When Howard brought up actress Charlize Theron, Robin smugly asked "What does she do?"
     
     Sorry Robin, Charlize is an Oscar winner with another 23 award wins & 24 nominations. She also has 35 TV and movie credits to your 3 tv and movie credits.
     
     Research more, talk less, Robin:
     
     Charlize Theron:
     http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000234/
     
     Robin Quivers:
     http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0704472/
     
     (Admin note: Charlize also makes over $4 million a year in product endorsements in addition to her Hollywood career, she has a star on the walk of fame, and she has been named in the Hot 100 or Sexiest Celeb lists of publications such as FHM, Maxim, People, and Esquire no less than 10 times. How many times has Robin made such a list?)

     Robin was telling the news story of how a mother and her 2 1/2-year-old autistic boy were thrown off a plane yesterday.
     
     Robin specifically said that the airplane was taxiing "TO" the Raleigh-Durham airport when the mother and son were thrown off.
     
     No, Robin, the plane was actually taxiing FROM the Raleigh-Durham airport.
     
     Common sense would dictate that if a plane was taxiing to the airport, that would mean the plane had landed at its destination, so there would generally be no need to throw a passenger off.
     
     You can read the entire story at the Chicago Tribune at:
     
     http://tinyurl.com/6y4629
     
     ...where you will see that the plane was departing from the Raleigh-Durham airport and where the pilot had to turn the plane around to return to the gate to throw the mother and son off.

     Given that this is a national news story that has been posted all over the internet and reported on TV there really is no excuse for this one.... Robin reported that there was a shooting at a factory "after an employee was fired or something". I guess the circumstances surrounding the murder of 6 of people are not all that important to the news woman.
     
     While Howard played a related clip it seems Robin actually took the time to read the article in front of her and corrected herself by saying the shooter had just argued with his supervisor.
     
     http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hCQpscfc_M8JtSecCWwa2c9zp7mQD91H6FV80

     During the "Wedding Song Game," the gang cracked up upon learning that Sal's wedding song was "Unchained Melody" by the Righteous Brothers. Robin then made a crack about how Sal thought he was "Patrick Swayze" and his wife was "Baby." Sorry, Robin. "Unchained Melody" is from the movie "Ghost," which costarred Demi Moore as Molly. Baby, of course, was played by Jennifer Grey in "Dirty Dancing."

     Early in today's show it was revealed (by JD) that Ronnie had colored his beard/mustache. Robin insisted several times that he had used Grecian Formula. When Ronnie revealed that he had in fact used Just For Men, Robin followed with "That's what it's called now." While both are manufactured by Combe Incorporated, based in White Plains, New York, both are separately marketed products. Additionally, they work differently with Grecian Formula being a gradual process taking weeks to work while Just For Men is a dye product that works in less than five minutes.

     During Robin's uninformed, plagued-with-errors news segment, she repeatedly referred to basketball great Kobe Bryant as Kobe O'Brien, even after being corrected by Howard. Later she made an almost identical mistake referring to him as Kobe O'Bryant. We never knew he was Irish!
     
     All of this despite having the news story right in front of her. Can she just read the story as it's written?

     Robin said that actress Anne Heche is joining the cast of another TV series (her series "Men In Trees" was canceled).
     
     As of today, there has been no announcement of Anne Heche joining the cast of any TV series.
     
     Unlike Robin, I check multiple sources before I make a statement.
     
     I searched Anne Heche at IMDB (the premiere site for all celebrities concerning the previous and upcoming jobs). No new TV job is listed for her.
     
     I also searched Wikipedia.
     
     I also searched "Anne Heche" at both Google News and Yahoo News. The only recent news stories about her talk about her divorce settlement and that "Men In Trees" has been canceled. There have been no articles published concerning an announcement that Anne Heche has joined the cast of a new or existing TV series. (Of course, in the future Anne Heche might be returning to a new or existing TV show, but as of today, Robin was absolutely wrong when she said Anne Heche has joined the cast of another TV show.)

     Robin stated that Larry Birkhead purchased $3000 worth of Marilyn Monroe's lingerie for DannyLynn. Howard tried to correct her, that the Lingerie was actually was owned by DannyLynn's Mother, Anna Nicole Smith.
     
     Who would buy lingerie for a baby?
     

