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Rome's ancient megastructures, including the Pantheon, Colosseum, and Emperor Nero's palace, showcase the architectural brilliance of the Roman Empire.
Marin Alsop reflects on her early musical upbringing, her groundbreaking role as the first female music director of the Baltimore Symphony, and the challenges of gender in conducting.
Karl Lagerfeld, the iconic German fashion designer known for his signature ponytail and sunglasses, is explored in an intimate portrait revealing the man behind his carefully crafted image.
Atif Siddiqi's exploration of his sexuality and gender identity reveals the complexities of self-discovery amid family disapproval and personal trauma.
Jonathan, a once-celebrated comedian, receives support from iconic friends to reignite his passion for comedy and artistry.
On March 17, a ship named the Viking disappeared with most of the crew, including filmmaker Varick Frissell, during a seal-hunting expedition.
Ancient Rome's sexual culture is examined through the writings of Roman authors and erotic art, revealing societal norms and the allure of gladiators.
Bollywood's vibrant film industry showcases its rich history, innovative production techniques, and the evolving roles of stars challenging societal norms in India.
Nigel Poor teaches the first-ever history of photography class at San Quentin State Prison, allowing inmates to create narratives from images.
A 13-year legal battle ensues over Egon Schiele’s painting of Walburga Neuzil, seized by the Nazis in 1939 from a Jewish family.
Dan Cruickshank and Charlie Luxton explore the reconstruction of Claude Grahame-White's historic aviation watchtower, revealing its architectural significance.
Archaeologists investigate a Bronze Age village in Northern Ireland, exploring the construction of fortified fortresses and mysterious stone circles.
K-pop's global dominance is exemplified by groups like BTS and BLACKPINK, showcasing a vibrant idol culture that revolutionizes music with innovative production and choreography.
Catherine Middleton's evolution from a university student to the Princess of Wales is examined through her strategic use of fashion to shape royal identity.
Adventure photographers, stunt riders, and naval commanders share their high-pressure experiences and the risks involved in their extraordinary professions.
Queen Elizabeth II's iconic wardrobe, shaped by her dressers and designers, reflects the monarchy's evolution from post-war austerity to the digital age.
Europe's hidden villages and medieval towns, from Italy's picturesque landscapes to France's quaint charm, preserve unique traditions and architectural styles.
A four-month audition process leads young dancers to compete for roles in the Nutcracker production by the New York City Ballet.
Christian Dior's revolutionary impact on 20th-century fashion is explored through insights from leading UK fashion writers and journalists.
In 50 BC, Julius Caesar's military campaigns in Gaul initiated extensive Roman construction projects, including aqueducts, roads, and amphitheaters, transforming the region.
Four mummies over 2,000 years old, discovered in Siberia's permafrost, are among the treasures housed in the State Hermitage Museum.
A vast underground pool measuring 54 meters by 45 sits six levels beneath the stage of the Opéra Garnier, accessible only to its chief concierge.
Bamboo forests and tea fields in Japan showcase the artistry and cultural significance of these natural landscapes through the eyes of dedicated guardians and artisans.
Lille, a city in northern France, showcases revolutionary architectural feats such as the Citadel of Vauban, the Vieille Bourse, and the Town Hall Belfry.
America's Gilded Age is showcased through its most opulent estates, featuring architectural masterpieces and luxurious resorts inspired by renowned artists.
Royal weddings have evolved from political alliances to romantic celebrations, showcasing changing styles and traditions influenced by figures like Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
At the end of WWII, a team of experts, including Robert Edsell and historian James Holland, investigates Hermann Göring's missing multi-billion dollar art collection.
Three members of SOL Development, a music group from Oakland, use hip hop and jazz to address community trauma and support mothers who have lost children to violence.
Ten young artists compete for a transformative $100,000 prize, showcasing their talents and aspirations in a high-stakes artistic challenge.
Damien Hirst's provocative art, including his iconic shark in formaldehyde, challenges perceptions of death, beauty, and the contemporary art market.
Owen Suskind lost his ability to speak at age three but learned to communicate through Disney films like The Little Mermaid and The Lion King.
Chichen Itza, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Mexico, is explored through its historical significance and architectural marvels, narrated by Stacy Keach.
Burgundy's wine industry is explored through the personal stories of its dedicated winemakers, highlighting their passion and the region's rich heritage.
Carthage, Troy, and Persepolis are examined through expert insights and advanced techniques to reveal their architectural innovations and the mysteries of their decline.
At the end of World War II, a team of experts investigates Hermann Göring's stolen multi-billion dollar collection of art and treasures that remains missing.
Vincent van Gogh died at the age of 37 on July 29, 1890, leaving behind a legacy of over 2,100 artworks, including around 860 oil paintings.
In the Gasherbrum mountains, mountaineers Hans Kammerlander and Reinhold Messner attempt to scale some of the world's most challenging peaks without supplemental oxygen.
The Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna reveals its historical significance through the transformation of silver into gold and the impact of a revolutionary dance craze.
Vanuatu's Ëtëtung, or water music, showcases a unique cultural performance by women that combines rhythmic sounds from water with vocal harmonies, reflecting ancestral traditions.
A bow saw can cut through logs up to 10 inches in diameter with minimal pressure, making it a practical tool for light clearing tasks.
Meghan Markle's fashion evolution from actress to Duchess of Sussex is explored, highlighting her impact on royal style and modern femininity.
Bruce Springsteen's career is chronicled from his roots in Asbury Park to his status as a global rock icon, featuring insights from notable figures like Patti Scialfa and Clarence Clemons.
Rossio Station in Lisbon serves as a historic railway gateway, showcasing remarkable architecture and daily life that reflect the city's cultural heritage.
Eleven accomplished female photographers, including Lynsey Addario and Stephanie Sinclair, explore modern human realities across diverse global landscapes from Africa to Mongolia.
Pablo Picasso, a pivotal Spanish artist from Malaga, transformed the art world with his innovative styles and profound influence on modern art.
Stella McCartney's contributions to fashion are examined alongside the influential designers of the 20th century, highlighting their impact on modern style.
Josef Hofer, a handicapped artist and Euward award winner, exemplifies the Outsider Art movement with his spontaneous depictions of male eroticism.
A Dutch street performer named Jeanmarie travels through rural China with his music box, bringing joy to children and fostering cultural exchanges in remote villages.
