Howard Stern Goes on 45-Minute Rant About Les Moonves | THR News

Howard Stern launched a 45-minute rant against CBS CEO Leslie Moonves, discussing past grievances and a $500 million lawsuit filed by CBS against him. The lawsuit, which was settled in 2006, involved allegations of contract breach when Stern moved to Sirius. Stern expressed his anger and fear during the legal battle, which ended with Sirius paying $2 million and Stern gaining control of his CBS recordings. Despite the settlement, Stern harbored resentment towards Moonves, recalling a later encounter in Mexico. The Hollywood Reporter reached out to CBS for comments on the matter.

What was the main reason CBS filed a lawsuit against Howard Stern?

• Stern's failure to disclose his new deal

• Stern's personal vendetta against Moonves

• Stern's refusal to work with CBS

• Stern's comments about Moonves

How did Stern describe his feelings during the lawsuit with CBS?

• Confident and relaxed

• Panicked and scared

• Indifferent and calm

• Excited and hopeful

What did Stern gain from the settlement of the lawsuit?

• A financial compensation of $5 million

• A new contract with CBS

• Control of his master tapes

• A public apology from Moonves

What did Stern wear on the Late Show with David Letterman in March 2006?

• A hat with the Sirius logo

• A CBS Radio jacket

• A T-shirt with a photo of Moonves

• A suit and tie

How did Stern describe Moonves' reaction to the lawsuit?

• As a strategic move

• As a quick surrender

• As a mutual agreement

• As a fierce battle