Donald Keough, former President of Coca-Cola, is on the board of many successful companies. What is his secret formula? And how does he weather a rough economy?

What really happened behind the scenes when Suzanne Somers was fired from Three's Company? For the first time, Somers tells the whole story of the on set troubles and the business deal that went wrong and almost ruined her career.

What are 5 simple things you can do today to be healthier, even with a busy work schedule? Dr. Mehmet Oz tells the Michael the steps and how one of the keys to achieving wealth is through a good healthy lifestyle.

The maker of "Guitar Hero" and "World of Warcraft" is not playing games. As a leader in the $30 billion dollar industry, Bobby Kotick tells Michael how Activision Blizzard planed to score in one of the roughest Christmas seasons ever.

As heads of the largest TV Ministry in the US, how do Joel and Victoria Osteen inspire people through tough times? The Lakewood Church pastors tell Michael about success, religion, and the struggle to keep millions of viewers looking up in a down economy.

What do Madonna, U2, Jay-Z, Shakira, and Nickelback have in common? Michael Rapino. The Live Nation President & CEO talks about his big deals with the biggest stars and where there is money to be made in a struggling industry.

The economy. The bailouts. Automakers. Barak Obama. A candid Steve Forbes discusses the big financial issues with Michael.

How do people sleep at night during a turbulent economy? The head of Starwood, Frits van Paaschen, manages through the slowdown.

Flying high again?  David Neeleman is back in the air with a new airline ready to take flight.  Neeleman tells Michael how a good company can innovate and thrive in difficult times.

Chrysler Chairman & CEO Robert Nardelli tells Michael his thoughts on leadership and what he needs to do to help save the American automaker.

The "Swingers" star turned "Iron Man" director, tells Michael about taking risks in Hollywood.

Breaking barriers and records. Bochco tells Michael what makes shows like "Hill Street Blues" and " NYPD Blue" a success.

Music legend Carly Simon reveals to Michael her inspirations and methods for composing some of the most recognizable and beloved Rock songs ever.

Music legend Carly Simon reveals to Michael her inspirations and methods for composing some of the most recognizable and beloved Rock songs ever.

Ian Schrager and his late business partner Steve Rubell defined the disco era’s glamour and excess with the Studio 54.  In the 1980’s they created the ultra-hip, boutique hotel business.  Now, Schrager is partnering with a hotel giant.

With her Oscar winning role in 1964's Mary Poppins, she became an international star, what follows is 40 years of a diverse and amazing career that still thrives today.  And she still has some tricks in her magic bag.

With the upcoming release of his 9th solo album RAW FOOTAGE featuring the controversial song and video "Gangsta Rap Made Me Do it"  and the movie Longshots, Cube proves he's as cool as ever.

Where would rock 'n roll be without Rolling Stone magazine?  Editor and Publisher Jann Wenner has helped define and shape pop culture for the past 40 years. 

He creates some of the most lovable greasers, aliens and prostitutes in entertainment.  Producer/Director Garry Marshall has done it all including ‘jumping the shark.’

From struggling actor to sitcom star to cultural icon, “The Office’s” Rainn Wilson has become an hero to cubicle dwellers everywhere.

Vera's most expensive wedding gown was designed for which Hollywood celebrity? You won't believe who it is!

Why the color black?  Kenneth explains his design philosophy to Michael Eisner.

Before Diane Sawyer was a household name in news, she was a local weather reporter with a rather unique style. Sawyer talks about the highs and lows of her first job.

Joe Torre on whether Barry Bonds should have to give up his MVP awards due to his alleged steroids use.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell  talks about exposing the New England Patriots’ spying scheme, and the tough penalties the league imposed.

Jeffrey Immelt, the Chairman of General Electric discusses going green, globlalization and the future of GE.

Daytime star and entrepreneur Susan Lucci talks about her role as Erica on All My Children and her latest HSN venture.

Known for his years of service in congress and now his investigation into the use of steroids by major-league baseball players.

She's one of the most successful female artists of the 20th century. Diana Ross recalls her success with The Supremes, her solo career and her leading roles on-stage and off-stage as a mother of five children.

The legendary film producer reflects on his meteoric rise to power with such films as Chinatown and The Godfather to his spectacular fall following a cocaine conviction and the Cotton Club murder case.

Today, mixed martial arts, a combination of judo, wrestling and boxing, is racking up big TV deals and product endorsements. Dana White is the business brains behind the sport's biggest brand, the UFC.

NBCs News & Today Show Anchor Ann Curry talks about the importance of her family with Michael Eisner.

Innovative media mogul Barry Diller talks about the future of media with Michael Eisner.

Talk show host Kelly Ripa talks about building a one-woman media empire on Conversations with Michael Eisner.

The controversial mayor talks about running the city of Los Angeles and his very public personal life.

He's the 37-year-old Co-Chairman of NBC Entertainment and NBC Universal Television Studio.  Silverman was behind hit shows like "The Office" and "The Biggest Loser." 

The famed member of "KISS" talks about his music and his new TV career.  Simmons answers the question, is he a rock star, a business star or both!

Gene Simmons of KISS explains his “words of wisdom” in a conversation with Michael Eisner.

Go on tour with KISS musician Gene Simmons. This special tour features the KISS museum inside Simmons' house.