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Named by Entertainment Weekly as “a great magician who can truly communicate with a TV audience” and Hidden Remote as a “fan favorite…with charisma and an easy rapport with an audience”, Michael Grandinetti is not your ordinary magician.With performances on national and international television, in stadiums, arenas, casinos, and theaters around the country, with Oscar-winning composers and symphony orchestras, for NFL and NBA halftime shows and major sporting events, for Fortune 500 companies, and even at The White House, Michael has made a name for himself around the world as an extremely talented and innovative illusionist. Over the past 20 years, Michael has been driven to make magic contemporary and to give it a wide, mainstream appeal.  He has had starring roles on NBC’s “The World’s Most Dangerous Magic II”, The CW’s “Masters of Illusion”, and Pop TV’s “Don’t Blink”, and his magic has been featured on the Emmy-nominated FOX series “Bones”, “The Today Show”, the “Hollywood Christmas Parade”, “The Bold and the Beautiful”, “Access Hollywood”, “Entertainment Tonight”, “SportsCenter”, “NBA on TNT”, “FOX & Friends”, and “The Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon”.  Michael has also appeared as a guest on radio shows across the country and in media including Parade Magazine, Starpulse, The Huffington Post, MAGIC Magazine, Young Hollywood, Pittsburgh Magazine, The Beverly Hills Times Magazine, Tucson Living, DC Life Magazine, and The Marilu Henner Show.  Michael was recently featured on CNBC’s “Make It”, a series about people who have achieved success in challenging industries, as well as the cover of TV Times magazine.    

LISTEN UP, BROTHER! It's WRESTLEMANIA season at ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN, and we're joined by wrestling expert Matt Hollinger to talk about TWO films where ER pairs with stars from the squared circle. First up finds Eric Roberts re-teaming (briefly) with his EXPENDABLES co-star “Stone Cold” Steve Austin in the 2010 CLIFFHANGER riff HUNT TO KILL. Then there's THE CONDEMNED II which finds Roberts as the father of WWE superstar Randy Orton in a barely related sequel to the Steve Austin-starring THE CONDEMNED from 2007. Pull out your 24-inch pythons and enjoy! As always, check out ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN on Twitter, or come chat ER (or anything else) on our Facebook group. Matt Hollinger is the pride of Des Moines, Iowa and can be found on Twitter @hollinger. Make him happy by attending the George Tragos/Lou Thesz Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame from July 21st-July 23rd, 2016 in Waterloo, IA. The lineup looks terrific: On this week's Roberts Report: We mentioned briefly at the end of the show Eric Roberts showing interest in appearing in SHARKNADO 3. Send your messages to The Asylum and tell 'em WE WANT ROBERTS. What?! @heidiandfrank I'm not in #SHARKNADO ? I guess my being in #SHARKTOPUS killed my chances — Eric Roberts (@EricRoberts) March 10, 2016 We discussed the gift that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave to Michelle Obama, as mentioned in this article from Maclean's magazine: What the Trudeaus gave the Obamas For Michelle Obama: First Lady Michelle Obama received a blue beaded cape from fourth-generation indigenous artist Tammy Beauvais of Kahnawake, Que. Three glass beads on the cape once belonged to the designer's great grandmother. Beauvais has been designing Aboriginal clothing since she was 13, and her work has been purchased by politicians and their spouses, including Aline Chrétien, wife of former prime minister Jean Chrétien. Many of the first ladies of North America, South America and Central America own the Sky Woman Cape. (Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau was also gifted a similar cape, in winter white.) Beauvais' work is also popular with celebrities, including Robert De Niro, who owns a satin Tree of Peace Native Design vest, and Julia Roberts' brother, actor Eric Roberts. ——————– We discussed the launch of http://z420.tv/ and its Eric Roberts-related programming. Eric's segments are called WHAT ARE YOU SMOKING? and can be found right here: http://z420.tv/what-are-you-smokin-with-eric-roberts/   We also have an interview with the founder of the network, which can be read right here: http://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/270952/420-reasons-you-should-read-about-the-cnbc-of-cann.html —————- Starpulse mentioned Eric Roberts Twitter rave about his co-star Robert Pattinson in the upcoming movie GOOD TIME: http://www.starpulse.com/news/index.php/2016/03/13/robert-pattinson-is-loved-eric-roberts Have a (now-deleted) picture of them together —– Finally, we discussed the upcoming Webseries SWEDISH DICKS starring Peter Stomare and Johan Glans. This article: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20160314005476/en/MTG-Keanu-Reeves-joins-Viaplay%E2%80%99s-original-production Mentions that Keanu Reeves will be making some appearances in it, but the big news is a reteaming of Stomare and Eric Roberts!   Break #1 – “Stone Cold Steve Austin Theme” (Original) Break #2 – “The Crusher” by The Cramps Break #3 – “Stuck Between Stations” by The Hold Steady Don't forget to head over to iTunes to subscribe and rate the show. If you like it.. tell a friend! Our theme song is (unofficially) officially endorsed by ERIC ROBERTS! The post Episode 22: Hunt to Kill (2010) & The Condemned 2 (2015) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

