Luke Hamlet continues his informative discussion regarding his Long Island surf shop. He invites us to visit him, if we’re ever in his “neck of the woods.”

Nicole continues reading and answering e-mails from various individuals who want to know more about her work at the well-known American restaurant-chain Hooters.

Jimmy Carter interviews Gwyneth Paltrow at the premiere for her movie “Country Strong” about her role as Kelly Canter, a train wreck country star.

Luke Hamlet owns a surf shop in Long Island and provides an insight to surfing. He also talks about the different kinds of boards and the equipment which he has available in his shop.

In a series of short interviews from the Hawaiian island of Maui, we learn about the sport of kitesurfing. Get a glimpse of athletes competing in the Naish Blackbox high-jumping competition.

Tom Cruise shares his experience of working with Top Gun naval aviators and his perceptions of them throughout the making of the movie Top Gun with Jimmy Carter.

Jimmy Carter interviews Pamela Anderson about her acting and modeling career.

This is the famous interview with James Dean in which he talks about his passion for racing and advises young people to take it easy on the highway.

American finance student Jack Thomas tells about his life in London.

The Sugababes give some important tips on how to throw and enjoy a party.

Jimmy Carter interviews Farrah Fawcett about her role as one of the angels in Charlie’s Angels. She reveals to us how far some fans are prepared to go to see her. And she talks about the comedy series Man of the House in which she plays the role of a mom.

Jimmy Carter interviews Sandra Bullock about her daily work routine and is curious about her dating life.

In this second part of the interview Jimmy Carter asks Robin Williams about the message in the movie Hook and just why he was chosen for the role of Peter Pan.

Jimmy Carter interviews Sharon Stone about her acting career and her image as being the sexiest woman on screen.

Jimmy Carter about Adam Sandler: “He doesn’t do a lot of interviews anymore, but he used to be a nice guy, like a lot of funny folks, sort of shy, and listen to him talk about his childhood.”