Former KTWN deejay Tony Fly was brimming with insider info when we got together to videotape this Q&A. I interviewed Fly (that feels so silly) at a Men's Night trunk show held by J. Hilburn, custom ...

A London nurse is believed to have killed herself this week after deejays posing as royals tricked her into releasing information about Duchess Kate Middleton, who was hospitalized. Makes you wonder ...

SYDNEY (AP) — The Australian radio station behind a hoax phone call to the London hospital where the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge was being treated could face criminal charges for airing the ...

In the radio biz, if the buzz is good, the listeners will come. But now a suicide that followed an Australian radio prank is forcing American radio broadcasters to look in the mirror. “It was a ...

Should radio hosts and celebrity pranksters be held morally culpable for any ensuing chaos? If Greig and Christian work in the U.S., would their licenses be revoked? A nurse at London’s King Edward ...

The London nurse who killed herself after patching through a prank phone call from Australian DJs to the colleague caring for Kate Middleton was “traumatized” by the ordeal, it was revealed yesterday.

Radio has long been a source of entertainment, storytelling and unexpected surprises — especially on April Fools’ Day. Over the years, stations have pulled off some legendary pranks that caught ...

A prank isn't so fun when your job is on the line. Morning radio hosts Alex Duffy and Emma Louise Jones started their show as usual, with a delightful Sia song. It was only when Duffy started to ...

Public radio has a long history of pranking listeners on April 1st. Like the time listeners complained in droves to NPR about a story on farming whales in huge pools in Bellesville Illinois. And that ...

Houston-area drivers were reminded of an important lesson last week: Don't believe everything you hear on April Fools' Day. A local radio station claimed the Harris County Toll Road Authority is ...