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West Hollywood Aquatics, the first openly gay masters swim team, reflects on LGBTQ history through its triumphs and challenges from 1982 to marriage equality.
Stunt driver Terry Grant showcases loop-the-loop techniques with a bulldozer while exploring the risks taken by passionate unicyclists in Stunt Science.
The Mythbusters team tests if electrical appliances cause electrocution in bathtubs.
The episode unravels the chilling mystery surrounding Al Adamson's disappearance and secrets.
MythBusters tests the penetration of bullets through various wall materials using a 9mm pistol to evaluate the accuracy of Hollywood action movie depictions.
Adam Savage tests Hollywood myths and self-hypnosis claims in this exciting episode.
John Hinckley Jr. attempted to assassinate President Reagan on March 30, 1981, driven by his obsession with the film Taxi Driver and actress Jodie Foster.
Virginia Caudill, along with Esther Beckley and Sharon Swinhoe, exemplifies how greed and manipulation can lead to deadly consequences in true crime narratives.
MythBusters tests the claim that a lighter can stop a bullet while Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman compete in a high-speed dirt drifting challenge!
Frank Sinatra's political alliance with John F. Kennedy is explored, revealing their shared ambitions, mafia connections, and the eventual betrayal that ended their friendship.
Anna Nicole Smith's tragic story reveals the cost of fame in Hollywood and beyond.
Joe Kennedy shapes Wall Street's Roaring 20s with risky investments and stock manipulation.
Heidi Fleiss, known as the Hollywood Madam, faced a media frenzy and legal turmoil after her prostitution ring and connections with Tinseltown's elite were exposed.
Sean Baker's 2015 Sundance hit Tangerine was shot on an iPhone using an $8 app and a $160 lens adapter.
Matthew Alford investigates the suspicious death of Hollywood screenwriter Gary DeVore, suggesting CIA involvement to protect a government secret.
Jamie Lee Curtis, a Hollywood screen Queen, wins an Oscar and shares her diverse career in Washington.
Hannah Sabata flaunts her crimes online, leading to her arrest and a 10-20 year prison sentence.
60% of women and 80% of men aged 18 to 24 have used Tinder, according to Sean Rad, the app's founder and CEO.
Bob Iger, who led Disney from 1999 to 2018, returns to the company amid a decline in investor confidence and questions about its future.
Bodyguards for Bollywood's biggest stars can earn more than $300,000 a year, reflecting a booming personal security industry amid growing inequality.
18 months on the frontline in Iraq reveal the stark contrast between soldiers raised on video games and the gritty reality of combat.
A man known as the 'homeless Superman' performs on Hollywood Boulevard, reflecting on his transition from stability to homelessness and the empowerment he finds in his character.
Harvey Weinstein's fall from grace exposes a pervasive culture of sexual harassment in Hollywood, highlighted by testimonies from multiple women and investigative reports by The New York Times and The New Yorker.
Four shots were fired on Valentine's Day 2013, leading to the trial of Oscar Pistorius for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
Kazakhstan fights against Borat's damaging portrayal in Hollywood while modernizing its image.
$81 million was stolen in a bank heist linked to North Korean hackers, who also targeted Sony Pictures and unleashed a global computer virus.
Robert De Niro's Nobu hotel group expressed interest in taking over the K Club in Barbuda, a site once favored by Princess Diana, in 2014.
Sexual assault survivors in the military demand accountability and change from Congress and the Army.
The Department of Defense shapes military portrayal in films through script approval.
Rick Mendoza and Dutch track Trump officials in D.C., contrasting Hollywood's celebrity culture.
China and the US collaborate in the movie industry, despite significant challenges.
One participant reported witnessing inappropriate behavior towards a minor, but feared the repercussions of speaking out in Hollywood's culture of silence.
Amber Heard discusses gender equality and women's representation in Hollywood.
Disney's Fantasia combines classical music and animation, impacting Hollywood's future.
Carl Laemmle builds Universal on a 230-acre farm in 1912, creating the world's largest facility for making motion pictures in Hollywood.
Michael Shula's article guides punctuation rules for parentheses in writing.
Gustav Hoegen, a Dutch artist, brings 'Star Wars' creatures to life through animatronics.
Rin Tin Tin, a dog actor found on a World War I battlefield, became a Hollywood star in the 1925 film 'The Clash of the Wolves,' showcasing his remarkable abilities.
Jason Ladanye learned card tricks from his older brother at a young age and dedicated his life to becoming the best card cheat in the world.
Rainier III, the wealthy Prince of Monaco, chooses Grace Kelly to become his princess in 1955.
Hedy Lamarr and composer George Anthiel filed a patent for a radio-controlled torpedo guidance system during World War II that led to modern Wi-Fi technology.
Phil Tippett's career in animation is examined, highlighting his transition from traditional techniques to digital methods and the impact on storytelling in film.
Diane Salinger channels Tallulah Bankhead with fashion inspiration from Doris for her play.
Doris and Shelly Lyn visit Joseff of Hollywood to admire his iconic jewelry designs.
Rai Alexandra chooses between 1950s glamor and femme fatale for her red carpet debut.
James Hong, seen in 'Blade Runner' and 'The Big Bang Theory,' has over 500 acting credits.
Bonanza Creek Ranch, a 89,000-acre property in New Mexico, has served as a filming location for productions like Cowboys and Aliens and Thor.
Bob Hope logged over 30,000 miles across the Pacific, performing for thousands of troops in need of entertainment during World War II.
