Howard talks to Joan Rivers about plastic surgery, ghosts, "Fashion Police," and a date gone horribly wrong.
Howard talks to Chris Cornell about Audioslave's split, the '90s Seattle grunge scene, and the art of performing cover songs.
Howard talks to Tina Fey about hosting "Saturday Night Live," Oscar afterparties and her movie "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot."
Howard talks to Robert Downey Jr. about his musical ambitions, "Iron Man" and "Captain America: Civil War."
Howard talks with Steve Miller about writing hit music, recording with Paul McCartney and his views on the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Howard talks to Seth Rogen about his early stand-up career, the intricacies of the entertainment industry and the creation of his animated film, "Sausage Party."
Howard talks to Metallica about the band's collaborative process, continued success, and the album, "Hardwired to Self-Destruct."
Howard talks with comedian Jerry Seinfeld about comedic influences, the architecture of a joke, "Seinfeld" casting rumors, and his favorite movies of all time.
Howard talks with musician Miley Cyrus about her wild childhood, relationship with Liam Hemsworth, and the evolution of her career.
Howard talks with comedian Jon Stewart about leaving "The Daily Show", owning an animal sanctuary, and his early days in comedy.
Howard talks with actor Alec Baldwin about career choices, women's rights, marriage and sobriety, and the Trump Presidency.
Howard talks with musician Jon Bon Jovi about the creation of Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora's absence, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and bidding on the Buffalo Bills.
Howard talks to "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert about President Trump, David Letterman, and why he loves hosting late night television.
Howard talks to actress Jennifer Lawrence about childhood fame, the pressures of success, and her thoughts on the #MeToo movement.
Howard talks to comedian David Spade about dating Heather Locklear, meeting the "Cash Me Outside" girl, and the perks and perils of the Hollywood scene.
Howard talks with comedian Amy Schumer about dating apps, meeting her husband, pegging, and yelling at an audience member during a Broadway performance.
Howard talks with actress Claire Danes about "My So-Called Life," nude scenes, thoughts on #MeToo, tips for crying on camera, and a surprise pregnancy announcement.
Howard talks with actor Cory Michael Smith about playing the Riddler, getting naked with Khaleesi, and what's next for the "Gotham" TV series.
Howard talks with rapper Cardi B about her massive success in music, early days as a stripper, the pressures of fame, and handling pregnancy in the prime of her career.
Howard talks with legendary rapper and entrepreneur Snoop Dogg about his early days, auditioning for Dr. Dre, and the origin of "Gin and Juice."
Howard talks with television personality and radio host Andy Cohen about the Met Gala, Ronnie's sexuality, and Andy's recent feud with Kathy Griffin.
Howard talks with actor Johnny Knoxville about the creation of "Jackass," turning down "SNL," stunts gone wrong, and a gruesome eye injury.
Howard talks with actress Gwyneth Paltrow about divorce, postnatal depression, Harvey Weinstein, and entrepreneurship.
Howard talks with talk show host James Corden about Prince Harry's wedding, drinking at the Met gala, controversy over a Weinstein joke, and why being tired is a privilege.
Howard talks with actress Mandy Moore about her parents' divorce, dating famous men, her sperm tattoo, and being "discovered" by a FedEx delivery man.
Howard talks with actor Alec Baldwin about his Donald Trump impression, sobriety, running for President, the #MeToo movement, and working with Robert DeNiro.
Howard talks with the Smashing Pumpkins about their recent reunion, Billy's battle with depression, a bad Grammys experience, and an encounter with a supernatural being.
Howard talks with Dennis Rodman about North Korea, his friendship with Kim Jong-un, and what he wants if President Trump wins the Nobel Peace Prize.
Howard talks with musician Dave Matthews about "Ladybird," a misplaced Grammy, and forgetting Rolling Stones lyrics while performing with Mick Jagger.
Howard talks with comedian David Spade about ridiculous cars, dating celebrities, and the phenomenon known as "FOMO."
Howard talks with talk show host Sharon Osbourne about her relationship with Ozzy, the success of "The Talk," and recent CBS scandals.
Howard talks with legendary musician Paul McCartney about his time with The Beatles, his love of touring, and his new album "Egypt Station."
