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When hosting the 66th Annual Grammy Awards on Sunday night, Howard Stern blasted Trevor Noah for being 'too positive.' Despite receiving rave reviews for ably helming the three-hour ceremony for the fourth year in a row, the comedian, 39, couldn't escape a critical analysis from the outspoken radio personality, 70, on Tuesday's episode of The Howard Stern Show. He did the opposite of a roast.' Stern said disapprovingly that he was like a cheerleader. He didn't say one bad thing about anyone.' Jo Koy bombed during his disastrous stint hosting the Golden Globes last month, and co-host Robin Quivers suggested that he play it safe rather than ruffle any feathers.

Howard Stern's longtime on-air co-host, Robin Quivers, introduced people to endometrial cancer. "I feel fine." In a recent interview, she said, 'I'm still here,' it's been 11 years of dealing with this.' After she had trouble urinating and appeared strangely drained, the radio presenter was diagnosed with endometrial cancer in 2012.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were slammed over their latest Netflix docuseries, according to US radio host Howard Stern, who called them 'whiny b*****s.' Last week, the first three episodes of the couple's series premiered on the website, with revelations about everything from their first date, Princess Diana, and apparent bigotry in the United Kingdom. Stern criticizes the show as "very strange" for two people who have traditionally plead for anonymity, according to co-host Robin Quivers on his radio show on Sirius XM.

On social media, Howard Stern chastised Oprah Winfrey for showcasing her luxurious lifestyle. During The Howard Stern Show on Monday, the controversial radio host, 68, discussed how the media mogul, 68, adores showing off' her fortune and is 'not embarrassed by' it. When you follow her on Instagram, she's f****** mindblowing,' he told his co-host Robin Quivers, 70, before adding, 'You gotta be a little self-aware and know that there are people suffering out there.'

After the rapper made anti-Semitic remarks on a number of websites last month, Howard Stern said Kanye West now comes off as Adolf Hitler. 'I almost don't want to give this Kanye West character any more' the radio veteran, 68, said on Wednesday on The Howard Stern Show. "I'm not sure much about Kanye West," the singer says. I'm not a huge fan of the rap scene, but he is... erm... "Well, he's just physically ill," Stern's co-host Robin Quivers said, "So was Hitler and some others elected him to rule a world."

Since its premiere in November 2016, Netflix has blurred the boundaries between fact and fantasy, while still curating America's obsession with the Royal Family. The royals were born into celebrity in the eyes of Americans, who couldn't help but get wrapped up in the drama that was portrayed on television. Although the show is based on actual events, it's still fiction - and it has altered timelines, reimagined private conversations, and exaggerated events. Although The Crown has aided in the surge of interest in events that have engulfed the monarch over the years, it has been chastised for failing to make it clear enough that it is not a fictional retelling and skewing fact and fiction. The melodrama had a dizzying effect on viewers, who seemed to know the Royals well; but they didn't know the versions that were being seen in a work of historical fiction. The show had such a large effect in America that it has left some people wondering if the US is too curious by the Monarch, and some commentators have 'enough' with the queen's passing 'hogging' the pages.

The remarks came during Stern's scathing speech on Monday's SiriusXM radio show, in which he sluggishly condemned journalists for largely abandoning the tale of the troubled ex-president's hiding classified information at his Florida home in favour of coverage of the queen's death. Since the death of the UK's longest reigning monarch, who died at Balmoral Castle from natural causes at age 96, the world has been mourning in collective mourning. A funeral for the legendary king, who took the throne at just 25 years old in 1953, has yet to be held, but Stern, 67, had argued that newspapers should move on to a new news cycle. Stern, 67, became a backer for supporting Trump's tense ex-president last week by branding them'morons' for defending the troubled ex-president in the midst of a pending federal probe, with the US calling America a nation of 'nincompoops.' During the interview, the long-serving radio presenter advised Americans who support Trump to "live in Russia" to get a glimpse of a different political system aside from American democracy. Stern said he was still "somewhat of a Republican," and that the majority of the population of the United States is "stupid,' and "just dumb." Stern decided against covering the queen in lieu of the unfolding affair, which has continued to make headlines for the past few weeks.