Every so often on The Howard Stern Show, a guest being interviewed will suddenly exclaim, "Oh, hi, Robin! I didn't know you were there."
One of the questions I hear over and over when child sexual abuse comes up is, "Why didn't they tell?" But when I was trying to figure out how to be safe again after my own experience, telling was one of the first options removed from the table. I didn't have anyone to tell.
BARNEGAT TOWNSHIP, N.J. -- Police in southern New Jersey have ticketed a man after they say he struck a car driven by Howard Stern's sidekick Robin Qu...
I love playing on all my water toys, but every time I use any of them -- from the slowest to the fastest -- I have to wear a life vest because I don't know how to swim. I am not alone; many African Americans are unsafe around water.
Captain America underscores the fact that we clearly have trouble confronting our own past, but we have no problem talking about other people's problems. Boy, did we get on those South Africans for apartheid!
I've never had a child, but years ago I joined Big Brothers Big Sisters of America. At the time I just wanted to take a little kid to the circus. I was sure I was capable of that and not much more.
Can anyone tell me why so many famous and powerful men decide not only to take pictures of their private parts but to text, tweet and email them to people? How many men have to be caught before men actually learn from the guys who have gone before?
I just got back from Napa a few days ago where we held the first ever 15 Foundation "It's For The Kids Benefit Concert," and what a wonderful weekend. I met so many fantastic fans.
All of us process food differently. Just because the food doesn't make you fat doesn't mean you're getting the nutrients you need or expelling the things in food that will make you sick.
Elizabeth Taylor once said in an interview that she wanted her epitaph to read, "Here lies Elizabeth. She hated being called Liz. But she lived." She sure did live -- and through her example, she showed others how to as well.
Charlie Sheen is fascinating, compelling, dangerous and exciting. We know it can't last. Eventually, Charlie will have to surrender and admit failure because too many people are watching.
Next time you're enjoying that discussion with friends about where you come from, just remember that most African Americans have no answer to that question.
A friend recently visited the show and announced that after years of struggling with her weight she's decided to have bariatric surgery. It made me sad.
Like a lot of people, I used to think I was incapable of doing anything about the way I felt everyday. Now that I know how much changing what you eat can transform your life, I can't stop proselytizing.
When did we lose the right to know what we are eating? When did food labeling become a con game to make us think we're eating healthy even when we are not? Why is the government assisting those who wish to confuse us?
Last week HuffPost Comedy got the chance to stop by "1 Night at Caroline's," a fundraising dinner and comedy show put on by Robin Quivers and her char...
I believe we need a Food Bill of Rights in the Constitution to help us make informed choices about what we eat and how our food got to our plates. This is a right as much as clean, drinkable water.
Following recent rumors, many are questioning whether Howard Stern has what it takes to be a judge on American Idol; but they've all got the question wrong. The real issue is whether American Idol deserves him.
