FrontRow is a Mac app that acts as a front-end for Quicktime, iTunes, and iPhoto libraries. It also allows Mac users to browse media on their computers using the Apple Remote. Despite being over a year old, FrontRow still doesn't have an option to play internet radio. If this issue has been bugging you for quite some time now, then don't worry, because EntertainMac has a nifty little solution for it. Here's how:

First, you have to look for an internet radio station that you want to listen to. Just navigate through iTunes (which has a pretty extensive list even though FrontRow doesn't recognize them) or find any M3U stations that spark your interest. Next, you have to add them to the Library. You can do this by simply dragging the radio stations to your iTunes library. By doing this, iTunes will save the M3U files locally as an iTunes track.

Finally, it's time to organize. EntertainMac cautions that finding these stations in FrontRow "can be difficult, especially with larger libraries." To make things easier, create a Smart Play list based on "Kind" and set it to look for "MPEG audio stream." This will find all of your Internet radio stations. All you have to do now in FrontRow is to pull up the correct play list and you're good to go.