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A Bohemian princess from the 18th century, suffering from a light allergy, became the basis for vampire myths after a gruesome murder in Czech Krumlov.
A euro fighter model measuring 265 centimeters in wingspan requires 600 hours of work and careful testing before its first flight at a sports aerodrome.
Akiko, a third-generation weaver, creates textiles from banana fiber and silk, using natural dyes sourced from the forest on Iriomote Island.
Tokyo's extreme population density has led residents to embrace micro-architecture, creating innovative living spaces like a 16-square-meter house designed by architect Manabu Maya.
Detroit produced some of the finest musicians in jazz, including Elvin Jones, Yusef Lateef, and Ron Carter, shaping the genre's global influence.
Christian Garcia has worked as the head chef at the Prince's Palace of Monaco for 25 years, preparing meals for the Grimaldi family and managing grand receptions.
Joe Tilson, a prominent British artist, explores the tension between human emotional needs and technological advancements in a mechanical world.
James Bond has eliminated 405 villains and had close to 60 romances since his first appearance in 1962's Dr. No.
60 million euros are generated in just a few days at the world's largest vegetable market during the International Kite Festival in Gujarat, India.
Notre-Dame, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, has been a symbol of Paris since 1163, showcasing its grandeur before the devastating fire in 2019.
Terry Pike, feeling trapped in her mundane life, abandons her family and encounters unsettling experiences at a mysterious midnight diner.
Mall of America, the largest shopping mall in the United States, showcases innovative design and construction techniques through insights from architects and project managers.
A young mother in the United States faces life-threatening consequences after receiving cyanide-laced chocolates from her ex-boyfriend on Valentine's Day.
A horse-breeding family in Mongolia hosts city children to teach them the Morin Khuur, an ancestral violin celebrated for its healing power and cultural significance.
At Guédelon in France, modern builders recreate a 13th-century castle using authentic medieval tools and techniques, showcasing the engineering of the era.
Ilé-Ifè, the sacred city of the Yoruba in Nigeria, was a thriving center of civilization known for its glass bead production before its decline around 1400 AD.
Passionate artisans redefine whisky through creativity and craftsmanship, featuring insights from over 50 industry leaders on sourcing, blending, and aging exceptional spirits.
Thousands of artworks are stored in secure facilities, hidden from view, yet require preservation to maintain their cultural significance.
A quarter of a million pins are manipulated to create intricate visual effects in a demonstration of the pinboard animation technique.
Twenty-five years after attending ballet school, dancers Elizabeth Burke, Alisia Pobega, Sarah Moore, Sarah Gibson, and Caroline Sicard reflect on the personal costs of pursuing their dreams.
Astana's ambitious project to create the world's largest tent, designed by architect Norman Foster, aims to provide a Mediterranean climate in extreme temperatures.
Full Figured Fashion Week showcases the evolution of plus-size fashion, celebrating curvy women in stylish couture rather than outdated clothing options.
Tutankhamun's life is explored through a curated exhibition of 12,000 Ancient Egyptian objects, highlighting his upbringing and reign while challenging historical narratives.
In 1964, the largest civil rights demonstration in the United States took place in New York City, led by Bayard Rustin and Milton Galamison to protest school segregation.
Male erotic dancing in Australia blends performance art and entertainment, showcasing the creative expressions and challenges faced by the MenXclusive collective.
Historic sites managed by the National Trust, including Penrhyn Castle and Kedleston Hall, serve as vital platforms for engaging with complex histories.
A 142-meter tall spire crowns Strasbourg Cathedral, the tallest building in the Christian world until the 19th century, completed over 400 years.
Birdsall House in Yorkshire, transformed by Lady Cara Willoughby, features restored Victorian kitchens and a modern 1920s-themed event venue.
Finalists showcase their portraits in a tense competition, as judges deliberate on who will be crowned the best portrait artist of the year.
Cuthbert Temple Lane Harrison, a master craftsman, leads a family-run factory in Durham City that produces some of the world's finest church and concert organs.
In the Arctic Circle, glaciologist Heidi Sevestre, snowkiter Aleksander Lyngberg, and ice musician Terje Isungset showcase life and creativity in Norway.
After 100 years, the ideals of the Bauhaus remain relevant, influencing modern design and urban planning in response to issues like climate change and urbanization.
In AlUla, Saudi Arabia, archaeologists and historians investigate the ancient city of Dadan, exploring its 9th-century BCE heritage and the reasons for its disappearance.
Robin Williams, celebrated for his comedic brilliance and memorable roles, struggled with depression throughout his life, culminating in his tragic loss.
The National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City reveals artifacts like ancient athletic equipment and peasant dresses that shaped historical narratives.
Auckland’s vogue scene provides LGBTQ Māori and Pacific youth a vibrant platform for self-expression, identity, and community amidst societal challenges.
Robert Redford discusses the intersections of journalism, politics, ecology, and cinema while promoting his film about the Watergate scandal.
Renaissance culinary practices transformed dining with strict table manners and the introduction of imported vegetables, reflecting broader cultural shifts in Europe.
Mexico City, Oaxaca, and Cuernavaca showcase local residents' passion for food and art while grappling with the impacts of drug trade-related violence.
73 out of 200 forged paintings created by John Myatt remain unaccounted for, hidden in private collections around the world.
Crusader fortresses in Syria, Israel, and Lebanon exemplify military and architectural innovations developed during the nearly two-century conflict between Christian and Muslim forces.
Vincent van Gogh's portrait of Dr. Paul Ferdinand Gachet, sold at auction in 1990, has vanished, prompting an investigation across France, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
Spike Lee reflects on Gordon Parks' artistic versatility and impact, highlighting his role in social justice through photography and film.
Canoeist Bill Mason illustrates essential paddling techniques through animated lines, celebrating the art and joy of solo canoeing.
The Palace of Versailles, a monumental achievement of French kings Louis XIII, Louis XIV, and Louis XVI, showcases extraordinary engineering and architectural innovation over three centuries.
New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art reveals the hidden histories of artifacts, including Henry VIII's armor and Nazi-looted manuscripts.
Doo-wop music, characterized by its unique harmonies and influential artists, shaped the foundation of rock and roll, revealing a rich yet often overlooked history.
A small rope-making firm in Hawes, Yorkshire, thrives under the stewardship of Peter and Ruth Annison, preserving a craft with deep local roots.
