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When Howard Stern crosses over in January to satellite radio and his own pay-per-view cable channel, he will do so from a new Midtown Manhattan studio loaded with the kinds of accessories that one would expect to find if the Playboy Mansion were given an extreme makeover.

At the touch of a button, a rack will drop from the studio’s two-story ceiling to reveal a selection of bikinis, for those guests who can be cajoled out of their street clothes.

A corner of the studio - which is located not at a gentleman’s club but on the 36th floor of the McGraw-Hill Building at Rockefeller Center - has been outfitted with water-resistant walls and floors, for any gags that might involve whipped cream.

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