Comedian Norm Macdonald explains his controversial "Hollywood Reporter" comments with Howard and promotes his new Netflix show, "Norm Macdonald Has a Show."
Howard talks with Saturday Night Live cast member, Pete Davidson, about his start in comedy, overcoming depression, and his engagement with Ariana Grande.
Legendary comedian and "SNL" alum, Adam Sandler, returns to reflect on his "Saturday Night Live" days and to discuss his new Netflix special, "100% Fresh."
Celebrity superfans Jimmy Kimmel and Ike Barinholtz return to the Stern Show for a sit-down with Howard.
Comedian Sarah Silverman returns to promote her show, "I Love You, America," and opens up about her stand-up career and love life.
Jonah Hill returns to the Stern Show to promote his directorial feature, "Mid90s," and touches on his evolution as an actor and filmmaker.
Long-time friend and Stern Show guest announcer, George Takei, returns to address the tribulations of the past year and discuss his musical, "Allegiance," going to the big screen.
Actor, director and comedian Ben Stiller returns to promote his new show, "Escape at Dannemora," and discuss campaigning for the midterm elections.
Actor Hugh Jackman returns to the Stern Show to promote his new film, "The Front Runner," discuss his career as Wolverine, and talk about turning fifty.
Legendary Beatles drummer Ringo Starr returns to promote his new book, "Another Day In The Life," and to discuss his career in one of the biggest bands in music history.
Miley Cyrus returns to discuss her new song, "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart," and to debut her newest duet of "Silent Night" with Robin Quivers.
Howard talks to Lindsay Lohan about growing up in the spotlight and her new reality TV show, "Lindsay Lohan's Beach Club."
Howard talks to stand-up comedian Sebastian Maniscalco about his rise to fame, upcoming Madison Square Garden performance, and Netflix special based on his best-selling memoir, "Stay Hungry."
Howard talks to actor and comedian David Alan Grier about "In Living Color," partying with Prince, and his role on the comedy series, "The Cool Kids."
Howard talks to music producer Mark Ronson about his success in the music industry, working with Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga on "A Star Is Born," and his upcoming collaboration with the "King of All Media" himself.
Howard talks to musician Gary Clark Jr. about his start in music, performing with The Rolling Stones, and the writing process behind his new album, "This Land."
Howard talks to musician Peter Frampton about his illustrious career, playing on despite disease, and his upcoming farewell tour.
Howard talks with Def Leppard about their upcoming induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, how they overcame a tragic car accident, and their friendships with Queen, David Bowie and Robert Plant.
Howard talks with actor Alec Baldwin about the Trump Presidency, celebrity impersonation techniques, and his upcoming films.
Howard talks with Sammy Hagar & The Circle about their relationships with Van Halen and Led Zeppelin, Sammy's metaphysical encounters, and their debut album, "Space Between."
Howard talks with Chelsea Handler about her breakthrough in therapy, her experience taking a dog tranquilizer, and her new book, "Life Will Be the Death of Me: ...and You Too!"
Howard talks with Charlize Theron and Seth Rogen about shooting love scenes, meeting Steven Spielberg, and their new comedy, "Long Shot."
Howard talks with Tracy Morgan about his fascination with sea life, what makes a stand-up comic great, and his hit TV show, "The Last O.G."
Howard talks with Maren Morris about songwriting, the pressures of fame, a phone call from Elton John, and her hit song, "GIRL."
Howard talks with Jimmy Kimmel about his Las Vegas comedy club, managing his busy schedule, and his live remake of Norman Lear's "All in the Family" and "The Jeffersons" on ABC.
Howard talks with Adam Carolla about his longtime friendship with Jimmy Kimmel, the return of "Crank Yankers," and his new comedy special, "Not Tack Bell Material."
Howard talks with Dana Carvey about "SNL," celebrity impressions, almost quitting "Wayne's World," and his longtime friendship with Conan O'Brien.
Howard talks with James Corden about "The Late Late Show" format, Paul McCartney's "Carpool Karaoke" appearance, skydiving with Tom Cruise, and hosting the 73rd "Tony Awards."
Howard talks with Bill Maher about his start in comedy, his opinions on current politics, repairing their friendship, and hosting "Real Time" on HBO.
Howard talks with Russell Crowe about his acting career, working with Anthony Hopkins, receiving a gift from Marlon Brando, and portraying Roger Ailes in "The Loudest Voice."
