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Frederick March serves as master of ceremonies in a compilation featuring performances by stars like Ginger Rogers and Buster Keaton from early 1930s films.
Grace Kelly's transformation from a Hollywood starlet to Her Serene Highness Princess Grace of Monaco is explored through her life and legacy of elegance.
Jeff Koons articulates his artistic vision and creative processes, while artists like Chuck Close and Julian Schnabel discuss his influence on contemporary art.
Competitors in Season 1, Episode 4 of Forged in Fire create their signature katar blades using the traditional Hada technique of layering steel.
In Kyoto, Japan, traditional machiya homes embody centuries-old architectural and cultural practices, reflecting the harmony and aesthetics of Japanese life.
Construction of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, designed by Antoni Gaudí, is nearing completion after over 130 years, showcasing innovative techniques and historical insights.
Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna is showcased through the changing seasons and light, narrated by Sir Peter Ustinov, highlighting its gardens and zoo.
Kate Winslet's career, marked by her iconic role in Titanic alongside Leonardo DiCaprio, showcases her versatility and enduring impact in Hollywood.
Bladesmiths utilize traditional techniques to forge Elizabethan rapiers, which are then rigorously tested for performance by expert judges.
Vipin, a 15-year-old student, aspires to perform Kutiyattam with renowned guru Rama Chakyar, preserving this ancient Indian theatrical tradition.
Vincenzo Peruggia, an Italian housepainter, stole the Mona Lisa in 1911, driven by complex motivations, as explored through his daughter's poignant reflections.
The inaugural 1986 Soho Jazz Festival showcased live performances from renowned artists like Courtney Pine, Marc Almond, and Georgie Fame, celebrating jazz culture.
Tikal, an ancient Maya city in Guatemala, reveals its complex urban design and defensive structures through advanced LIDAR technology and archaeological analysis.
Peter Sellers, an iconic figure in comedy, is portrayed in a comprehensive examination of his complex life and career by acclaimed director Tony Palmer.
Gingerbread production, historically linked to monasteries, varies across Europe from Poland to Hungary, showcasing unique cultural adaptations of this confectionery art.
Since its opening on January 31, 1977, the Centre Pompidou has welcomed more than 200 million visitors, becoming a key site in Paris.
Vincenzo Perujia, an Italian immigrant, orchestrated the audacious 1911 Louvre heist, hiding the stolen masterpiece for over 800 days in his apartment.
Betty White's eight-decade career in television highlights her role as a pioneering figure in the entertainment industry, influencing generations of performers.
Jared Thompson seeks the next big comedy star among Open Mic performers in Bloomington.
Jamie Campbell plans to attend his school prom in a dress, despite facing backlash from his father and the challenges of coming out as gay.
These enormous oil platforms rank among the largest man-made structures ever constructed.
In Black Rock Desert, Nevada, over 60,000 attendees participate in Burning Man, a festival characterized by art, performance, and a unique barter economy.
160 artists present their work at documenta 14, which runs simultaneously in Athens and Kassel for the first time in its 60-year history.
The Louvre Museum in Paris reveals its history of murdered kings, stolen masterpieces, and the secrets behind its iconic artworks.
Humanity's greatest achievements in construction and astronomy are explored through iconic structures like the Egyptian pyramids and the Great Wall of China.
At the end of World War II, Allied forces found hidden treasures in Germany, prompting experts like Robert Edsell and James Holland to investigate Hermann Göring's missing art collection.
Ella Havelka, an elite ballet dancer, shares her personal experiences and artistic journey through intimate interviews and captivating dance performances.
Abu Simbel, built by Pharaoh Ramses II over 3,000 years ago, showcases ancient engineering prowess and modern preservation efforts against the Aswan High Dam's threat.
More than 300,000 East German tourists visited Bulgaria in 1988, including Jürgen Cyrulik, who attempted to escape the GDR through the country.
Two performers create a symbiotic experience for their audience while balancing personal and professional challenges in the circus burlesque scene.
Queen Elizabeth II's fashion evolution reflects her role as the longest reigning British monarch, showcasing a blend of tradition and modernity in British style.
The National Maritime Museum in London houses artifacts ranging from Admiral Nelson's musket to evidence of anti-piracy commando raids.
Extreme jobs around the world are highlighted, featuring a pyrotechnician, a jockey, and an Eiffel Tower engineer, showcasing their unique skills and challenges.
Doris Day's life and career are explored through interviews, archival footage, and on-location filming in Cincinnati and Carmel-by-the-Sea, highlighting her cultural impact.
An entire country of women jugglers exists in Tonga, where the tradition of Hiko is passed down from mothers to daughters through oral history.
In Maharashtra, Anup Jagdale continues the tradition of Touring Talkies, bringing cinema to remote villages with his vintage truck and old film equipment.
Two men are on trial in London for a conspiracy to pass off millions of dollars in fake modern art, including works attributed to famous artists.
Rebibbia, Italy's largest high-security prison, hosts a unique theater program led by Laura Andreini Salerno, allowing inmates to perform plays for their peers.
Inside the Pergamon and Neues Museums in Berlin, curators tackle complex puzzles and explore artifacts from ancient civilizations.
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.
60% of Indonesia's population lives on the island of Java, where shadow puppetry has entertained audiences for over a thousand years.
Sandra Cisneros reflects on her upbringing in Chicago, her feminist awakening, and the frustrations that inspired her acclaimed novel, The House on Mango Street.
Aspiring international models in Cape Town face the harsh realities of high fashion, revealing the emotional and financial toll behind the glamorous facade.
In the Black Rock Desert of Nevada, over 60,000 attendees gather annually for Burning Man, an event centered on art, performance, and community.
Katharine Hepburn's rise to fame during Hollywood's Golden Age is explored, highlighting her impact on the film industry and her iconic status.
The State Historical Museum in Moscow reveals artifacts ranging from the duel that killed poet Alexander Pushkin to Lenin’s iconic Rolls-Royce.
Two teen brothers confront an evil tycoon in a quest to find the mystical talisman's halves, showcasing martial arts skills and courage.
Germany's castles, including Neuschwanstein and Castle Frankenstein, reveal centuries of history, tragedy, and the inspiration behind Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
