Memphis Beat star Jason Lee joins host Robin Milling to talk about the sophomore season premiering on TNT. When Lee isn't acting and working up a sweat in New Orleans doubling for Memphis, he is busy compiling a photo essay of his travels which he hopes to someday unveil to the public in a coffee table type book.

Jersey Shore's Long Beach Island rolled out the red carpet for their 3rd annual Lighthouse International Film Festival. Stand-up comedian Steve Mazan who stars in the documentary 'Dying to Do Letterman' and director Biagio Messina join Robin Milling to discuss how Mazan's lifelong dream to appear on Letterman matched up to his race against time in battling cancer.

Attention Foodies! Cooking Channel host Ben Sargent of Hook, Line & Diinner joins Robin Milling at the Food Network studios. Ben formerly known as The Lobster Pusha for his underground lobster roll cartel in Brooklyn talks about his new show debuting June 7th. Ben does it all from catching his dinner in the East River (yes you read correctly) to cooking it and sharing his journey with fisherman around the country with viewers. Ben cooks his yummy 'to die for' lobster roll for Robin.

Ewan McGregor has had many love interests but none have touched him as much as his canine co-star Cosmo in his latest film Beginners. McGregor tells host Robin Milling how he bonded with the pup wanting to take him home after the shoot, only to find his wife was allergic to hairy dogs! "I did find a little rescue dog on the last day of the shoot called Sid who’s my dog now. I still see Cosmo now and again with

Sid. He’s like a Cosmo replacement because he’s the same size and white so it’s like having Cosmo around and my wife isn’t allergic to Sid so he’s a real member

of the family."

Pirates of the Caribbean star Naomie Harris joins host Robin Milling to talk about her starring role in The First Grader. Naomie who plays a Kenyan school teacher tells Robin of her own personal experience being bullied at school. "I took my education for granted. I was bullied in secondary school when I was a kid. Bullying is an awful thing and one of the lovely things we saw in Kenya is they don't have the concept of bullying in their schools. It's just not done."

Wes Bentley plays a revolutionary in There Be Dragons. Wes tells host Robin Milling he'd like to start his own revolution towards healthy eating habits. The star of American Beauty candidly shares slaying his own personal demons against drugs and accepting his fame. "I was being a real sh*t head in life and not making the best of it. I was addicted to heavy drugs for a couple of years and pushed my career far away. Now I feel completely different especially having my kid and my family in my life; I really care about others."

Host Robin Milling celebrates singer/songwriter Christopher Cross' 60th birthday and the release of his first CD in 12 years, Doctor Faith. It's been 30 years since the original Arthur with Dudley Moore opening in theaters. Cross, who penned the beloved Arthur's Theme weighs in on the remake.

"Dudley is Arthur and that's it. Russell Brand is a talented guy but Dudley created the character and he's gone so leave well enough alone. Steven Gordon who wrote and directed that picture died six weeks after Arthur came out which is why Arthur 2 was not very good. I haven't seen it and I'm not really interested in seeing it because I'm from the era that connects to Dudley. They asked us if they could use the song (Arthur's Theme) which we didn't let them do. They did re-record it with somebody else. I just have a lot of reverence for Dudley and miss him greatly and he's the one that brought that character to life. But it does bring it to a new generation so that was good."

Ron Eldard joins host Robin Milling at the Tribeca Film Festival for the premiere of Roadie. Ron, who gives a career making performance as a washed up rock 'n' roll roadie shares his own stories of the road visiting his childhood haunts. The former ER star reveals his aversion to web-based information to the point where it caused him to leave a fix-up when she brought up something she read on Google.

Urban Cowboy star Scott Glenn joins Robin Milling at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York to talk about his film Magic Valley. Glenn talks about making his home for the last 30 years in Idaho where the film was shot, what led him to become an actor. Still in tremendous physical shape at 70, Glenn reveals all the extreme sports he loves to take on don't compare to the physical toll doing movies has taken on him.

The Fabulous Beekman Boys Dr. Brent Ridge and Josh Kilmer-Purcell join host Robin Milling for lunch at My Sister's Place, just a stone throw away from their fabulous farm in tony Sharon Springs, New York. The guys brought over their famous goat cheese, made fresh on the premises by their beloved goats, and talked about their partnership, how they left the big city for farm life. Season two is currently airing on Planet Green.