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Vija Vetra, an influential Latvian dancer and choreographer, reflects on her extensive career and lasting contributions to the global dance community at age 84.
Mug shots in North Carolina are made public immediately after arrest, with publications like The Slammer aiming to publish every arrest weekly.
Jack Bond revisits his 1965 film featuring Salvador Dalí while exploring the artist's enigmatic character and surrealism at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm.
Theodore Ushev, a prominent animator, shares insights from his life experiences and creative process shaped by a rapidly evolving world.
Marilyn Monroe took her last breath on August 4, 1962, at her home in Los Angeles, marking the end of a tumultuous life shaped by personal struggles.
More than 77 composers are actively creating new works in the United States, reflecting a vibrant moment in contemporary music.
Azeem Hamid founded the youngest performing arts organization in Pakistan while studying, aiming to integrate performing arts into the national education curriculum.
Quebecois filmmaker Pierre Hébert's innovative scratch-on-film technique is examined through his artistic evolution and reflections on history, identity, and mortality.
In Patrick Watson's studio, filmmakers Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski discuss the creation of their Oscar®-winning stop-motion film, featuring insights on 3D-printing and collaboration.
Cowboy boots, an iconic element of American fashion, are celebrated through the insights of notable figures like Lyle Lovett and Kinky Friedman.
Baklava, gyroplanes, ukuleles, longboards, lemon juice, and forklifts are explored through their unique production processes and craftsmanship.
Phobia House, a top haunted attraction in Michigan, faces closure but strives to create an even scarier experience amid fierce competition and challenges.
In 2025, rock band members Steve Browne and others reunite after two decades, navigating the challenges of re-establishing their presence in the music industry.
Four groups of musicians perform in a shopping mall, creating a unique sound experience that challenges traditional concert settings.
Coast Salish carver Beau Wagner collaborates with local elementary school students on Gabriola Island to carve a canoe, revitalizing Coast Salish canoe culture.
Wensleydale showcases a vibrant community where traditional crafts like cheese making and brush making thrive against the picturesque backdrop of the Yorkshire Dales.
Pink Floyd's evolution from their Cambridge roots to iconic albums like "Dark Side of the Moon" and "The Wall" is explored through insights from Liam Dale.
Adam Kontras, recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the first and longest running video blogger, explores the concept of hindsight in a fantasy narrative.
George Zimbel's photography captures the essence of the 20th century, showcasing a diverse array of subjects and moments with remarkable storytelling.
Ambitious immigrants like Carl Laemmle, William Fox, and Louis B. Mayer transformed Hollywood from open land into the global entertainment capital through innovation and competition.
Gunhill Road returns to the music scene 40 years after their Billboard Top 40 success in 1973, highlighting themes of second chances and pursuing dreams.
Kent Nagano conducts the Montreal Symphony Orchestra's 75th season, featuring key performances that reflect the city's vibrant musical landscape.
Hercules, a bear purchased from a Scottish zoo in 1976, became a celebrity by appearing in Kleenex ads and Roger Moore's Bond film Octopussy.
In rural areas, families and couples undertake ambitious renovation projects, transforming neglected properties into beautiful countryside homes while facing various challenges.
Afro-Anishinaabe creator Adeline Bird engages with the Seven Sacred Teachings alongside seven Indigenous films, fostering dialogue and connection across generations.
Basil Sellers and Terrance Plowright's multi-million dollar public sculpture gift ignites a decade-long controversy marked by political inaction and public debate.
Renzo Piano, a renowned architect known for his innovative designs, is explored through the lens of filmmaker Carlos Saura in this insightful documentary.
Jeannette Sorrell, a conductor facing gender bias, founded Apollo’s Fire in 1992 to challenge classical music norms and elevate women's representation in orchestral conducting.
Two prominent African-Canadian lesbian artists, Faith Nolan and Grace Channer, perform and discuss their artistic collaboration and its impact on the community.
Burning Man festival serves as the backdrop for a multi-perspective exploration of love, creativity, and art through the experiences of five participants.
A Los Angeles man rents his three-bedroom home in Las Vegas for $1 per month to a family he has never met, highlighting the impact of generosity and community support.
Ohad Naharin's innovative choreography is brought to life through a poetic exploration of desire and reality in this visually striking docu-drama.
In the world of Star Wars fandom, some individuals go to extreme lengths, quitting jobs and selling homes to support their passionate obsessions.
In Morocco, European artists and plant collectors have transformed the landscape into vibrant gardens that reflect their vision of the orient.
Playwright Michel Tremblay and director André Brassard showcase the vibrant working-class culture of Montréal's east end through their influential theatre works.
Alice Guy-Blaché, the first female filmmaker, is highlighted for her pioneering role in narrative cinema and her influence on early filmmaking in Paris.
Larry Pierce, a factory worker from Indiana, is also known as America's raunchiest country music singer, blending humor and satire in his performances.
Jack B. Yeats, an influential Irish painter, is explored through the insights of author Colm Tóibín and narrated by Pierce Brosnan, highlighting his artistic legacy.
In modern India, the opulent gardens reflect a unique blend of Islamic garden culture and the vibrant chaos of urban life, showcasing the country's rich heritage.
Five projects were selected for the ONFB XP lab in 2021, where creators experimented with animation, virtual reality, and sound design.
Frank Turner's £600,000 double-decker tour bus features a luxury kitchen, 16 private bunks, and a heavy-duty equipment trailer for life on the road.
Quentin Tarantino's career since the early 1990s has established him as one of the most influential filmmakers in contemporary cinema.
A family of puppeteers travels through remote towns and villages in the Canadian Maritimes, performing an engaging play for children.
In northern China, the last nomadic opera troupe travels through rural communities to preserve the ancient art of Jinju amidst rapid societal changes.
Buster Keaton's silent comedy showcases a Civil War-era tale of a man's daring mission to reclaim his stolen locomotive, featuring elaborate train chases.
In rural areas, families and couples face challenges and triumphs as they transform neglected properties into dream homes while leaving city life behind.
In Extremadura, Roman ruins stand as a testament to Spain's ancient history, while Justo Gallego constructs a cathedral alone near Madrid, showcasing the country's hidden stories.
An acclaimed filmmaker captures his parents' legacy in horse racing while navigating his mother's cancer diagnosis, revealing family struggles and hidden tragedies.