LISTEN UP, BROTHER! It’s WRESTLEMANIA season at ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN, and we’re joined by wrestling expert Matt Hollinger to talk about TWO films where ER pairs with stars from the squared circle. First up finds Eric Roberts re-teaming (briefly) with his EXPENDABLES co-star “Stone Cold” Steve Austin in the 2010 CLIFFHANGER riff HUNT TO KILL. Then there’s THE CONDEMNED II which finds Roberts as the father of WWE superstar Randy Orton in a barely related sequel to the Steve Austin-starring THE CONDEMNED from 2007. Pull out your 24-inch pythons and enjoy! As always, check out ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN on Twitter, or come chat ER (or anything else) on our Facebook group. Matt Hollinger is the pride of Des Moines, Iowa and can be found on Twitter @hollinger. Make him happy by attending the George Tragos/Lou Thesz Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame from July 21st-July 23rd, 2016 in Waterloo, IA. The lineup looks terrific: On this week’s Roberts Report: We mentioned briefly at the end of the show Eric Roberts showing interest in appearing in SHARKNADO 3. Send your messages to The Asylum and tell ’em WE WANT ROBERTS. What?! @heidiandfrank I'm not in #SHARKNADO ? I guess my being in #SHARKTOPUS killed my chances — Eric Roberts (@EricRoberts) March 10, 2016 We discussed the gift that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau gave to Michelle Obama, as mentioned in this article from Maclean’s magazine: What the Trudeaus gave the Obamas For Michelle Obama: First Lady Michelle Obama received a blue beaded cape from fourth-generation indigenous artist Tammy Beauvais of Kahnawake, Que. Three glass beads on the cape once belonged to the designer’s great grandmother. Beauvais has been designing Aboriginal clothing since she was 13, and her work has been purchased by politicians and their spouses, including Aline Chrétien, wife of former prime minister Jean Chrétien. Many of the first ladies of North America, South America and Central America own the Sky Woman Cape. (Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau was also gifted a similar cape, in winter white.) Beauvais’ work is also popular with celebrities, including Robert De Niro, who owns a satin Tree of Peace Native Design vest, and Julia Roberts’ brother, actor Eric Roberts. ——————– We discussed the launch of http://z420.tv/ and its Eric Roberts-related programming. Eric’s segments are called WHAT ARE YOU SMOKING? and can be found right here: http://z420.tv/what-are-you-smokin-with-eric-roberts/   We also have an interview with the founder of the network, which can be read right here: http://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/270952/420-reasons-you-should-read-about-the-cnbc-of-cann.html —————- Starpulse mentioned Eric Roberts Twitter rave about his co-star Robert Pattinson in the upcoming movie GOOD TIME: http://www.starpulse.com/news/index.php/2016/03/13/robert-pattinson-is-loved-eric-roberts Have a (now-deleted) picture of them together —– Finally, we discussed the upcoming Webseries SWEDISH DICKS starring Peter Stomare and Johan Glans. This article: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20160314005476/en/MTG-Keanu-Reeves-joins-Viaplay%E2%80%99s-original-production Mentions that Keanu Reeves will be making some appearances in it, but the big news is a reteaming of Stomare and Eric Roberts!   Break #1 – “Stone Cold Steve Austin Theme” (Original) Break #2 – “The Crusher” by The Cramps Break #3 – “Stuck Between Stations” by The Hold Steady Don’t forget to head over to iTunes to subscribe and rate the show. If you like it.. tell a friend! Our theme song is (unofficially) officially endorsed by ERIC ROBERTS! The post Episode 22: Hunt to Kill (2010) & The Condemned 2 (2015) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