     Robin stated that the movie 10,000 B.C. opened big and then bombed. I guess over a quarter of a billion dollars worldwide is a bomb in Robin's world! ($269,065,581.00)
     
     cite: boxoffice mojo
     http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=10000bc.htm
     

     I have a Sirius question. Can Robin blurt out two mistakes in less than 30 seconds? The answer is.... YES!!
     
     During her news segment (a goldmine for blunders) the talk turned to the new 'Get Smart' movie. Howard talked about how much better Don Adams had been in the lead role.
     
     First mistake, without thinking Robin did her best Don Adams impersonation and said "Hello Mr. Bippy!" Howard corrected her by saying that the line was "Hello Mr. Whoopy".
     
     Second mistake, the line isn't even from Get Smart, but from an old cartoon series called Tennessee Tuxedo which Don Adams voiced. Incidentally the theme song was recorded with the help of a recording engineer by the name of Ben Stern, father of Howard.
     
     Robin, when the topic of Don Adams comes up, sit down and shut up, a genuine expert is sitting right outside your window.

     During a a Cliff Palette game with callers, Robin became frustrated with one of the participants' inability to come up with a good answer, and told him he would lose out on $5000 if he couldn't guess what name Cliff Palette was saying. $5000 is often the top sponsored prize for the big Howard Stern On Demand game shows, not call-in games. Howard had to point out it was simply $500 less a legal situation arose. I have an idea; pay the winner $5000 and simply take the $4500 from Robin's massive paycheck. That may teach her to listen more and talk less.
     
     (Admin note: I heard this too, and considered posting it, but I decided not to because Howard corrected her so quickly. But if others are irritated about it as well, we'll post it!)

     The third big gaffe (two already listed) Robin made about Tiger Woods' win at the US Open was that he "Blew away" the field.
     
     Robin is wrong, as usual. The truth is he was tied for first with Rocco Mediate after 4 rounds, and both were just a stroke ahead of Lee Westwood. Woods and Mediate played another 18 holes and they were still tied on the 18th, until Woods beat Mediate by 1 stroke on the 19th hole (sudden death) of playoffs.
     
     That is hardly blowing anyone away. Tiger won, and congrats to him, but he did it by the skin of his teeth.

     Robin said tiger woods won the US Open for the third year in a row. Actually, he won it for the third time in his career, having won previously in 2000 and 2002.
     
     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiger_Woods
     
     Robin could have easily looked this information up from a hundred different online sources, but in true Quivers reporting style, she decided to just make shit up rather than take 30 seconds to verify a fact.

     While talking about Tiger Woods' victory over Rocco Mediate, Robin completely hosed up Rocco's last name, pronouncing it Med-i-tay. How hard is it to read the word Mediate? Does she not proof read and at least learn how to pronounce names prior to reading this stuff. She is not a real news-person. I am tired of her cackling on the show and constant chatter ...
     

     Know-it-all Robin was convinced that the Battlestar Galactica series was over after the previous episode, even though Howard knew the truth.
     
     Jon Hein confirmed that Howard is right. They split the season in half and there are about 12 more episodes left. The last episode was only the mid-season cliffhanger.
     
     The new episodes will air starting at the beginning of the next TV season, and there is talk of another mid-season movie too.

     On todays show. Robin's mouth was in fine form. During a discussion about Kate Hudson, Robin gave her dad's name as 'Bill Reynolds' before Howard once again had to quickly correct her. Then later in the day when it was news time, Robin did a story about news person Wendy Williams by giving her name as Wendy O. Williams. I was awfully impressed that Robin had news that a woman who sang in a punk band and died several years ago was alive and kicking. Once again, Howard had to save her from looking stupid (too late!!)

     When Alanis Morissette was in studio Howard and Artie were goofing on her ex-fiance Ryan Reynold's. Robin had to chime in with "You didnt like 'Employee of the Month'" laughing. Nice try again Robin but Ryan Reynolds was not in Employee of the Month, you must be thinking of Dane Cook.
     
     Why can't she just keep her mouth shut when she does not know about something? It's like she is trying to prove herself to people but is always wrong about everything and just makes herself look really dumb. It's actually sad.
     
     http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0424993/

     During the news, Robin reported about the story of the doctor who got enraged at a gas station in California after another driver allegedly cut in front of him on line at a gas station. (The doctor was arrested for brandishing a tire iron.)
     
     Howard asked Robin: "There are gas lines"?
     
