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According to The L.A. Times, the 12,300 square foot house includes a home theater, a wine cellar, an elevator, six bedrooms, 8.5 bathrooms, a game room, a gym, a speakeasy-style bar and a six-car garage. The paper says Rome purchased the property in the Shady Canyon community in 2003 and the house was built in 2007. Check out pictures of the mansion HERE.

Sacramento station KHHM is no longer playing Kanye West songs after the artist took shots at the radio industry for getting paid to "play the same songs over and over again." West then ended his show after only 30 minutes and after being 90 minutes late. Here's what KHHM Music Director Justin "JayMarzz" Marshall said about the ban

Bubba The Love Sponge's attorneys are accusing Nielsen of not playing fair in the ratings tampering case against their client. According to Bubba's attorneys, approximately 75,000 documents have been dumped on them by Nielsen in their case of ratings tampering against the Tampa host, and they have not been given enough time to examine the document dump and put their defense together.

The mention was in a piece on Fast Company’s list of “10 Bold Rebrands That Made A Big Difference,” published Monday. Clear Channel became iHeartMedia in 2014 and iHeartRadio now has 84% brand awareness among consumers.

It's an HD 2 broadcast and a 250 watt translator on 98.1 for JVC on Long Island. The station signed on commercial-free thanks to a sponsorship from local company Slomins Home Heating and Security.

How often do you read about a host who stays with the same station for 35 years? WMMR’s legendary midday host Pierre Robert is one of the few after relocating from San Francisco to Philadelphia in 1981 and never looking back.

The folks from Benztown (pictured here) volunteered in Los Angeles at the E.J. Jackson Foundation Turkey Giveaway, which feeds over 10,000 hungry Angelenos in need every Thanksgiving.

New Hampshire morning show Greg & The Morning Buzz raised over $150,000 during its 26th annual Lend A Helping Can fundraiser. The funds will benefit 11 New Hampshire organizations that combat local hunger.

The Portland station raised the bonanza for Union Gospel Mission on November 17 at the Skype Live Studio. The amount raised equates to over 51,400 meals for the city’s homeless.

From our keynote speakers to our informative panels from the best financial minds in America, the reviews from Forecast 2017 have been extremely positive. Broadcast Attorney Frank Montero, who conducted a great off-the-record interview with NAB CEO Gordon Smith, said, "Congratulations on the very best Forecast ever. It was a huge success." Plan now to attend Forecast 2018 on November 15, 2017 at The Harvard Club in New York City.