Shock jock Howard Stern is singing a new tune -- admitting Monday that he's considering leaving radio to become a judge on “American Idol” next season.

The Budweiser "Bull" ad was selected as the number one ad of Super Bowl XLIV in a study conducted among viewers Sunday night, according to a national study.

One thousand free pairs of pants -- that's the hook and the fact that the Super Bowl spot included a collection of pantsless men marching across an open field.

American Idol producers are eager to hire Howard Stern to replace Simon Cowell as the show's tough-talking judge, the New York Post reported Friday.

The Super Bowl is the most watched TV event of the year, and as we all know, commercials are one of the most popular parts of watching the game. This year, a

Comedienne Joan Rivers has always had a secret rivalry with Jay Leno, but at the Sundance Film Festival -- to promote her new documentary "A Piece of Work" --

Jay Leno took a shot at his own network Thursday, criticizing NBC’s “agonizing” and “hugely embarrassing” slow-motion shuffle of its late night line-up that

A sexy American Idol contestant whipped Simon Cowell into shape when she turned up to auditions in a kinky dominatrix outfit, The Sun reported Thursday.

After Rosie O'Donnell exited "The View" almost three years ago, everyone thought it was her fiery on-air exchange with Elisabeth Hasselbeck on the war in Iraq

Pernell Roberts, the ruggedly handsome actor who shocked Hollywood by leaving TV's "Bonanza" at the height of its popularity, then found fame again years later

Fox was set to move fast to pick up Conan O'Brien for a rival late-night show, the New York Post reported Monday.

The current cast of “Jersey Shore” wants more money from MTV, but it looks like most cast members will make more in one TV episode than they do in one year at

TMZ says the current cast of “Jersey Shore” must decide on Monday to accept a new contract, or lose their jobs to a new bunch of people.

She helped elect a president. Now she has an arguably harder task: Repairing Jay Leno’s public image.

Conan O'Brien and his team are walking away from NBC with a whopping $45 million settlement, but there's a condition - "The Tonight Show" host can't bad-mouth