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Taisha-ryu swordsmanship is explored through a comprehensive translation of the "Taisha-ryu Kaichu," revealing the school's rich history and techniques.
Paul spent five days alone in the hospital before his father died, using dance to express his grief and honor their relationship.
Frederick Varley, a prominent Canadian painter and member of the Group of Seven, returns to his Toronto studio to create a new painting after a sketching trip.
A Vogue staff member shares their daily routine, focusing on pre-collections and real people for shoots.
Isaac Nabwana shoots action scenes with his actors from Uganda's National Kung Fu team in Wakaliga, a slum in Kampala, using just one camera.
Way of the Samurai 3 stands out as a remarkable RPG, showcasing unique gameplay and an engaging narrative set in the world of samurai culture.
Bill Dixon, a graduate of a New York Conservatory of Music, discards traditional musical forms to create a new movement in jazz.
A canoe accident on July 8, 1917, claimed the life of Tom Thomson, who painted the landscapes of northern Ontario for less than four years.
Mark Bridges and Doris pull iconic costumes for a 70s TV pilot in From Grit to Glamor.
Nine years after a brainstem stroke left him quadriplegic, a rabbi reflects on longing and connection during COVID-19 lockdown in a care facility.
On June 3, 2017, Alex Honnold completed a nearly 3,000-foot free-solo ascent of El Capitan, raising ethical questions for the filmmakers documenting his climb.
The Geneva Freeport is Europe's secretive storage for priceless art and wine, facing recent scandals.
General Adversarial Networks (GANs) are revolutionizing creativity in technology, showcasing their potential in art, music, and design.
Over 40 prizes have been awarded to the animated short that features Ruby the pig seeking affirmation in a bustling city after a stranger's death.
Sculptors in Western Ukraine retrain to fight the Russian invasion in this documentary by Dmytro Sukholytkyy Sobchuk.
Six emerging animators at the 's three-month creative residency face challenges and breakthroughs as they navigate the complexities of professional post-production.
Chloé Mazlo's surreal exploration of her family's legacy in the jewelry industry combines home movies and stop-motion animation to reflect on identity and truth.
Six emerging animators navigate challenges and breakthroughs during a three-month creative residency, receiving mentorship from an animation legend.
Berlin-based artist Joseph Marr creates tempting sugar sculptures that challenge traditional art.
Zafimaniry sculptors in Madagascar create intricate wooden homes without nails, using ancestral techniques that embody their cultural identity and social relationships.
An uninvited spider becomes a catalyst for transformation in Alicia Eisen and Sophie Jarvis's stop-motion exploration of coping and creativity.
Cozy yule log ambiance paired with holiday music creates a festive atmosphere while promoting subscriptions and gifts for the season.
A pro-Trump artist creates a parody of the movie poster for 'Why Him?' featuring Donald Trump's name, which Bryan Cranston finds amusing yet confusing.
Forty thieves plot to enter the palace and challenge the Mighty Khan in a retelling of the classic tale featuring Aladdin and Ali Baba.
Alfre Woodard discusses her nickname's origin, her activism in film, and her connection with Ted Danson while reflecting on her role in Netflix's "The Boroughs.".
Film critic Alonso Duralde joins Frank Tarzi and Alicia Lu in a conversation about film, physical media, and collecting on Kino Lorber's monthly series.
Watch an exclusive preview of 'Adams,' a musical about Samuel Adams featuring Conan and Andy Richter.
Andrew Scott discusses his film Pressure, the complexities of Shakespeare, and his one-man adaptation of Vanya in a candid conversation with Conan O'Brien.
Conan humorously seeks the lost Infinity Gauntlet while Andy searches for his sweatshirt.
At age 18, Angela Lansbury starred in the Lux Radio Theater production of Private Lives alongside Greer Garson and Walter Pidgeon.
Anna Faris discusses her son Jack's artistic talent and unique titles for his artwork.
B.J. Novak discusses the influence of many hilarious people on 'The Office' and its timelessness.
Benedict Cumberbatch shares insights on voicing Smaug in the hobbit film with Evangeline Lily.
Bill Hader discusses his love for classic films like A Clockwork Orange and Taxi Driver while promoting Barry.
Bill Hader captions New Yorker cartoons, referencing Bryan Adams and Ronny with humor.
Bill Hader shares how he helped create the Kanye West fish dicks joke for South Park.
Candice Bergen shares stories from her life, including an arson incident, her connection to the Manson murders, and experiences with Jane Goodall and a Vice President.
Carrie Fisher engages in a humorous conversation with Conan O'Brien, reflecting on her life, sharing anecdotes about a French Bulldog, and discussing her future plans.
Christina Hendricks highlights Mad Men's impact on fashion and its authentic 1960s costumes.
Susan Orlean introduces Christoph Waltz at the New Yorker Festival, where he discusses his experiences working with Quentin Tarantino.
Clint Eastwood plays piano at the 2008 New Yorker Festival, showcasing his musical talent.
A frail scholar attempts to win the affection of Anne Cornwall through athletics, showcasing Buster Keaton's physical comedy and resilience in a series of failures.
Thony Loui, a Haitian artist, channels personal heartbreak into creating a humorous portrait of Conan O'Brien while introducing his superhero character, Djatawo.
Conan meets Ghanaian artist Jasper, known for his creative movie posters, including Diane Keaton's.
Conan visits San Diego Comic-Con, showcasing the Flaming Sea created with Bruce Timm and fan art.
At Comic-Con 2019, twin sisters Leslie and Natasha Harpold from Chula Vista impress with their detailed Daryl Dixon and Negan costumes from The Walking Dead.
Conan O'Brien learns about the skills and techniques required to become a journeyman bladesmith from expert Josh in Liverpool, NY.
Conan learns dance at the Alvin Ailey School with Tracy Inman and Damaris Damaris.
