Before wowing Howard, co-host Robin Quivers, and the Stern Show’s listeners with his version of “Changes,” Yungblud revealed that while he was honored when Sharon Osbourne asked him to sing at the Black Sabbath farewell concert, he was concerned about the song selection.

The shock jock’s current deal was slated to run out at the end of the year, and there had been rumors that SiriusXM was ready to move on. Stern, 71, had also openly discussed the possibility that he could retire at times across his current five-year deal.

Comedian Artie Lange, best known for Mad TV and The Howard Stern Show, seems to be in good spirits. The 58-year-old — who has been open about his struggles with alcohol, cocaine and other substances — appeared to step out with what looks like a reconstructed nose,

Hugh Jackman stopped by The Howard Stern Show this week, and the conversation took a surprising turn when Howard Stern gave the actor a very explicit compliment. The moment happened after Stern asked Jackman whether he had ever tried cosmetic procedures,