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Justin, a young design student, seeks to become a LEGO set designer at the company's headquarters in Denmark, exploring the competitive path to this coveted role.
The Temple of Seti I at Abydos showcases exquisite reliefs and the significant Abydos King List, highlighting ancient Egyptian religion and kingship.
Raf Simons' first haute couture collection for Christian Dior features a team of seamstresses working tirelessly to meet the demands of modern fashion.
Ancient Mayan cities, long obscured by dense vegetation, are examined by scientists and archaeologists revealing their true scale and complexity.
The construction of the Peak to Peak gondola in Whistler, Canada, showcases the engineering challenges and innovations behind the world's longest and highest ski lift.
Los Angeles' art scene is explored through conversations with artists like Paul McCarthy and visits to studios and exhibitions, highlighting its vibrant culture.
A 27-year-old optometrist recounts his experience meeting Bette Davis and Mae West, revealing their candid conversations and personalities.
Clark Gable died on November 16, 1960, and was buried with Carole Lombard at Forest Lawn, Glendale, fulfilling his last wishes to be with her.
James Beard was born in 1903 in Portland, Oregon, during a significant boom in the timber industry.
A hovercraft can glide up to 16 feet above the ground, allowing it to traverse challenging terrains like the Polar Ice and the Amazon's rapids.
Colombian Fashion Week showcases the country's evolving identity through contrasting beauty ideals amid a backdrop of fashion, cocaine, and plastic surgery.
Leonardo da Vinci completed the Mona Lisa around 1504, a painting that has become the best-known artwork in history.
Locations across Japan reveal the inspirations behind Studio Ghibli's "Spirited Away," showcasing stunning bathhouses and ancient festivals that shaped its Spirit World.
Carol Burnett reflects on her early love for Hollywood, her journey from UCLA to Broadway, and the challenges she faced in achieving success in comedy.
In Italy, the ghost town of Appice, the Bollate Prison, and the Dr. Seuss House in Alaska are explored alongside the edible bird's nest harvesting in Malaysia.
Takeda Shingen's body double must navigate the complexities of identity and power after the samurai leader's unexpected death in this acclaimed film.
California Typewriter explores the enduring passion of typewriter enthusiasts and the legacy of a Berkeley service shop that has operated since 1949.
Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor married on May 14, 1939, in a union arranged by MGM Studios, despite their differing personalities.
Model maker Michael Niemas designs detailed 1:24 scale racing cars, including a Lola T70 from the 1960s, for clients around the globe.
Mont-Saint-Michel, a rock 80 meters high, has stood for 1,300 years and attracts 2.5 million visitors each year to its unique architectural structures.
The Nile River shapes the lives of communities in its valley, showcasing a blend of tradition, creativity, and the remnants of ancient civilizations.
Kazutaro Nakamura, a seventeen-year-old actor, strives to preserve the centuries-old art of Kabuki as he makes his debut at Tokyo's Kabuki-Za Theatre.
China's mega projects, including the world's longest cross-sea bridge, exemplify the evolution of bridge engineering from ancient techniques to modern marvels.
In a medieval setting, Tom and Peter mine lead using Tudor techniques while Ruth crafts a stained glass window and seeks eels in local rivers.
Reborn Babies, life-like doll replicas, have captivated a global community of 20,000 makers and collectors, with prices reaching up to $30,000 for the most intricate pieces.
David 'Rock' Nelson, a filmmaker known for his zero-budget horror epics, shares his unique creative process during a cross-country adventure with host Zack Carlson.
300,000 people lived in Athens at its peak in the fifth century BC, a city that significantly influenced the development of democracy and philosophy.
Ingmar Bergman's legacy is explored through candid interviews with filmmakers like Lars Von Trier, Martin Scorsese, and Woody Allen at his home on Fårö Island.
Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code" raises questions about historical claims regarding a secret bloodline linked to Jesus and the interpretations of Leonardo da Vinci's art.
Kelly, a young male model from America, navigates the demanding world of Milan's fashion week, revealing the hard work behind the glamorous facade of modeling.
Skylar, an LA-raised model, actress, and DJ, navigates the challenges of the entertainment industry while documenting her glamorous yet difficult life.
Robert Ryan's tattoos blend American Traditional art with Hare Krishna icons, reflecting his spirituality as a tattooer, painter, and musician.
Two 19-year-old recruits, David Bratland and Jesper Bruseth, train in Kirkenes to monitor and defend the nearly 200-kilometre-long border with Russia.
Tokyo's micro homes, such as a 3-meter-wide house in Shibuya and a 16-square-meter design by architect Manabu Maya, illustrate innovative living solutions in a densely populated megacity.
In 1872, Congress declared Yellowstone the world's first national park, influenced by the art of Thomas Moran and the photography of William H. Jackson.
Fifty Imperial Fabergé eggs are known to exist, but one of the missing eggs has recently been uncovered in an antique store in London.
Tudor fashion, characterized by its extravagance and vibrant colors, reflects the unique contributions of monarchs like Henry VIII and Elizabeth I to the era's style.
Three finalists have four hours to paint a portrait of actor Ian McKellen at the National Portrait Gallery in London.
Squire Martin prepares a succulent dish of goose for his lord in the year 1427, demonstrating the culinary skills of medieval master cooks.
Baron Haussmann's modernization of Paris under Napoléon III transformed the city with iconic structures like the Arc de Triomphe and major transportation hubs.
Approximately 250 ancient bronze heads are sold at auction, many of which are suspected forgeries attributed to a mysterious forger known as the Spanish Master.
The Honjo Masamune, a legendary samurai sword crafted by Goro Nyudo Masamune, remains missing since its surrender to Allied forces after World War II.
Stanford White designed the Washington Square Arch, a prominent symbol of New York City, and was a key figure in the city's Gilded Age architecture.
James May creates a Plasticine garden for the Chelsea Flower Show with public help.
Jonathan Siegrist's relentless pursuit of excellence in sport climbing is vividly captured through stunning cinematography and an evocative soundtrack, showcasing the essence of climbing passion.
A celebration of the electric guitar features interviews and performances by legends such as B.B. King, Slash, and Paul Stanley, hosted by Kevin Bacon.
Lowriding in San Diego and the borderlands is explored through the stories of Chicano and Mexican communities who shaped this unique car customizing tradition.
Azuma Makoto, a Japanese artist, creates plant sculptures that connect humanity and nature.
