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Spurlock consumed an average of 5,000 calories per day over 30 days, leading to a weight gain of 24.5 pounds and serious health issues.
Over $20 trillion in losses resulted from the 2008 financial crisis, leading to millions of foreclosures and job losses across the United States.
Six reels of film capture Soviet citizens in Moscow, Kiev, and Odessa during the late 1920s, focusing on their daily activities without actors or intertitles.
Nearly 50 million Americans lack health insurance, with 18,000 dying each year due to being uninsured, according to statistics presented in the film.
Fifty percent of jobs may be somewhat or extremely threatened by artificial intelligence in the next 15 years, according to experts in the film.
The 1922 film depicts the lives of the Inuit people in northern Quebec, illustrating their survival techniques in a harsh climate.
Living paycheck to paycheck, one individual reflects on the emptiness of consumer purchases and the pursuit of happiness through material possessions.
Enron Corporation's rise and fall illustrates the fraudulent practices and ethical failures of executives like Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling, culminating in a major scandal.
95% of the business community is honest, yet scandals involving companies like Enron and Worldcom have sparked a crisis of confidence in corporate practices.
In the past quarter century, the number of overweight children in the United States has increased from one in 20 to nearly one in five.
Damon Gameau consumes 160 grams of sugar daily for 60 days, leading to weight gain and fatty liver disease while examining hidden sugars in marketed 'healthy' foods.
An intimate day in the life of musician Nick Cave unfolds creatively.
The top 1/10th of a percent in the United States holds a disproportionate amount of wealth, contributing to unprecedented levels of inequality.
In 2018, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and three other women launch campaigns for Congress against established incumbents in their respective states.
Twenty-three international thinkers discuss the failures of Neo-classical economics and its impact on global quality of life.
A 20-year study links chronic diseases like obesity and cancer to diets high in processed and animal-based foods, advocating for a plant-based approach.
President George W. Bush urged Americans to go shopping after 9/11, reflecting the deep-seated consumerism that drives human behavior.
American musician Daniel Johnston from West Virginia struggled with bipolar disorder while producing influential art, featuring personal recordings and interviews.
A billion-dollar short position against Herbalife sets the stage for a fierce battle between hedge fund manager Bill Ackman and the company's executives.
A map from The Los Angeles Times shows red dots representing homeless individuals and yellow dots for tents and makeshift shelters throughout the city.
