Richard Kirshenbaum sits down with TV host and former ad man Donnie Deutsch to talk creativity, style, and inspiration, all over lunch for two.

Jonathan Tisch sits down with Bob Sillerman, Chairman and CEO of CFX, Inc. CFX owns some of the world's most iconic brands - Elvis, Muhammad Ali and the American Idol franchise.

Host Jennie Saunders talks with guests Arianna Huffington and Fred Armisen.

Host Jennie Saunders sits down with Matt Blank, CEO of Showtime, and Gerry Byrne, SVP of Nielsen Business Media.

The first episode of Giving: Exploring Creative Philanthropy. Featuring Lauren Bush, Countess Albina du Boisrouvray, and Brad Pitt.

The second episode of Giving: Exploring Creative Philanthropy. Segments include Step Up 2 Cancer, Howard Buffet, and Rachael Ray.

Independent producers, Ted Hope and Christine Vachon, discuss their love of film and how new technology affects the public's relationship to it. Guest: Noah Cowan.

Chris Blackwell, founder of Island Records, joins host Richard Kirshenbaum to talk style, inspiration, and creativity over lunch for two.

Richard Kirshenbaum sits down with fashion designer Cynthia Rowley to talk creativity, style, and inspiration, all over lunch for two.

Host Jennie Saunders sits down with Walter Isaacons, head of The Aspen Institute, and Andy Lack, Chairman of Sony BMG.

Host Ben Sargent travels to Martha's Vineyard and creates a delicious corn and crab chowder with local ingredients he picks, catches, and gets straight from the cows.

Host Sue Hostetler tours some of the most remarkable homes in Plum communities and talks with the homeowners about how they came to be.

Independent producers, Ted Hope and Christine Vachon, discuss creative control in the film industry. Guest: Mark Urman.

Independent producers, Ted Hope and Christine Vachon, discuss groundbreaking films and their experiences at the Sundance Film Festival. Guest John Cooper.

Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock sits down with host Richard Kirshenbaum to talk creativity, style, and inspiration - all over lunch.

After a successful career in writing songs for commercials, Kenny White, now in his late 40s, decides to to become a solo artist. A thrilling piece, featuring an interview and performances of several of his songs.

This film documents the rise of Spain as a premier wine and food destination. Plum travels to the standout regions of the Priorat, Rioja, Aragon, Ribera Del Duero and Jumilla to capture Spain's coming of age.

Take a trip to Le Tub, a well-known burger joint a short drive away from Miami.

In this episode of On Assignment, Plum's Jonathan Vigliotti talks with young entrepreneur Luther Kurtz, owner of Miami Skydiving Center.

As part of its wine documentary series, Plum TV takes to the hills of Tuscany to discover the culture and terroir that yield some of the world’s finest wine.

A compilation of the 2008 Bon Appetit Culinary and Wine focus at Beaver Creek. Includes Master Chef Challenge, Chef Ski Day, and Grand Tasting. Hosted by Cat Cora.

Independent film producers Ted Hope and Christine Vachon discuss their early experiences in the industry and working with first-time directors. Guest Mitchell Lichtenstein.

Host Stan Pottinger talks with Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House and architect of the 1994 Republican takeover of Congress.

Former Minister of the Unitarian Church, Rev. Ted Anderson, gives us a little insight into the legendary history of one of Nantucket's most prized landmarks.

Independent producers, Ted Hope and Christine Vachon, discuss creative control in the film industry. Guest John Sloss.

Host, Jonathan Tisch sits down with real estate tycoon Donald Trump for a candid on-one-one

Host, Jonathan Tisch sits down with AOL Time Warner CEO Dick Parsons

Host, Stan Pottinger sits down with former US Ambassador to the UN, Richard Holbrooke to discuss politics of the past and present.

Find out what’s behind Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia’s opinions both in and out of court.

Find out why media mogul Barry Diller loves "combat" in this interview with Jonathan Tisch.

Chenault discusses bringing AmEx back from the brink, 9/11, and how he went from 70s radical to corporate CEO.

With a sense of humor, Senator Alan Simpson tells us about foreign policy, the media, and American culture.

John Chamberlain is best known for creating sculptures from parts of wrecked automobiles that bring the Abstract Expressionist style of painting into three dimensions.

This unique film festival is know for screening important films before any other festivals. Acclaimed documentarian Ken Burns calls it a "tribal ritual" for true film lovers. See interviews with Laura Linney, Forrest Whitaker and Penelope Cruz.

Counting Crows performed in Vail and sat down with Plum to discuss their music. In the most magical live moments, they tell Plum, the lyrics can change, the instruments react and the music is truly alive.

This important documentary chronicles the struggles of an Iraq veteran who comes back to the US expecting to be taken care of, but winds up homeless.

If you love HBO’s Entourage as much as we do then you have to see this panel with Ari, Vince and E. Jeremy Piven, Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, and creator Doug Ellin discuss their favorite stories from the show. You wanna hug it out?

A look at Food & Wine magazine's annual bacchanal. The world's top chefs, wine experts and food celebrities gather here for the nation's top cooking demonstrations, wine tastings and culinary discoveries.

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