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Baron joins Jerry Ferrara (Entourage) on Celebrity Pitch Tank and learns the investment game the hard way. While BDot and his Ballout dream meet reality. WTF Baron Davis
Vince and Amy. Homecoming King and Queen. Captain of the football team. Captain of the cheerleading squad. Life at home in their working class neighborhood wasn’t always perfect; but they were making the best of it. Or so it seemed. Flash forward eight years.
Amy is graduating law school and moving forward. Vince is an addicted dope dealer on a downward spiral to oblivion. Amy finally has to take a stand — “me or the drugs”. Blinded by foolish pride and the local celebrity status he’s attained by being Detroit’s
underground party supplier, Vince chooses the drugs. To his superficial entourage of customers and cronies, Vince boasts he’s better off without her. But she’s gone. For real this time. And Vince is feeling it. Racked with self-loathing and loneliness, Vince
has to consume near fatal amounts of the drugs he supplies to shut out the pain of life without her. Will this downward spiral continue? Or will Vince kick the drugs and ask Amy to take him back? The next forty-eight hours will tell. Life Goes On is their
story. Life Goes On DocknDeal Movies
Two feisty single moms spend a night cruising LA, finding it's not easy to hook up with a total stranger. A dark comedy from Executive Producers Adam McKay (ANCHORMAN) and Jeremy Piven (TV's ENTOURAGE). Fully Loaded
Sami's Cock is a story of a rooster written by a Baghdad writer that explains the entire Iraq war in four minutes, and an international cast from the shows Entourage, Prison Break, Angel, Dexter, 24, and Ugly Betty performs it. Sami's Cock
Subscribe now and dont miss an episode from this series of podcasts from the ceo of Foundation Music which is updated every Two weeks.Subscribe to catch Dj Spice in the mix for free on itunes. With an career in DJing spanning over twenty years, Spice's career began on the house party circuit as part of the Buzz Boys entourage, mixing up Rare Groove, Funk, Hip-Hop and early House music. Earning a reputation for mashing up the dance in next to no time, Spice soon made the logical step up to pirate radio, gaining a regular slot on Londons infamous Fantasy FM. The capitals biggest station at the time, Fantasy was partly responsible for the imminent explosion of House within the UK and threw regular events at the legendary Astoria, where Spice soon found himself resident. Rinsing the tunes of the early 90s to 2,000 people every Saturday night, the early life signs of Drum and Bass began to creep into his sets. Since the very beginning, Spice's contribution to the music industry spanned far beyond the performance arena. Finding employment in distribution initially for Pacific and then SRD in the late 80s, Spice took the step up to A&R a few years later and joined forces with Soapbar Records and Total Music Records, whom for the latter he ran record shop Total Music in Bethnal Green. Label artists included Moby, Judge Jules, T Power and plenty more of the dance music scenes movers and shakers, earning Spice valuable industry experience from the years of 1991-5. Climbing up the next rung of the career ladder into the production arena, he released on Hardcore Vinyl, Brand New 49T2, DKB, Soapbar Records and rolled out remixes for the mighty Suburban Base and Black Market International throughout this period.Throughout the first half of his career, Spice repped for a vast number of promoters including Telepathy, Vision, BCM, VIVID, Labyrinth, Breakfast Club, Enigma, Heaven On Earth, Biology, Soundshaft and many, many more.In the years following the turn of the millennium, Spice's stature as a DJ grew from strength to strength, hooking up with legendary pirate Kool FM for a regular show he holds to this day. Further club experience followed for the likes of legendary brands Moondance, Best Of British, True Playaz, Son Of Dance, Grace, One Nation, Hysteria, Jungle Fever, Innovation and countless others together with foreign experience in Spain, Germany, Russia, Estonia, Miami and the USA. Almost the final piece of the jigsaw, Spice's label Foundation Music was set up in 2005 and now has 23 releases under its belt; to quote the man, Foundation is about me contributing to the scene, I want to take the Foundation sound all over the world. This podcast features tracks by pendulum, Sub Focus, Logistics, Dj Pleasure, Original Sin, Taxman, Dj Hazard, Brookes Brothers, Blame, Heist, Cabbie, Sensai,Andy C, Dj Fresh, Majistrate and many many more Dj Spice Drum and Bass and Jungle Podcast
Shorts International bring you SHORTS - the globe's best short films available at the iTunes Music Store. Now via the magic of their mobile TV channel SHORTSTV, they bring the inside track on the world of short film straight to your computer. These regular podcasts feature news and views from film festivals around the world; Hollywood's finest including Oscar winners and nominees; plus interviews and previews of stars and celebrity talent, including Henry Rollins, Rebecca Gayheart, John Cleese, Entourage's Adrian Grenier, Dita von Teese, Frances McDormand, Gretchen Mol and Jon Stewart.

ShortsTV pulls back the curtain on the world's best independent short films and the filmmakers behind them. You will become addicted to their outrageous, twisted, extreme storylines; amazed at their wild, offbeat beauty; and then laugh till it hurts at the twist of hilarious comedy. These filmmakers are leading the entertainment revolution that will maybe even change your life!

Any podcasts featuring adult language or references to sex will be flagged with an explicit label. Enjoy!

