The Howard Stern thread

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that might have been one of the most vile things they've ever done. i almost threw up listening to it.

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Never noticed before that Lars Ulrich & Jesse Ventura have a similar way of speaking.

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Howard Stern Will Stream 60th Birthday Bash for Free
Jimmy Kimmel-hosted event featured high-profile lineup of comedians and musicians


By
Ryan Reed
June 16, 2014 2:15 PM ET

Howard Stern brought together an insane mish-mash of celebrities, comedians and musicians – everyone from Rob Zombie to Barbara Walters – for his 60th Birthday Bash. And now the media legend is sharing the dizzying results in a new uncensored video, which will stream for free on his own website and SiriusXM from June 23rd at 6 a.m. EST through July.

Stern announced the details on his radio show, later posting the audio on his Soundcloud. "I can’t stop watching this video, and can’t wait to share it with my fans," he says. "So much happened that night; the skill and artistry of performances; the stories that came out of the audience; even a rare glimpse of me having a good time; this video gives you the best view of it all."

The "Birthday Bash," hosted by Stern's old pal Jimmy Kimmel, was held January 31st, 2014 at Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City and originally broadcast on Stern's two SiriusXM channels, Howard 100 and Howard 101. The event featured performances and appearances from a wide range of high-profile guests – including musical acts like the Black Keys, John Mayer, Adam Levine, John Fogerty and Dave Grohl alongside comedians Louis C.K., Jimmy Fallon, Sarah Silverman and David Letterman (the latter sitting down for a rare interview, which lasted 25 minutes).

The video was directed by Emmy-winning TV producer-director Joel Gallen; in addition to the online streams, it will also be viewable on smartphones and tablets.

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the birthday bash!

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Eric ‘The Actor’ Lynch, Howard Stern ‘Wack Packer,’ Dies at 39


Eric “The Actor” Lynch, a regular on Howard Stern’s SiriusXM radioshow, died Saturday, according to his manager. He was 39.

Johnny Fratto, his manager and longtime friend, broke the news Sunday on Twitter. SiriusXM’s official Twitter also released a message regarding his death.


@JOHNNYFRATTO

I am so sorry and so sad to inform everyone that my friend Eric "The Actor" Lynch passed away yesterday afternoon!!!
1:58 PM - 21 Sep 2014

According to TMZ, Fratto said Lynch was rushed to a Sacramento hospital on Saturday after he began to have heart problems. He died in the hospital, surrounded by family and friends.

No official cause of death has been announced yet.

Lynch, also known as “Eric the Midget,” began calling Stern’s show in 2002, and quickly built up a reputation among those on the show and fans for yelling at the host. He would become a part of Stern’s “Wack Pack.”

Most recently, he called the show last week and informed listeners that his parents were taking over caretaking duties from Fratto. Lynch was plagued by various health conditions, which he often updated the show about, but claimed he outlived doctors’ predictions on his life expectancy. He was three feet tall, and used a motorized wheelchair for transportation.

Lynch also had several television credits, including guest spots on “Fringe,” “In Plain Sight” and “American Dreams.”

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RIP you miserable little bastard

[Biff Pocoroba]

Sad start to the week, little guy always got an unintentional laugh from me.
Bye for now.

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