Grown Ups

Friends Thirty Years Later

In 1978 five boys were the best of friends. Thirty years later they get together in the Summer to meet one each others families. This comedy tells the story of who they married and what happened to them during the span of thirty years. The movie stars Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Chris Tucker and Rob Schneider.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Friday, May 21, 2010, 04:17:00 PM
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Letters to Juliet

An American Girl in Italy

A young woman travels to Verona, Italy where she learns of the legend of Juliet. People with broken hearts leave letters telling of their romantic experiences asking for Juliet's help. One letter dated 1957 changed the young woman's life as she set out to find the woman who was the subject of the letter. She locates the woman who is now a grandmother and together they embark on a journey that changes the course of their lives.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Friday, May 21, 2010, 04:05:00 PM
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Nutrition For Children

Follow the lower glycemic diet

Andrea Garber, talks about her work as a nutritionist and how she is trying to educate parents and children on how to change their diets. Their plates should be 1/4 whole grains, 1/4 proteins and 1 and 1/2 servings of fruits and vegetables. One can of soda is said to have 9 teaspoons of sugar. Even a small serving of pasta has enough sugar to put on weight in a child if the child overeats and does not exercise. Both adults and parents should incorporate brown rice, grains and breads instead of white flour food items that have little nutritional value and pack on the pounds.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Monday, May 17, 2010, 04:54:00 PM
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CNN Student News

Thailand Protests, Gulf Coast Oil Spill and Food in America

Carl Azuz reports on the protests in Bangkok Thailand and how the US is warning people not to travel there until the fighting has stopped. So far 30 people have been killed.
Environmentalists are concerned that the oil spill will continue to cause problems for WildLife as the continue to bring the oil above sea onto ships. Benefit concerts to help the fishing industry such as the Hangout Beach Music and Arts Festival and Gulf Aid will be raising money for those who are suffering due to the Wild Life being compromised due to the oil spill.
In Food News there is a new way to treat yourself to delicious cupcakes to break up the monotony of your day. Curbside Cupcakes now offer gourmet cupcakes in front of your office building. Once a lawyer Sam now sells nearly 1300 cupcakes a day as he updated his deliver stops on twitter and Facebook.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Monday, May 17, 2010, 04:32:00 PM
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Extra discusses Robin Hood with Russell Crowe and Kate Blanchett

From scenery to training on the set

Extra discusses Robin Hood with its co-stars, Russell Crowe and Kate Blanchett. Crowe talks about the impressive movie set in South East England with its 120 horses and hundreds of extras all gathered on a private estate. His physical training consisted of sweating everyday, elliptical training and weights.
Kate talks about the chemistry and adventure within the film and the how she has modernized Maid Marian. Hopefully women will connect with her strength and how she handles herself around the men of her time.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Thursday, May 13, 2010, 03:52:00 PM
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Blacktree tv interviews Russell Crowe

on his newest release Robin Hood

Russell Crowe teams up with Brian Grazer and Director Ridley Scott (Gladiator) to discuss his version of Robin Hood with Blacktree tv's host Jamaal Finkley.

Crowe talks about the many men who have played the role before him such as Richard Greenway, Douglas Fairbanks and Richard Todd. He said he remembered the story as a child and wanted this contemporary Robin Hood to be a rebel leader that
redistributes the rights of men for men.
Of course there is the appeal of taking from the rich to give to those who are in need. He hopes his audiences finds the idea of someone being out there who cares and is able to rebalance what is going on a rewarding and hopeful experience.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Thursday, May 13, 2010, 03:35:00 PM
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SNL Betty White

on the Lawrence Welk Show

Betty White guests star as a character on the Lawrence Welk Show for Mother's Day. Guesting on the show along with Betty were older cast members Amy Poehler, Maya Rudolph, Ana Gastayer and Rachel Dratch. They sing a tribute song and that is the intro for the show, Live from New York It's Saturday Night Live.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Tuesday, May 11, 2010, 06:41:00 PM
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SNL McGruber with Betty White

McGruber proposes to Betty White

McGruber is involved in another caper along with his assistant and grandmother. He confessed why he did not marry because he hadn't found the right person. So he asked his own grandmother to marry him as he diffused a hydrogen bomb.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Tuesday, May 11, 2010, 06:40:00 PM
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PBS News Hour latest information on capping the oil spill

Disaster in the Gulf of Mexico

Tom Bearden, Newshour Correspondent reports on how the BP has sent a ship 50 miles out to sea in order to contain the leak by siphoning the oil to the surface. It is said to be leaking 200,000 gallons of oil into the sea each day. This is the largest oil spill in history and it will take an enormous effort to reverse the damage to the sea and its inhabitants.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Friday, May 07, 2010, 05:40:00 PM
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PBS News Hour The Gulf of Mexico Spill

A Threat to Living Organisms in the Sea

PBS News Hour discusses the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico with Sylvia Earle an oceanographer and Explorer in residence at National Geographic.
She says the main concern of biologists and those who want to preserve all living organisms within the sea is how the dispersants can destroy all living creatures over time.
Currently tests are being run to see what can be done about this issue. Another concern is what will happen when the oil will break up and come ashore. Our life depends on the sea and everything that lives in the ocean. Hopefully biologists and those who care for the sea and its inhabitants will be able to save the whales, dolphins and all else that thrives beneath the sea.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Friday, May 07, 2010, 05:14:00 PM
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Auto.car uk tests the Porsche Cayenne

Cayenne Turbo handles like a sports car

The Porsche Cayenne is test driven and reviewed by Vicky Parrott.
2.2 tons, 4.8 meter long and can go from 0 to 172 MPH in 10 seconds. This Cayenne Turbo is better than the V6, the steering is heavier and allows more control over the vehicle with little effort. Its suspension management system is extremely impressive. It handles well and is a fantastic car for those that like an everyday car that is also a sports car.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Thursday, May 06, 2010, 06:33:00 PM
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Auto.car.uk test drives the Ferrari 599 GTO

Best Value Fastest Car Ferrari has ever built

Ferrari has launched its newest and fastest car to date. The Ferrari 599 GTO has a 6 liter engine, 661 horse power for 4/5 the price of the most expensive road car.
The precision handling and breaking system and aero dynamic package make this the most impressive road car for anyone who runs power and speed with little physical movement.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Thursday, May 06, 2010, 06:14:00 PM
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April 15th Tea PArty Protests

80 percent of Americans do not trust the government

Many protesters gathered all over the US to rally together for their distrust of the government and its laws regarding taxes.
Their 1st amendment rights were violated as they tried to voice their opinions about Washington. Some protesters were arrested even though it was not a violent rally.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Monday, May 03, 2010, 04:06:00 PM
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Attempted Terrorist Attack in Times Square

Taliban or American Extremists

The New York News reports on the recent attempted bombing in Times Square. The theory behind who might be responsible for this newest terrorist scare in New York is whether it might be the Taliban or American Extremists.
One Salt Lake City Resident, Sara Miller who was present at the time of the incident said she was very impressed with how quickly the police reacted to the situation to avoid anyone being injured or killed.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Monday, May 03, 2010, 03:42:00 PM
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Katherine Hamnett talks about being a Entrepreneur

From Brainwave to Business

Fashion Designer Katherine Hamnett talks about how she became a fashion designer and gives advice to other aspiring designers how to become an entrepreneur in the fashion industry.
She also discusses how 56% of all World Inventions came from British Designers, 22% are from Americans and 6% percent are by Japanese inventors.

Posted by Podcastplayhouse on Wednesday, April 28, 2010, 05:20:00 PM
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