulldog, which he named Bianca Romijn-Stamos-O’Connell-Ostrosky-Stern (March 17, 2002 – July 17, 2012). He also has a dog named Java, that lives with his ex-wife, Alison Simon.
• His paternal grandparents, Froim and Anna (Gallar) Stern, were Jewish immigrants from the Austro-Hungarian Empire. His maternal grandparents, Sol and Esther (Reich) Schiffman, were Jewish immigrants from Poland.
• Stern’s ex-wife, ‘Alison Stern’, marries Businessman David Scott Simon, who is NOT the same person as David E. Simon, the CEO of Simon Malls. [November 2001]
• Married college sweetheart Alison Stern (b. 25 May 1955) at Temple Ohabei Shalom in Brookline, Mass. [June 1978]
• Announced he was separating from his wife, Alison Stern, after 21 years of marriage, due to his workaholic ways. [October 1999]
• Ranked #1 in 1995 on Mr. Blackwell’s Worst Dress List.
• Is an avid comic book reader, and “Superman” is his all-time favorite. He also loves “Spiderman.”
• His views on parenthood have not soured as his views on marriage have since his divorce. While he shares custody of his three children with his ex-wife Alison, he says he would gladly take full custody of them if ever called upon to do so.
• Stated on his radio show that since his divorce, the word “marriage” has left his vocabulary for good. While he is deeply in love with actress Beth Stern, they have no plans to even live together. His three daughters are the only people he says he’s willing to live with at this point. [February 2002]
• Practices transcendental meditation.
• One of the major influences on his brand of humor was Mad magazine.
• His 5-year, $100 million annual deal equates to about $1,923,077 a week and roughly $274,725 a day. He is the highest-paid radio personality in America.
• Hebrew name is Tzvi.
• He agreed to accept $50,000 to settle a lawsuit he filed against a Beverly Hills studio he claims reneged on a deal to feature him in a movie with Melanie Griffith. He was asked to star in the movie Jane although it didn’t have financing and then the film company failed to pay him when the movie wasn’t made. He sought $1.5 million in compensatory damages and unspecified punitive damages. [August 1999]
• Graduated from South Side High School in Rockville Centre, NY.
• Attended Boston University
• His daughters, with ex-wife Alison, are Emily Beth (May 7, 1983), Debra Jennifer (May 9, 1986) and Ashley Jade. (January 24, 1993).
• Was listed in Forbes Magazines list of 100 Most Powerful Celebrities [1999]
• Was reportedly considered to play the role of a radio talk show host, Barry Simms in Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers (1995) but according to him he was never actually offered the role.

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