     Robin replied: "Yes," scaring Howard into thinking there are gas lines now similar to those of the past.
     
     Wrong, Robin, as usual.
     
     There are no gas lines. In this particular incident, it was at a Costco gas station. Costco charges a cheaper price than most retail stations. Costco gas at this station on this day was $4.33 per gallon for regular unleaded. (At other stations in the area, the average gas price was $4.50 per gallon.) So, people line up to try and save a little money per gallon, not because of a shortage.
     
     Robin, you should be embarrassed at the amount of misinformation you spew, and that said information might scare people.

     On June 9, 2008 during the news segment, Howard joked that Obama's running mate should be Boutros Boutros-Ghali, the famed diplomat and former secretary-general of the United Nations. Robin responded with a quick, "...you're gonna dig him up?"
     
     Boutros is alive and well which is more than one can say about Robin's intellect!

     During the news segment on June 9, 2008, Howard suggested that Americans are entitled to better gas prices because the United States saved Saudi Arabia from invasion in the early nineties. Before he could finish his thought, Robin interrupted and strongly stated, "...it was Kuwait."
     
     Operation Desert Shield was a military operation built upon the premise of defending Saudi Arabia and other states in the region:
     
     http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/ops/desert_shield.htm
     
     Oh, Robin, first you interrupt and then you "mis-correct," a term specifically designed for your bullsheeeeeeet!

     During yet another discussion about music on the show, Robin made the claim that the song 'Louie Louie' was "...about nothing." In fact, this song tells the tale of a sea shanty returning to Jamaica to see his object of affection:
     
     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louie_Louie
     
     Robin would be well advised to rent the 1990 film, 'Coupe De Ville' that features a hilarious debate about the meaning of the song and ultimately confirms the wikipedia information.

     Robin referred to a new show on CBS as "Swingers" but it's actually "Swingtown".
     
     http://www.cbs.com/primetime/swingtown/
     
     Swingers was a movie produced in 1996 starring Jon Favreau and Vince Vaughn.
     
     http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0117802/

     While Howard was announcing the upcoming visit to the studio by Alannis Morisette, Robin chimed in how she wanted to talk to her about how she feels about her ex-fiancé being engaged to a super model.
     
     Morisette's ex-fiancé is actor Ryan Reynolds, and Ryan Reynolds is engaged to actress Scarlett Johansson. Johansson is an actress and certainly not a super model, nor has she ever been a super model, nor even a model in any meaning of the term, aside from a few commercial shoots for various retailers.

     As soon as I heard Robin say this, I knew she had to be wrong... even though I admittedly had no idea who constituted the correct answer.
     
     Robin: "[Barack Obama is] the first black man to represent a party in the national election."
     
     The earliest African-American, party-nominated male candidate for President I can confirm is noted Black Panther Party activist Eldridge Cleaver - running for President under the Peace and Freedom Party banner in 1968.
     
     http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eldridge_Cleaver
     http://www.cnn.com/US/9805/01/cleaver.late.obit/
     
     Perhaps there was even an even earlier candidate? Anyway, there are more than two political parties in the United States, Robin.
     
     One good thing about a Queen Quivers' newscast: it creates far more good questions than good answers.

     Robin can't seem to understand that Miley Cyrus is the real person who plays a character on a tv show called Hannah Montana...
     She kept insisting that her name is Hannah Montana - not Miley Cyrus.
     

     When discussing if Howard could play a gay character in a movie, Howard was searching for the name of a movie in which Robin Williams played a gay man. Ms. Quivers answered with all authority, "La Cage Aux Folles". Well, you were almost right Robin, but as usual -- NOT. The Robin Williams movie was "The Birdcage". The Birdcage was a remake of the 1978 movie "La Cage...", and of course, both were based on the 1973 play, "La Cage aux Folles". Not to split hairs, but you should know the difference, Robin!

     Holy cow, I can't keep up. Robin wasn't wrong for the entire show today--only when she opened her mouth. She said it was the character named Beetlejuice who had his head shrunk in the movie. (It was the explorer in the waiting room.) When asked the name of the Radio Hall of Fame she started, "Uh, The Museum of..." until Howard bailed her out. Howard bailed her out again after he asked where the title of "To Kill a Mockingbird" came from. She stumbled over something about "an expression about a mockingbird." When asked what NASA had sent to Mars she began with, "Uh, the lunar rover..." And these are only the ones I remember. I should start writing these down!