Finally back from the holidays, Howard Stern addressed the passing of fellow shock jock Don Imus with a message of indifference Monday. “I don’t f—ing care,” Stern said of h… ...

Pioneering radio shock jock Don Imus, who announced in January he was retiring after five decades on the air after the March 29 edition of WABC-AM’s “Imus in the Morning” show, talks to ...

Imus worked with Stern at WNBC in the '80s … but not always happily. Mason said, "Some people would be surprised that you put him in there." "He had a big problem with me.

After 50 years on the air, retiring radio broadcaster Don Imus ranks himself and long-time rival Howard Stern among the top-five best ever, in an interview with Anthony Mason for CBS SUNDAY ...

Imus and Howard Stern emerged as formidable media brands in 1982, when they together became featured hosts on WNBC in New York. This was the turning point for talk.

After losing moneymaker Howard Stern to satellite radio, struggling CBS Radio will suffer another financial blow with the loss of Don Imus. The talk show curmudgeon raked in as much as $20 million … ...

As expected, Howard Stern fans seem to have scattered widely since Stern left for Sirius satellite this month. Last week we asked those fans what they're doing now, and while this is a highly ...

As the Don Imus story simply isn't going away anytime too soon, I suppose there's always room for another commentary on the matter. And so, here is mine . . . and I'll warn at the very top that it ...

As he spoke, Don Imus had no inkling—none, he later told NEWSWEEK—that he had said anything that would cause him trouble. Wednesday, April 4, started and finished like any other day for the ...

By that, the Fox host meant that Stern had essentially morphed into his erstwhile rival, the late radio host Don Imus, whom Stern, even after Imus's death in December 2019, regarded as a hate ...

As dawn was breaking yesterday -- before many in the business world had heard the news of Mel Karmazin's departure from Viacom Inc. -- the subject was being thoroughly discussed on the radio shows ...

Don Imus on himself and Howard Stern: 'If we weren’t so bad, we wouldn’t be so good,' And Imus adds: 'He had a big problem with me. I didn’t with him.' ...