Illusion Without Limits with magician, Michael Grandinetti Michael Grandinetti is not your ordinary magician. With performances on national and international television, in stadiums, arenas, casinos, and theaters around the country, with symphony orchestras, for NFL halftime shows and major sporting events, for Fortune 500 companies, and even at The White House, Michael has made a name for himself around the world as an extremely talented and innovative illusionist. Over the past 20 years, Michael has been driven to make magic contemporary and to give it a wide, mainstream appeal. He has been featured on NBC's “The World's Most Dangerous Magic II” television special, The CW's “Masters of Illusion” series, and Pop TV's “Don't Blink” series, as well as “CBS Sports”, “Access Hollywood”, “Entertainment Tonight”, “SportsCenter”, “Pardon The Interruption”, “NBA on TNT”, “New York Today”, and “The Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon”. He has also appeared as a guest on national radio shows and in media including Parade Magazine, Starpulse, MAGIC Magazine and TV Media Insights. Michael was recently featured on the cover of TV Times magazine, released nationally in newspapers across the U.S. In addition, Entertainment Weekly named Michael as one of the magicians they would like to see with their own television series, calling him “a great magician who can truly communicate with a TV audience”. For more information visit: http://www.michaelgrandinetti.com/ Watch video highlights at: https://youtu.be/1JHlgeulfA4

Over the past 20 years, Michael has been driven to make magic contemporary and to give it a wide, mainstream appeal.  He has been featured on NBC’s “The World’s Most Dangerous Magic II” television special, The CW’s “Masters of Illusion” series, and Pop TV’s “Don’t Blink” series, as well as “CBS Sports”, “Entertainment Tonight”, ESPN’s “SportsCenter” and “Pardon The Interruption”, “NBA on TNT”, ”New York Today”, “FOX & Friends”, “The Bold and the Beautiful”, “Crook & Chase”, and “The Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon”.  He has also appeared as a guest on national radio shows and in media including Parade Magazine, Starpulse, MAGIC Magazine, TV Media Insights, Young Hollywood, Pittsburgh Magazine, Tucson Living, and The Marilu Henner Show.  In addition, Entertainment Weekly named Michael as one of the magicians they would like to see with their own television series, calling him “a great magician who can truly communicate with a TV audience”.

Now for the 70s. Continuing our weekly horror specials for the month, Aaron is joined once again by Jimmy O from JoBlo.com, Brandon Peters from The Naptown Nerd, and Jason Coleman from Starpulse.com with the intention of talking more horror. This time the guys are dealing with horror from the 1970s, which ranges from prestige and mainstream entries like The Exorcist to experimental efforts like The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, which has obviously gone on to become a classic. Various directors are discussed, the impact of films like Halloween and Jaws is given attention, and plenty of other films are brought up in this fun conversation. And stay tuned for next week’s episode discussing the 1980s, where the guys will go over B-movie fun, gore, slasher films, and more!

