One of the most memorable moments of 2008 came when Charlie Sheen stopped by The Howard Stern Show. Sheen, who was promoting his new movie "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," got into a heated argument with Stern over his perception of being made fun of on the show. The exchange quickly escalated into a full-blown meltdown, with Sheen launching into a bizarre rant about his masculinity and acting prowess.
Mark slid on his headphones, cueing up a disc labeled "April 7 – Riley Martin / High Pitch Eric." As the DAT whirred, he heard Howard’s voice crackle: “You know what, Beth? I don’t care if they fine me. I’m talking about the election. Obama’s got something, and McCain’s just… old.” The studio door slammed. Artie yelled, “Let me tell ya about old!” and the room dissolved into chaos. howard stern 2008 archive
This year is defined by two major parallel narratives: Howard's personal evolution through his high-profile marriage and the increasing volatility of the show's inner circle. 1. The Royal Wedding: Howard & Beth The central event of 2008 was Howard's wedding to Beth Ostrosky on October 3 at in New York City. The Ceremony : Officiated by Mark Consuelos One of the most memorable moments of 2008
It is messy. It is offensive. And it is perfect. Mark slid on his headphones, cueing up a