Robin Quivers wasn't quite sure what to make of the up-and-comer Howard Stern when she started her job as a newscaster at WWDC in Washington, DC in 1981. "Immediately, on day one, he started talking ...

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Robin Quivers is celebrating some "miracle" news after her years-long battle with endometrial cancer. "I'm cancer-free!" Quivers, 73, announced during Monday's episode of The Howard Stern Show.

Robin Quivers shared some big news on Monday's edition of "The Howard Stern Show" on Sirius XM. Stern's longtime radio partner announced that she's cancer-free after a 14-year battle with the disease.

Robin Quivers, the longtime voice riding shotgun with Howard Stern, is 73 and facing a brutal new phase of her cancer fight. As she leans into treatment and recovery, the future of her daily role on ...

After thirty years on the Howard Stern show, Robin Quivers is finally stepping out on her own. The popular radio co-host recently said she’d like to launch her own talk show and hopes to replace Oprah ...

Three years cancer free, Robin Quivers now uses her voice to raise awareness Cancer was the last diagnosis radio personality Robin Quivers expected when she walked into the hospital in May 2012. “I ...

Robin Quivers is known for her sense of humor as co-host of “The Howard Stern Show,” but when she ran and completed the New York City Marathon a few weeks ago, she knew her accomplishment was no ...

Shock jock Howard Stern’s loyal sidekick Robin Quivers has been absent from the SiriusXM studio for weeks, sparking fears her cancer has returned, RadarOnline.com has learned. A SiriusXM insider ...

Howard Stern’s perennial sidekick Robin Quivers used to pig out on Roy Rogers with him after the show, but in the past six months she has switched to a vegan diet. “I was having trouble with ...

Robin Quivers is officially cancer-free after battling the disease for over a decade. The longtime "Howard Stern Show" veteran and cohost made the announcement during the show's June 1 episode.