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Celebrity sitters pose for aspiring artists in a competitive series judged by renowned figures in the art world, showcasing talent and creativity.
Yann Arthus-Bertrand flew over Morocco with cameras while journalist Ali Baddou provided the narration for the 2017 documentary.
Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg, a 12th-century fortress in Alsace, was extensively rebuilt in the early 20th century under architect Bodo Ebhart for Emperor Wilhelm II.
The Seven Wonders of the Ancient World are explored alongside the remarkable civilizations of the Aztecs and Maya in this examination of ancient empires.
Nora Ephron reflects on her career as a journalist, screenwriter, and director, highlighting her experiences with sexism and her contributions to film and literature.
Pet Sematary's production is explored through interviews with cast and crew, highlighting its evolution from Stephen King's novel to a horror classic.
Pat Parelli addresses behavioral issues in four challenging horses, including Luna and Solo Tu, using natural horsemanship techniques to foster trust and safety.
Moche culture, which thrived on the northern coast of Peru from 100 BC to 600 AD, is explored through the archaeological work of Walter Alva and recent discoveries.
At the end of World War II, Allied forces uncovered vast treasures hidden by Hermann Göring, prompting experts like Robert Edsell and James Holland to investigate the fate of these missing artifacts.
Fernando Botero, born in Medellin in 1932, transformed from a self-taught painter into a globally celebrated artist known for his distinctive style.
A 17-year-old inmate reflects on his first tattoo, a mark of identity and rebellion, as he navigates life in a prison environment.
Alexander the Great's conquests from Macedonia to India are examined, highlighting his complex legacy as a hero, prophet, and myth across various cultures.
In Ancient China, jade suits served as prestigious grave goods for the elite, symbolizing their status and beliefs about the afterlife.
Rowan LeCompte and Dieter Goldkuhle create their final stained glass windows for Washington National Cathedral, showcasing a 1,500-year-old Christian craft.
Florence's 600-year-old streets conceal subterranean networks and hidden passages, revealing the engineering innovations that supported the construction of the Duomo.
Buster Keaton stars in his 87th movie, a 25-minute color short called The Railroader, while traveling across Canada on a railway speeder.
Athelhampton House in Dorset, a Tudor manor with origins dating back to the Domesday Book, showcases significant restoration and aims to be the first solar-powered manor in the UK.
Beneath the streets of modern Paris lies Lutetia, an ancient Roman metropolis that reveals the city's historical depth and architectural legacy.
In Michigan’s Copper Country, Finnish immigrants blended their musical traditions with diverse cultural influences, creating a distinctive sound unique to the region.
Tom Ford's influence on modern fashion is examined through insights from leading UK fashion writers and journalists, highlighting key designers of the 20th century.
Danny Koker and his team at Count's Kustoms transform classic vehicles, including a Corvette and a custom chopper, into standout showpieces in Las Vegas.
In the village of Ponging, Arunachal Pradesh, the Adi tribe showcases their unique bamboo houses, reflecting their deep connection to this versatile material.
A variety of baby animals from diverse natural, domestic, and cultural environments around the world are humorously narrated throughout a typical day.
Shawney Cohen documents the impact of running his family's adult entertainment business, "The Manor," as he navigates personal and familial challenges.
The legendary sword, a complex weapon crafted by master artisans, embodies the martial arts and history of the Renaissance, revealing a forgotten legacy.
Valentino Garavani, the iconic founder of the renowned Italian fashion brand, revolutionized the fashion industry with his timeless designs and elegance.
Siam Park, Europa Park, and Ferrari World showcase the innovative design, construction, and operational challenges behind some of the world's largest amusement parks.
The National Archaeological Museum of Athens showcases artifacts such as Greek ships, Alexander the Great's armor, and ancient gadgets used for divination.
In the 1960s, a multi-national alliance undertook an ambitious engineering project to relocate ancient Egyptian temples threatened by the Aswan High Dam.
At Guedelon Castle, Ruth, Peter, and Tom explore the creation of medieval paints, tiling, and lime-washing, highlighting the era's vibrant artistry.
Tracey Ryan navigates the affluent New York art scene, fostering a vibrant network of creativity and entrepreneurial spirit through Zen Buddhism.
Autun, once known as Augustodunum and a major city in Roman Gaul, reveals its historical significance through recent archaeological findings and advanced digital technology.
Extreme adventure filmmaker Bryan Smith discusses the challenges and rewards of his craft, emphasizing the importance of the "suffering co-efficient" in achieving success.
In Central Myanmar, the Pagan Empire's 11th-century ruins reveal advanced hydraulic engineering, including a recently discovered water reservoir system.
A TV director investigates the disappearance of a friend and uncovers widespread human rights abuses in China, risking everything for justice.
Fleetwood Mac's evolution is chronicled through their iconic hits, personal struggles, and the dynamic contributions of members like Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham.
Milo, a six-year-old Dutch Warmblood deemed untamable, undergoes a transformative session with renowned horse tamer Pat Parelli, exploring equine psychology and behavior.
Chanel No 5, created by Coco Chanel in 1921, remains a global symbol of elegance and innovation in the fragrance industry.
Hanoi's tunnel houses, characterized by their narrow and deep designs, exemplify innovative architectural solutions to urban space limitations in Vietnam's capital.
Louis Kahn died in 1974 with $450,000 in debt, leaving behind a legacy marked by his architectural work in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
In the Okavango Delta, the Big Cats 24/7 camp provides a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges of wildlife cinematography and life on set.
Le Moulin des Artistes showcases Peter and Anati's dedication to creative expression in a 16th century mill, fostering community and resilience through art and craftsmanship.
Anthony Hopkins reflects on his Welsh roots and career milestones while receiving acclaim for his role in Pravda at the National Theatre.
Shopping centres are examined as modern cathedrals, reflecting society's shift from civic pride to consumerism, with insights from leading architects and designers.
In California and New York, the Burbank Choppers and The Alter Boys showcase their shared passion for hot rods and custom cars through personal stories and unique builds.
John Milius, known for his work on films like "Apocalypse Now" and "Jaws," is examined through the perspectives of industry giants such as George Lucas and Steven Spielberg.
Josh Ozersky, a prominent food writer known for his book "Meat Me in Manhattan," explores his favorite East Village restaurants with a unique blend of appetite and storytelling.
In the 1960s, archaeologists in China opened a twelve-hundred-year-old tomb of a Tang dynasty princess, revealing stunning murals and insights into the era's culture.