Time for round 2. The horror bonus episodes continue, as Aaron is joined by Naptown Nerd’s Brandon Peters, Starpulse’s Jason Colman, and JoBlo’s Jimmy O to discuss horror films during the 1950s and 60s. This time period revolves around more movie monsters and Hammer Horror, how the atomic age and the Cold War became a factor, the works of Vincent Price and William Castle, the big changes taking place in the 60s, which included the shift into the supernatural-themed horror, the early days of slasher films coming from some great filmmakers, and plenty more, which the guys try to get all into. It is another fun episode and stay tuned for next week, when the guys talk entirely about 70s horror, when things get experimental, bloodier, and grittier.

So it begins! Thanks to some prodding by Joblo.com’s Jimmy O, we were inspired to do something special with the podcast for the month of October. The idea is to release a new bonus episode every Friday this month, in an effort to cover the various decades of horror. For this first week, Aaron is joined by Naptown Nerd’s Brandon Peters and Starpulse’s Jason Colman to discuss horror films up to the 1940s. This of course revolves around the silent film era, the early days of Universal’s Monster Movies, famed horror legends from that time, the many sequels and remakes that came during that time, and more. We sort of jumped in head first on this podcast concept and ended up having a lot of fun the first time around, so we hope you enjoy and stay tuned for next week’s episode: Hammer, Sci-Fi & Price in 3-D!

We are thrilled to have Entertainment Reporter, Kristyn Burtt back on DivaTalkRadio. All month long, Kristyn has taken us behind the Red Carpet with updates on nominations, fashions, and Star sightings. Today, she will share with us the inside scoop of the Red Carpet. Kristyn Burtt is a Streamy Award nominated host, new media producer, and pop culture writer. She began her hosting career with a children’s dance video teaching the world how to Electric Slide and Hokey Pokey. Since then, she has moved on to more serious ventures with the pilot episodes of The Arena with Jesse Ventura on MSNBC and host/reporter stints with QVC, ShopNBC, and PAX. She covered the 83rd Annual Academy Awards from the Nominations to the Red Carpet for Starpulse as well as the 65th Annual Tony Awards.  Currently, she is working as an entertainment correspondent for NBC/Universal's, iVillage.com. With 5 running infomercials, she is also a fixture on televisions all across the globe. Kristyn was nominated for a 2010 Streamy Award for Best Web Series Host, and The Web Files received 3 nominations at the 2012 IAWTV Awards including her winning two awards including Best Host in a Taped Hosted Web Series.  Recently, Newstex syndicated her pop culture blog, Red Carpet Closet.   

Kristyn Burtt is a Streamy Award nominated host, new media producer, and pop culture writer. She began her hosting career with a children’s dance video teaching the world how to Electric Slide and Hokey Pokey. Since then, she has moved on to more serious ventures with the pilot episodes of The Arena with Jesse Ventura on MSNBC and host/reporter stints with QVC, ShopNBC, and PAX. She just completed coverage for the 83rd Annual ...Academy Awards from the Nominations to the Red Carpet for Starpulse and Mingle Media TV. With 5 running infomercials, she is also a fixture on televisions all across the globe. For the last four years, she has co-hosted a live show for Toyota around the U.S. and she has interviewed the hottest celebrities on the red carpet for Focus Hollywood and Dance Channel TV. In July of 2009, she created the first online entertainment show focusing in on web series, “web celebs”, and new media called The Web Files. The show was named the Best Original Web Non-Fiction show for 2009 by Clicker.com and Kristyn was nominated for a 2010 Streamy Award for Best Web Series Host. Recently, Newstex syndicated her pop culture blog, Red Carpet Closet. Kristyn is an entertainment reporter who started out as a dance major at NYU. She’s had an interesting journey from the stage to hitting the red carpet at the Oscars. Additionally, she changed up her career mid-stream all thanks to one job that turned everything upside down. Kristyn’s story is a good fit for Diva’s who are looking for direction and focus in their careers. Plan to join us!