Don Imus was raised on a ranch in Arizona with his brother, Fred. He aspired to be a singer, and even made some records with Fred. To get them radio play, he applied to be a DJ.

Legendary radio personality Don Imus, who hosted the radio show "Imus in the Morning" for nearly 50 years, has died. Imus was 79. Skip to main content Plus Icon Click to expand the Mega Menu.

Don Imus Will Claim CBS Got What It Bargained For. He's Suing for $120 million. May 3, 2007 — -- Radio host Don Imus is going to sue CBS for $120 million, according to a draft copy of the ...

Imus seemed to revel in causing a stir, no matter what the consequences were for his career. "My goal is to goad people into saying something that ruins their life," Imus said in 2016 to Vanity Fair .

For Don Imus, outlaw radio was the best kind. As a young man in the early 1960s, Imus didn’t tune his receiver to some cookie-cutter Top 40 station playing a rote rotation of two-and-a-half ...

MSNBC and CBS radio turned down the dial on Don Imus yesterday, suspending him hours after he made another racial blunder – addressing the Rev. Al Sharpton and a key black congresswoman as &#… ...

Don Imus is tuning out. Big Apple radio’s original shock jock announced Monday that his long-running “Imus in the Morning” show will end on March 29, pulling the plug on a staple of the city ...

Imus told CBS News' Anthony Mason his comeback was possible because "I'm not full of sh*t. If I've done it, I'll own up to it. And then I have some sorta weird relationship with the audience.

April 10, 2007 — -- I am not going to defend Don Imus' comments about the Rutgers basketball team. I think the term "nappy-headed" is a clear reference to the women's race. It is derogatory ...