Howard talks with Joe Namath about his football career, living with fame, working with O.J. Simpson, and his new book, "All The Way: My Life in Four Quarters."
Howard talks and Conan O'Brien discuss the art of conversation, career dysmorphia, and Howard's Evolution on the podcast, "Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend."
Howard talks with the victim advocate and best-selling author Kim Goldman about the OJ Simpson murder trial, living with the loss of her brother, and how she is moving forward on her podcast, "Confronting: O.J. Simpson."
Howard talks with legendary comedian David Spade about his experience at Adam Sandler's daughter's bat mitzvah, his rapport with Jack Nicholson, and his new Comedy Central show, "Lights Out with David Spade."
Howard talks with actress Bella Thorne about her film and television career, her honesty on social media, and the inspiration behind her revealing new book, "Life of a Wannabe Mogul: Mental Disarray."
Howard talks with comedian Whitney Cummings about unused jokes, leaving "Roseanne," an embarrassing dinner with Quentin Tarantino, and her new Netflix special, "Whitney Cummings: Can I Touch It?"
Howard talks with actor and Stern Show announcer George Takei about politics, a potential "Star Trek" reboot, "The Terror: Infamy," and his new podcast, "Oh Myyy Pod."
Howard talks with actor Orlando Bloom about his start in acting, his success in "Pirates of the Caribbean" and "The Lord of the Rings," and his new show, "Carnival Row."
Howard talks with comedian Nikki Glaser about her appearance on "The Comedy Central Road of Alec Baldwin," her romance with Bobby Bones while on "Dancing with the Stars," and her Netflix comedy special, "Bangin'."
Howard talks with Nick Cannon about his intense daily routine, leaving "America's Got Talent," a foray into daytime television, and hosting "The Masked Singer."
Howard talks with Billie Eilish and her brother, FINNEAS, about their musical upbringing, dealing with fame, and Billie's upcoming Where Do We Go? World Tour.
Howard talks with Jimmy Kimmel about his love for Ronnie the Limo Driver, his dinner parties with Howard, and his awkward roast of Bill Gates.
Howard talks with Arnold Schwarzenegger about his body building career, his stance on politics and the environment, and his new film, "Terminator: Dark Fate."
Howard talks with Adam Levine about leaving "The Voice," his new show "Songland," and a performance of his new song, "Memories."
Howard talks with Robert Downey Jr. about leaving the Marvel Cinematic Universe, working with Rodney Dangerfield, and his upcoming film, "The Voyage of Doctor Doolittle."
Howard talks with Jennifer Aniston about her upbringing in show business, her experience on "Friends," and her new Apple TV+ show, "The Morning Show."
Howard talks with Seth Rogen and Snoop Dogg about smoking weed, hobbies, and their upcoming projects.
Howard talks with Demi Moore abut her troubled upbringing, the importance of forgiveness, her illustrious career, and her new book, "Inside Out: A Memoir."
Howard talks with Green Day about their relationship with their record company, their upcoming tour with Weezer and Fall Out Boy, and their upcoming album, "Father of All..."
Howard talks with Jimmy Kimmel about Los Angeles, the return of "Crank Yankers," and the upcomming "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" in Brooklyn.
Howard talks to Paul Rudd about life since "Ant-Man," working with legends, and his new Netflix show, "Living with Yourself."
Howard talks to Trevor Noah about "The Daily Show," his difficult upbringing in South Africa, dating and relationships, and his new comedy tour, "Loud & Clear."
Howard talks to Kristen Stewart about growing up on the set of “Twilight,” her thoughts on love and marriage, and her upcoming reboot of "Charlie's Angels.”
Howard talks to Chris and Rich Robinson of The Black Crowes about the band’s reunion, touring with the Rolling Stones, and their upcoming "Shake Your Money Maker" Tour.
Howard talks with Rachael Ray about growing up in the food industry, her relationship with Oprah, her multiple business ventures, and her new book, "Rachael Ray 50: Memories and Meals from a Sweet and Savory Life: A Cookbook."
Howard talks with Seth Meyers about his time at "Saturday Night Live," the "Late Night" writing process, and his new Netflix comedy special, "Seth Meyers: Lobby Baby."
