Howard Stern is staying put at Sirius XM. The shock jock revealed on his radio show Thursday that he had signed a contract that will keep him live and uncensored on the satellite airwaves for another five years. Stern’s current five-year contract, for which he was paid $500 million, expires Dec. 31. Although Stern did [...]
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Gabourey Sidibe’s Mom Disregards Howard Stern’s Opinions
March 14th, 2010 |
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Gabourey Sidibe’s mom is not taking Howard Stern in earnest. Alice Tan Ridley, the Oscar candidate’s mother, supposed that the shock jock did not employ her girl so he has no say if she’s going to have a career in Hollywood.
Talking to Inside Edition, Ridley disregards Stern’s critiques that the “Precious” star doesn’t have any [...]
Gabby Sidibe’s Mother Responds To Howard Stern On “Inside Edition†[VIDEO]
March 12th, 2010 |
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Howard Stern isn’t backing down from controversial remarks he made on his Sirius Satellite show this week, branding Precious star Gabourey Sidibe “the most enormous fat Black chick I’ve ever seen” and arguing that the 26-year-old Harlem native will never get another role due to her status a plus-sized diva. Well, those are fightin’ words [...]
Did “Family Guy†Mock Sarah Palin’s Down Syndrome-Suffering Son Trig?
February 15th, 2010 |
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FOX’s popular animated comedy Family Guy is flirting with controversy after allegedly mocking Sarah Palin’s youngest son, who suffers from Down syndrome, on Sunday night’s show.
On last night’s airing Chris Griffin courts a rude young woman, who suffers from Down syndrome and makes comparisons to Palin’s 22-month-old son, Trig.
“My dad’s an accountant, and my [...]
John Mayer apologises for using the â€N word’
February 11th, 2010 |
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John Mayer has apologised if he caused offence to anyone after using the controversial “N word” in one of his interviews.
The singer issued an apology on his Twitter page after he said “black people love me” and that he had a “n***** pass” during the chat with Playboy.
“Re: using the ”N word” in an interview: [...]