a New York radio fixture for 20 years and host of a syndicated show for 12 million daily listeners (heard locally on WAQZ-FM, 97.3), bid farewell to commercial radio. On Jan. 9, Stern makes his move to satellite where his once-free speech will cost listeners $12.95 a month.

Several thousand people stood in the rain outside Stern's Manhattan studio. Many waved signs praising Stern and attacking the Federal Communications Commission.

"I'm a dedicated listener. I wanted to see this happen," said of Farmington, N.J. Asked why she was there, made a face and pointed at her husband.

"Desperate Housewives" star has accepted libel damages from a tabloid that claimed she had sex with men in a van outside her home. The Daily Sport, which published the story in July and repeated it in August, agreed to pay "very substantial damages" and her legal costs, to print a front-page apology and promised not to repeat the allegations. The amount was not disclosed.

collapsed following a performance in Tokyo and had to be hospitalized. The singer had performed "Boyfriend" for MTV Japan when she told the audience she felt sick and said to them, "I love you guys." She then collapsed in an elevator and was rushed to a hospital.

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