Howard talks with Adam Sandler about his “Saturday Night Live” departure, jamming with rock stars, and his new film, "Uncut Gems."
Part 1 - Howard talks with Hillary Clinton about “The Book of Gutsy Women,” meeting Nelson Mandela, and her love of The Beatles and the Rolling Stones.
Part 2 - Howard talks with Hillary Clinton about life in the public eye, the Bin Laden raid, Russian meddling, and the 2020 presidential election.
Part 3 - Howard talks with Hillary Clinton about her favorite president, falling in love with Bill, investigating Nixon, and life as a First Lady.
Part 4 - Howard talks with Hillary Clinton about her upbringing, attending Wellesley, becoming Secretary of State, and meeting her future husband, Bill Clinton.
Part 5 - Howard talks with Hillary Clinton about her relationship with Senator Lindsey Graham, attending President Trump’s inauguration, the 2016 presidential debates, and the issues faced by female politicians.
Howard talks to Alec Baldwin about "The Irishman," "The Comedy Central Roast of Alec Baldwin," awards season, and his upcoming project, "Dr. Death."
Howard talks to Leslie Jones about her stand-up career, auditioning for "Saturday Night Live," and her Netflix special, "Time Machine."
David Spade talks painful massages, weird weed stores, exclusive Hollywood parties, and the TV role he lost to Jim Carrey.
Howard talks to Harry Styles about his start on "The X Factor," his friendship with Stevie Nicks, his songwriting process, and his new album, "Fine Line."
Howard talks to Adam Levine about his recent tour cancellation, this daily routine during self-quarantine, and when he thinks life will return to normal after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Howard talks to Jimmy Fallon about music, celebrity impressions, and taking "The Tonight Show" home during the coronavirus pandemic.
Tracy Morgan is here to bring hope and laughter during the coronavirus pandemic.
Howard talks to Rosie O'Donnell about her feud with Whoopi Goldberg, the government's response to COVID-19 and the return of "The Rosie O'Donnell Show."
Howard talks to Jon Bon Jovi about his friendship with Bill Belichick, sharing music with Paul McCartney and the "JERSEY 4 JERSEY" coronavirus benefit.
Howard talks to Amy Schumer about her difficult pregnancy, accidentally naming her son "genital" and her upcoming show, "Amy Schumer Learns to Cook" and "Expecting Amy."
Howard talks to David Letterman about his relationship with his son, his father's struggles with addiction and his thoughts on the coronavirus pandemic.
Howard talks to Anderson Cooper about working in the CNN studios during the Coronavirus outbreak, his opinion on Trump's leadership, and his new son, Wyatt.
Howard talks to David Spade about Michaels Jordan's "Saturday Night Live" debut, attending celebrity Zoom parties and his new movie "The Wrong Missy’ and his on-screen chemistry with co-star Lauren Lapkus.
Jerry Seinfeld on whether ‘23 hours to kill’ is his final stand-up special and which other comedian could’ve played Cosmo Kramer.
Howard talks to Sean Penn about his acting career, his humanitarian efforts and his organization's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Howard talks to Pete Davidson about his dating life, "SNL" and his new film, "The King of Staten Island."
Howard talks to Seth Meyers about working from home during the coronavirus pandemic, the comedic brilliance of JB Smoove and the 1000th episode of "Late Night With Seth Meyers."
Charlize Theron on shooting death-defying stunts, learning to talk like Megyn Kelly, and why she doesn't want to live forever.
Jon Stewart talks directing, drumming, and how Trevor Noah elevated ‘the daily show’ in a way he never could.
Howard talks to Jim Carrey about his friendship with Rodney Dangerfield, his take on the Hollywood dream and his semi-autobiographical novel, "Memoirs and Misinformation."
Howard talks to Colin Jost about sh*tting his pants, hosting "Weekend Update" and his memoir, "A Very Punchable Face."
Howard talks to Natalie Maines about dropping "Dixie," performing with Beyoncé and the inspiration behind the Chicks' latest album, "Gaslighter."
Howard talks to Katy Perry about career highlithts, pregnancy and the inspiration behind her latest album, "Smile."
Howard talks to Seth Rogen about weed humor, "Schitt's Creek" and his latest film, "An American Pickle."
Howard talks to Joe King about filming "The Act," the pros and cons of fame and the success of her Netflix films, "The Kissing Booth" and "The Kissing Booth 2."
