John Craig

Eight Men Out -- A dramatization of the Black Sox scandal when the underpaid Chicago White Sox accepted bribes to deliberately lose the 1919 World Series.

Based in South Central, Los Angeles, this comedy with a strong hip-hop soundtrack features Craig (Ice Cube - Boyz in the Hood, Are We There Yet?'), who manages to get fired on his day off (though he claims it s through no fault of his own) and spends the day hanging out with his buddy Smokey (Chris Tucker - Rush Hour franchise, 'The Fifth Element') and trying to avoid his father (John Witherspoon - Boomerang, Little Man ), who wants him to find another job immediately. Smokey (whose name might have something to do with his tremendous fondness for marijuana) has even more serious of a problem; he was given $200 worth of weed to sell by Big Worm (Faizon Love - Elf, Who's Your Caddy? ), but he ended up smoking it instead, and if he can t come up with the money by the end of the day, he ll be in a world of hurt and will put Craig in the same place just for being his friend. Also written by Ice Cube.

Billy Bob Thornton, Seann William Scott, and Susan Sarandon star in the outrageous comedy Mr. Woodcock. Scott stars as John Farley, a self-help author who returns to his hometown only to discover that his mother (Sarandon) has fallen in love with his old high school nemesis, Mr. Woodcock (Thornton) - the gruff, no-nonsense gym teacher who had put him through years of mental and physical humiliation. Determined to prevent history from repeating itself, John sets out to stop his mother from marrying the man who had made life miserable for him and his classmates. Mr. Woodcock also features a strong supporting cast including Amy Poehler (Saturday Night Live) and Ethan Suplee (My Name Is Earl). The film is directed by Craig Gillespie, produced by Bob Cooper and David Dobkin (Wedding Crashers), written by Michael Carnes and Josh Gilbert.

May 18 (Bloomberg) -- Craig Kipp, chief executive officer of Boart Longyear Ltd., the world s biggest provider of mineral drilling services, talks about the company's business outlook. He speaks from Sydney with John Dawson on Bloomberg Tele...

John Keating and Craig Monroe act out a player-umpire altercation.

John Swantek walks with 2002 PLAYERS Championship winner Craig Perks through the final three holes at TPC Sawgrass, as he describes his emotions during his incredible finish at the 2002 PLAYERS.

Little Britain: Season 2: Episode 5 -- Vicky Pollard tries to con her way into a Blazin' Squad gig. Daffyd is disgusted when barmaid Myfanwy marries her girlfriend Rhiannon. Lou and Andy go bowling, while Emily and Florence have a go at tennis. Kenny Craig has got himself a girlfriend; Harvey gets hungry when he and his fianc e meet their wedding caterer; and Dead Ringers star John Culshaw makes a guest appearance as Andrew Lloyd Webber.

The New Adventures of Old Christine: Season 5: Episode 15 -- Christine comes into some money and must decide whether to splurge on a designer dress or help starving children. ED BEGLEY JR. guest stars as Pastor Ed.

It's not easy being CEO Lloyd Blankfein today after a former Goldman Sachs executive blasted the firm in a New York Times Op-Ed piece. Greg Smith, former executive director, wrote that the atmosphere at the bank was 'toxic and destructive.' Discussing what's going on at the company, with Susann Craig, The New York TImes, and CNBC's John Carney.

Barack Obama wields his executive power, John Oliver explains how the American government works, and Craig Shirley discusses his book 'December 1941.'

Little Red Wagon -- Recommended Family Entertainment by The Dove Foundation. From the writer of MR. HOLLAND S OPUS and director of RUDY and HOOSIERS. Carrot-topped 8-year-old Zach Bonner (Chandler Canterbury) lives in Tampa with his realtor mom Laurie (Anna Gunn) and teenage sister Kelley (Daveigh Chase). In 2004, in the wake of Hurricane Charley, Zach uses his toy wagon to collect water, food and clothing for families left homeless by the storm. Emboldened by his success and the attention he is receiving from the local media, Zach battles bureaucratic hurdles to start his own charity, the Little Red Wagon Foundation, to produce and distribute Zach Packs, backpacks filled with life s bare essentials, plus a toy. Zach s life intersects with that of newly widowed Margaret Craig (Frances O Connor) and her young son Jim (Dylan Matzke), whose hardships spiral out of control and land them in a series of homeless shelters. Suddenly, Zach gets the idea to walk from Tampa to the state capital, Tallahassee, to bring attention to the plight of homeless youth. His mother is against it; and his sister feels increasingly resentful of Zach and the attention he s getting. Zach s walk begins amid great fanfare: a rousing speech by a state senator, a throng of people who walk the first mile with Zach and his family. But it soon settles into a long slog in the dead of summer. Meanwhile, Margaret and Jim Craig, having finally wound up in a decent shelter, each find hope. Jim is given a Zach Pack, and his spirits lift when he pulls out a yo-yo, a small gift that, for Jim, means that someone out there cares! Only miles outside of Tallahassee, Zach witnesses his own family falling apart. He is about to complete the final leg of their long journey, but was it worth it? LITTLE RED WAGON was financed primarily by the John Templeton Foundation (www.templeton.org). It is inspired by a true story.

John Howard's conservative government is defeated on 24 November 2007. One of his closest allies and political 'assassin' Senator Bill Hefferan waits in the National Tallyroom in Canberra. It's payback time. Craig Reucassal of The Chaser TV satire team spars with him over his attack on the incoming Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard. Hefferan had attacked her as 'deliberately barren'. He is also known for his homophobia. Heffernan shoves Reucassel in frustration. Biffo! The Chaser team made global headlines in September 2007 when they posed as the Canada delegation to APEC in Sydney. They stopped their cars just short of George W. Bush's hotel. A mock Osama bin Laden emerged from a limo which had passed 3 checkpoints.