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Art forgers have successfully deceived experts and collectors, as an experiment in British galleries tests the public's ability to identify forged masterpieces.
Janet from Yorkshire manages Moulin Rouge Paris as Zeke and dancers prepare for their roles.
Lots Road auction house prepares for its biggest sale of the year, aiming to hit a £180,000 target with a special auction of jewellery and designer handbags.
Europe's oldest casting choir, comprised of members over 70 years old, performs contemporary hits that resonate with younger generations.
Captain Tuvo's last Alaskan voyage ends as the crew prepares for the debut of a million-dollar stage show amid backstage chaos and unexpected challenges.
The Royal Palace of Caserta, built in 1752, contains 1,200 rooms and is the largest palace in the world by volume, with over 2 million cubic meters.
Four finalists compete in Paris for the Sky Arts Portrait Artist title, painting Sophie Dahl.
Temperatures in Antarctica can drop to -50°C, challenging engineers to build a mobile research station that can operate in extreme conditions.
Puy du Fou, a theme park in France, combines ancient history with advanced engineering to create innovative live spectacles that attract over 2.2 million visitors annually.
École Norman Côté, a social dance school in Montreal's Rosemont neighborhood, serves as a vibrant hub for dancers of diverse ages and backgrounds.
Thom deVita reflects on the evolution of tattoo artistry, from pre-glove practices to his contemporary life as a celebrated artist.
Captain Edward Perrin navigates Regal Princess while dancer Dy performs in Fiera despite injury.
Manhattan's 56 Leonard Street showcases innovative architectural techniques, including Vendel trusses, as architects and engineers redefine skyscraper design.
Explore Animas Forks in Colorado and discover its rise, fall, and tragic fire.
Jim Codrington leads a team in a week-long renovation of churches, transforming spaces to better serve their communities.
Jim Codrington leads a team in a week-long renovation of churches, transforming spaces to fulfill community wishes and enhance worship experiences.
This episode reveals how extraordinary engineering shaped Singapore's Gardens by the Bay and London Bridge.
Lots Road auction house navigates the challenges of changing markets and eccentric clientele as staff strive to balance profit with the demands of high-end collectors.
Innovations in music are explored through the experiences of artists and the cultural influences that shape their careers in this episode of Amplify.
École Norman Côté in Montreal's Rosemont neighborhood serves as a vibrant social dance school where diverse dancers of all ages and backgrounds come together.
In Texas, the Container Masters face numerous challenges to complete a luxurious poolside container mansion, showcasing innovation in the tiny home movement.
Ottchil art, created from the sap of the Ottchil tree, showcases unique variations from Korea, China, Japan, and Vietnam, highlighting Asia's rich artistic heritage.
In Texas, a team constructs a multi-container mansion that merges luxury and tiny home design principles, facing significant challenges along the way.
The Māliāo Viaduct, at 300 meters deep and 2.5 kilometers wide, is the tallest bridge in the world, costing €300 million and taking 15 years to build.
In a week-long transformation, churches receive significant renovations that fulfill the wishes of their congregations, led by Jim Codrington.
Christian Dior's 1947 "New Look" collection sparked global debates on gender roles and societal values, challenging perceptions of beauty and post-war austerity.
One Direction's 2013 global tour is highlighted through exclusive footage and behind-the-scenes moments, showcasing the band's rise to international fame.
In the frozen landscapes of Canada, the Warbird Workshop team restores the historic C-47 aircraft Night Fright, overcoming extreme weather and technical challenges.
In a week-long transformation, Jim Codrington leads a team to renovate churches, creating uplifting spaces for communities in need.
315 tons of glass and 478 tons of steel were used to construct the Guangzhou Opera House, which features a unique design by Zaha Hadid.
A themed auction commemorating the Battle of Waterloo features unique lots, including a strand of Napoleon's hair, as the auction house adapts to changing markets.
A young filmmaker in France examines the factors contributing to happiness among her peers, highlighting the challenges and joys faced by today's youth.
The modern LGBTQ ballroom scene in New York thrives with vibrant performances and fierce competition, showcasing both emerging talents and established icons.
Hampton Court Palace attracts over a million visitors each year, drawn to its rich history and the legacy of King Henry VIII.
A building in Midtown Manhattan tested engineers to their limits, creating the city's first skybridge in 80 years and a new architectural landmark.
Bicycle helmets provide essential protection against injuries, while Zippo lighters are known for their reliability, and Hugo Boss suits represent high-end fashion.
Bob takes a gamble on a Rococo bedroom suite while Megan navigates the sale of 50 designer handbags, highlighting the challenges of modern auctioneering.
Lots Road Auction House in Chelsea showcases the daily challenges of balancing tradition and modernity while catering to eccentric collectors and affluent clients.
Seventy-five interviews with musicians reveal a movement of young artists redefining jazz and its boundaries in contemporary music.
Pony Play, a form of BDSM, is explored alongside Parrotman, a man transforming into a parrot, and other unique subcultures from around the world.
Film preservation and restoration efforts are examined through the collaboration of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences and the Charles Guggenheim Center.
Ottchil art, created from sap of the Ottchil tree, showcases unique variations from Korea, China, Japan, and Vietnam, highlighting Asia's rich artistic heritage.
Ice sculpture techniques utilize chainsaws and electric irons, while chili sauce triggers pain signals and endorphins, alongside insights into slot machines and credit card spending.
The neo-Gothic Plas Newydd, the country seat of the Marquis of Anglesey, has been home to eight members of the Padet family over 200 years.
Ed Hardy, a pivotal figure in modern tattooing, has transformed the art form's perception while now focusing on preserving its rich history.
Irvine Welsh reflects on his rise to fame following the publication of Trainspotting in 1993, featuring insights from notable figures like Ewan McGregor and Iggy Pop.
56 Leonard Street in Manhattan exemplifies revolutionary cantilever engineering, showcasing innovative construction techniques and structural design advancements.
Contact lenses, Belgian chocolates, runway resurfacing, and leather tanning processes are explored in this informative episode.