Howard talks to Metallica about early influences, musical collaborations and their latest concert films, "S&M2" and "Encore Drive-In Nights Presents Metallica."
Howard talks to George Takei and his husband Brad about their relationship, Brad's nude portrait and George's upcoming graphic novel, "They Called Us Enemy."
Howard talks to Jane Fonda about climate change, activism and her latest book, "What Can I Do? My Path from Climate Despair to Action."
Howard talks to Adam Levine about his musical influences, learning to play guitar and Maroon 5's new single, "Nobody's Love."
Howard talks to Jimmy Kimmel about his favorite guests, Stern Show staff updates and the 2020 Emmys.
Howard talks to Machine Gun Kelly about his difficult childhood, his feud with Eminem and his new album, "Tickets to My Downfall."
Howard talks to Matthew McConaughey about his wild upbringing, life lessons and his memoir, "Greenlights."
Howard talks to Eddie Vedder about songwriting, surfing, politics and Pearl Jam's latest album, "Gigaton."
Howard talks to Governor Andrew Cuomo about his father, the 2020 presidential election and his latest book, "American Crisis: Leadership Lessons from the COVID-19 Pandemic."
Howard talks to Chelsea Handler about outgrowing "Chelsea Lately," performing at "Chappelle Summer Camp" and her stand-up special, "Evolution."
Howard talks to Wolfgang Van Halen about his father's legacy, Van Halen's future and his tribute song, "Distance."
Howard talks to Sarah Silverman about everyday observations, a mysterious porn shout-out and her latest project, "The Sarah Silverman Podcast."
Howard talks to Elton John about his extraordinary career, his songwriting union with Bernie Taupin and the release of rare demos from his eight-disc collection, "Elton: Jewel Box."
Howard talks to Billy Corgan about his musical influences, the pitfalls of fame and the Smashing Pumpkins' latest album, "Cyr."
Howard talks to Miley Cyrus about her musical evolution, performing cover songs and her latest album, "Plastic Hearts."
Howard talks to George Clooney about his start in acting, falling in love with Amal and his latest film, "The Midnight Sky."
Howard talks to Dr. David Agus about the science behind the COVID-19 vaccines, the origin of inoculation and the medical community's ongoing efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic.
Howard talks to Kevin Hart about stand-up comedy, work ethic and the debut of his new SiriusXM podcast.
Howard talks to Kristen Wiig about her early career, her time at "Saturday Night Live" and her latest film, "Barb & Star Go to Vista Del Mar."
Howard talks to the Foo Fighters about their early careers, remarkable collaborations and recording their latest album, "Medicine at Midnight."
Howard talks to Drew Barrymore about childhood fame, personal evolution and "The Drew Barrymore Show."
Howard talks to Tom Morello about his musical influences, signature guitar style and his latest collaborations with SiriusXM.
Howard talks to Arsenio Hall about "The Arsenio Hall Show," is friendship with Eddie Murphy and "Coming 2 America."
Howard talks to Eric Andre about growing up in Florida, "The Eric Andre Show" and his hidden-camera comedy, "Bad Trip."
Howard talks to Bob Odenkirk about writing at "Saturday Night Live," adapting to dramatic roles and prepping for the action film, "Nobody."
Howard talks to Chris 'Mad Dog' Russo about his newfound love of music, broadcasting from home and his opinions on everything from sports to recreational marijuana.
Howard talks to John Stamos about his personal evolution, playing with the Beach Boys, and his Disney+ show, "Big Shot."
Howard gets roasted by Triumph the Insult Comic Dog and talks to Robert Smigel about "Saturday Night Live," his son's battle with autism, and his comedy series, "Let's Be Real."
Howard talks to George Takei about his feud with William Shatner, coming out at sixty-eight, and his sex life with his husband.
Howard talks to Seth Rogen about his bizarre celebrity meetings, marijuana and brain health, and his memoir, "Yearbook."
Howard talks to Emily Blunt about superhero movies, working with husband John Krasinski, and the long-awaited-premiere of "A Quiet Place Part II."
Howard talks to Michael Che about his early career, hosting "Weekend Update," and his HBO Max show, "That Damn Michael Che."
Green Day Performs Live in Studio
