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A 3.5-pound Globuscope camera allows Everen T. Brown to capture 360-degree images of landmarks like Machu Picchu and the streets of Tokyo.
Cast and crew members of the indie film "Murder Game" reflect on their experiences, sharing behind-the-scenes stories and discussing a potential sequel.
Miss Fashion Global showcases a competitive modeling event where contestants from around the world strive for the title while promoting women's empowerment.
In 1889, Gustave Eiffel's construction of the iron tower at the World’s Fair in Paris faced criticism but ultimately became a symbol of modern engineering.
The Sucklord, a New York pop artist, revolutionizes the art world with his bootleg action figures, inspiring a new generation of resin toy creators.
Everett, Washington, serves as a focal point for exploring the evolution and impact of art in America, highlighting local artists and cultural influences.
In a world with a mandatory sleep schedule, an outlier finds innovative ways to connect with his family while they sleep.
Stephen Groo provides a step-by-step video tutorial designed to enhance acting skills and prepare individuals for auditions by promoting relaxation techniques.
Rick Bogart, an internationally acclaimed vocalist and clarinetist from New Orleans, embodies the spirit of jazz from Bourbon Street to Carnegie Hall.
A theatre company in Italy attempts to stage an innovative opera performed entirely on water, showcasing the challenges and creativity involved in this unique production.
In 16th century Italy, cities like Venice and Florence transformed dining habits through innovations in horticulture, sugar consumption, and table etiquette influenced by figures such as Erasmus and Da Vinci.
Northeastern Pennsylvania's environment, industry, and identity are explored through a nonverbal tone poem that reflects 300 years of cultural and public memory.
In Paris, Istanbul, and Marrakech, legendary palace hotels like the Royal Monceau, Pera Palas, and Mamounia have undergone extensive renovations to restore their historic grandeur.
In Norway, 12-year-old Vilde aims to become the first female champion of the male-dominated Halling folk dance while supporting her grandfather's battle with cancer.
John Lennon’s avant-garde contributions to music and culture are examined through the perspectives of his contemporaries and modern commentators.
Urban youth in various cities express their passion for graffiti, rap, and hip hop dance, as explored by host Ismaila Alfa and director Jorge Requena Ramos.
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.
Ambitious immigrants like Carl Laemmle, William Fox, and Louis B. Mayer transformed Hollywood from barren land into the global entertainment capital by challenging Thomas Edison's Motion Picture Trust.
Hollywood Immersive, founded in 2010, connects aspiring actors from around the world to industry professionals during an intensive training program.
Kathleen Turner examines the legacies of entertainment icons Charlie Chaplin, Billie Holiday, Marilyn Monroe, and David Bowie, highlighting their groundbreaking contributions and societal impacts.
Brother Noland, a prominent figure in Hawaiian music, showcases his innovative style and cultural significance through his unique approach to blending traditional and contemporary sounds.
A troupe of pyrotechnic experts and acrobats in France faces challenges as they prepare for an ambitious performance combining science, technology, and art.
Anne Perry shares her expertise on the essential elements of writing a compelling book in this tutorial directed by Diane M. Hinds.
A former champion racehorse named Midnight, once a prized possession, faces the challenges of life as a rodeo horse, showcasing resilience and survival.
Felicia DeRosa and her wife, Gwen Glover DeRosa, navigate the complexities of love and identity as a transgender couple in contemporary America.
In Zagreb, modernist architecture reflects the ambitious design and urban planning of Yugoslavia's socialist era, showcasing both innovation and decline.
Walter Day, a key figure in esports and star of King of Kong, faces a lawsuit while striving to record his rock-opera love songs inspired by arcade nostalgia.
In 1988, Danish author and psychologist Jens Michael Schau killed his life companion in a jealous rage, serving seven years in prison before his story was adapted into a theatrical performance.
During the Cold War, underground artists in Estonia and Moscow created impactful works under oppression, while the CIA facilitated the smuggling of their art as a form of resistance.
In Paros, Greece, memoirist George Crane and poet Barry Tagrin share their experiences as American intellectuals living on the island's rugged landscape.
Victor D’Altorio, facing chronic back pain at 52, shares his decision to end his life while engaging friends in a final acting class and play production.
Ivan Julian, a pioneering guitarist in New York's punk rock scene, reflects on his creative process and collaborations with notable artists like Richard Hell and Alejandro Escovedo.
After Jon Hernandez's death from Sickle Cell Anemia, his friends with disabilities unite to complete the horror film he had envisioned.
In urban India, passionate b-boys like Balas Bramani and Prince Paswan challenge social norms while pursuing their dreams within the vibrant breakdance culture.
Roman Lapshin's grandfather, a Jewish artist, created numerous paintings that remain unaccounted for, prompting a search across three continents.
In Ireland's Beara Peninsula, the De Ruiter family shares their 25-year beekeeping journey, highlighting the ecological challenges and cultural significance of honey bees.
In Yugoslavia, modernist architecture emerged as a reflection of socialist ideals, showcasing ambitious projects like the Workers' University in Zagreb and the D-0 ARK bunker.
A man's quest to honor his deceased ex-wife culminates in a poignant exploration of love, loss, and trans identity in contemporary society.
Shipping containers are transformed into innovative recreational spaces, including a kitchen for an apartment complex and a swimming pool, showcasing alternative housing solutions.
In Rimouski, Quebec, artist Joseph Kieffer collaborates with local ice fishermen to create unique weather vanes in exchange for their stories.
A brain injury nearly ended Dean Ormston's career as a comic book artist, known for co-creating the Black Hammer universe.
Phnom Penh's fashion scene juxtaposes high-society elitism with avant-garde performances, highlighting a stark divide in Cambodia's cultural landscape.
Michael Glawogger's vision presents a thematic exploration of the world, emphasizing intuition and open-minded observation without specific goals or prejudices.
Six Maruti cars and six Yamaha bikes perform high-risk stunts in a circular wooden structure known as the "well of death" in northern India.
Bob Frank's life and career, marked by his time with Tree Publishing and Vanguard Records, is examined through the lens of his influence on music and songwriting.
Ray Wimley, a New Orleans flower seller turned rapper and poet, showcases his rise from street performer to a celebrated artist with a focus on community issues.
After four hours of driving, drone pilot Jared finds a renewed sense of purpose as he captures aerial footage and shares his passion with the community.
