Image Credit: Everett CollectionHoward Stern's Private Parts has been running ad nauseam on HBO this month, but one of Saturday's broadcasts had plugged-in fans glued to the tube. That is because Stern himself was simultaneously tweeting a running commentary online while he was watching at home. Stern broke down his favorite scenes, discussed his co-stars, and separated fact from fiction: "The real reality- we called him pig virus and I have no idea why I changed it . Read More...
Kevin Mazur/Getty Images Howard Stern is a legendary radio personality, but he attained that status in part through his willingness to do outlandish, wacky things with his guests. Sometimes things went off the rails, but whether everything went as planned or not, the moments themselves only contributed to Stern's legacy. 10. Howard and Gilbert Gottfried vs. Jerry Seinfeld (2009) Jeffrey Ufberg/WireImage; Gary Gershoff/WireImage Everyone loves Jerry Seinfeld, right? Read More...
By 1992, director James Ivory and producer Ismail Merchant had already firmly established their brand name — classy literary pictures under the banner Merchant-Ivory — when they released their 20th movie, Howards End. But this movie was different. The adaptation of the E.M. Forster novel would not only become their biggest hit and most Oscar-nominated movie, but also quell the naysayers who regarded Merchant-Ivory as nothing more than tame period piece porn for the bourgeois. Read More...
