The Howard Stern Interview (2006) (1)

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."