Howard Stern earned his self-proclaimed title as the “King of All Media” through his remarkable achievements in publishing, motion pictures, television, and radio, particularly with The Howard Stern Show. From his marriage to Alison Berns, Howard has three daughters named Emily, Deborah, and Ashley.
Their wedding took place in 1978, but unfortunately, the couple divorced in 2001 following their breakup in 1999. Among the three daughters, Emily is the eldest, born on May 7, 1983, in New York. Read More...
Explore More Rick Ford knew that Dandy was doomed from the outset.
The short-lived Yankees mascot — a 7-foot-tall, pinstriped, mustachioed bird in a team cap — only lasted from 1979-’81 before being axed.
It debuted in July 1979, but was benched weeks later when catcher Thurman Munson, whose facial hair looked an awful lot like Dandy’s, was killed in a plane crash. Team owner George Steinbrenner had approved the character, but was never a fan: Dandy ended up banished to the upper deck of Yankee Stadium. Read More...
Explore More Brian Ferentz is getting the troll treatment.
The offensive coordinator for Iowa and son of head coach Kirk Ferentz was the subject of two savage videos on Cameo, presumably orchestrated by a fed up fan — or fed up fans — of the Iowa Hawkeyes. The evil genius had former national championship head coach Bob Stoops and Iowa’s basketball coach Fran McCaffery read sympathy notes to “Brian” about still being supported by his father and Iowa in general. Read More...
