Howard Stern

Thanks to the outsized role that “the media” — that’s the news media, entertainment media, and social media — play in our national discourse, the vacuous and vulgar pronouncements of left-wing celebrities are widely promoted as if they were actually important contributions to the political dialogue.

Howard Stern is in a race against himself. How fast can the radio legend tarnish his legacy?

After Vice President Kamala Harris fumbled away friendly interviews with the likes of Alex Cooper’s Call Her Daddy, CBS’s 60 Minutes, and ABC’s The View in the past week, Harris went on SiriusXM for perhaps the friendliest and most Notable Quotable-worth interview she’ll ever face with former shock jock, Howard Stern. For someone who made his living on indecency (and having certain guests ride…

Adam Carolla is doing a victory lap, and it’s hard to blame him.

From falsely claiming he was arrested during a desegregation protest to pretending he used to drive an “18-wheeler,” the following are seven Biden lies that ABC, CBS and NBC have refused to cover. 

Hard-left comics stretch, and strain, to make events fit their warped world view. Suffice to say Trump Derangement Syndrome didn’t end when The Apprentice star left the Oval Office. Late night comedians still feast on anything tied to Donald Trump, real or imagined (That helps them ignore the Biden administration’s calamitous year in office).

On Monday, The Blaze’s Alex Nitzberg reported on talk radio host Howard Stern “discussing the news that Chris Wallace is leaving the Fox News Channel and heading over to work for CNN+” and “gave voice to a sentiment likely shared by many Americans when he questioned who would actually pay for CNN’s streaming subscription service.”

This week, NewsBusters is recounting the most obnoxious liberal bias of the year. Today, we look at some of the most outrageous celebrity quotes of 2020.

The self-crowned “King of All Media” trafficked in some of the raunchiest material for decades before segueing to satellite radio in 2004. Sure, director Judd Apatow’s films look wildly unwoke just a few years later. Comedians like Eddie Murphy once told jokes that could spark extended Apology Tours today.