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Dj Spice in the mix Dont miss an episode from this series of podcasts from the ceo of Foundation Music which is updated weekly. With an interest in DJing spanning twenty years, Spice's career began on the house party circuit as part of the Buzz Boys entourage, mixing up Rare Groove, Funk, Hip-Hop and early House music. Earning a reputation for mashing up the dance in next to no time, Spice soon made the logical step up to pirate radio, gaining a regular slot on Londons infamous Fantasy FM. The capitals biggest station at the time, Fantasy was partly responsible for the imminent explosion of House within the UK and threw regular events at the legendary Astoria, where Spice soon found himself resident. Rinsing the tunes of the early 90s to 2,000 people every Saturday night, the early life signs of Drum and Bass began to creep into his sets. Since the very beginning, Spice's contribution to the music industry spanned far beyond the performance arena. Finding employment in distribution initially for Pacific and then SRD in the late 80s, Spice took the step up to A&R a few years later and joined forces with Soapbar Records and Total Music Records, whom for the latter he ran record shop Total Music in Bethnal Green. Label artists included Moby, Judge Jules, T Power and plenty more of the dance music scenes movers and shakers, earning Spice valuable industry experience from the years of 1991-5. Climbing up the next rung of the career ladder into the production arena, he released on Hardcore Vinyl, Brand New 49T2, DKB, Soapbar Records and rolled out remixes for the mighty Suburban Base and Black Market International throughout this period.Throughout the first half of his career, Spice repped for a vast number of promoters including Telepathy, Vision, BCM, VIVID, Labyrinth, Breakfast Club, Enigma, Heaven On Earth, Biology, Soundshaft and many, many more.In the years following the turn of the millennium, Spice's stature as a DJ grew from strength to strength, hooking up with legendary pirate Kool FM for a regular show he holds to this day. Further club experience followed for the likes of legendary brands Moondance, Best Of British, True Playaz, Son Of Dance, Grace, One Nation, Hysteria, Jungle Fever, Innovation and countless others together with foreign experience in Spain, Germany, Russia, Estonia, Miami and the USA. Almost the final piece of the jigsaw, Spice's label Foundation Music was set up in 2005 and now has Ten releases under its belt; to quote the man, Foundation is about me contributing to the scene, I want to take the Foundation sound all over the world. This podcast features tracks by pendulum, Sub Focus, Logistics, Dj Pleasure, Original Sin, Taxman, Dj Hazard, Brookes Brothers, Blame, Heist, Cabbie, Soulpride, and many many more Dj Spice Drum and Bass and Jungle Podcasts - www.djspice.com
Simply. Filthy Few is all about unsigned & up-n-coming music that we think rocks...and by that we mean anything. From 8-bit gameboy pop to Daft Punk disco rock. We don't like pigeonholes, nor the PR driven, producer chosen, radio playlists that hog our airwaves.

We've featured podcasts from The Roskilde and V Music Festivals, interviews with the likes of Four Tet, Duke Dumont (Diesel U-Music Winner), Cajun Dance Party and Miss Odd Kidd...

Plus, what we like best - unsigned and up-and-coming gems from the likes of Late of the Pier, Hadouken, David E. Sugar, Neon Plastix, Lipstick Entourage, Bolt Action 5, Cajun Dance Party, Bombay Bicycle Club, Middleman, George Demure, Madamawitch, Downfall of Paris, The Van Daniels, Joe Lean and the Jing Jang Jong, Florence And The Machine, Gay Against You, Bolt Action Five, Middleman, You Remind Me Of Rasputin, Talk Taxis, The Ghost Frequency, This City, Mama Shamone, Dead Kids, Burmese Days, Dead Kids, Ebony Bones, LA Priest, The Ghost Frequency, The Svengalis, Toy Radar, One Trick Band, Johnny Foreigner, Stealth Disco, Trash Fashion, Lost Penguin, Smoking The Fool, Parka, Rosie Oddie & The Odd Squad, 586, Devils Gun, Kerry Anne Leatham, Lo Fi Culture Scene, Metronomy, 586, Miss Odd Kidd, Nic Nell, The Real Heat, MGMT, Threatmantics, Asteroids Galaxy Tour, Little Boots, DJ Mehdi, Joakim, Stars and Sons, Crystal Castles, Metronomy, Man Like Me and many more. Filthy Few Podcasts
In this podiobook: In 'The Zany Time Travels of Warble McGorkle' (book II of a trilogy, and the first one recorded), Warble Poundcake McGorkle and his entourage (wife, employees, a sales team, and a canine) travel back in time to revise history.Their meddling in events during American Revolutionary War Times, at Custer's Last Stand, the Alamo, Woodstock, and many other pivotal events--as well as a detour to 1st Century Jerusalem to kidnap Jesus (or Judas)--leads to catastrophic consequences for those living in modern times. Among the things Warble and his gang perpetrate are:1. Banishing George Washington to England for inventing the peanut (and thus being responsible for 'Peanut Envy')2. 'Helping out' at the Alamo, so that it's the Mexicans who ultimately get 'saddled' with Texas3. Originating Pre-emptive Strikes (umpires calling strikes before the ball is thrown)4. Changing song lyrics at Woodstock to influence the politics and modify the personalities of the concert-goers These are just a few of the outrageous shenanigans that culminate in a climactic scene as the protagonists return to the present and see what their changes have wrought. The Zany Time Travels of Warble McGorkle - A free audiobook by Blackbird Crow Raven J.C. Hutchins
Reviews and analysis of 30 Rock, Entourage, Family Guy, Dollhouse, Heroes, How I Met Your Mother, Lost, Prison Break, Scrubs, The Big Bang Theory, The Office, The Simpsons The TV Critic Podcast Channel

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