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Michelle Knight recounts her captivity by Ariel Castro on the Dr Phil show, alongside Amanda Berry.
Dan Fraijo holds back tears as he addresses the loss of 19 firefighters in Arizona's wildfire.
More than 500 dead bodies remain under the rubble at Alipa Hospital, as Australian doctors face constant threats to their safety while treating patients.
Kate Middleton's role in the royal family and her relationship with Prince William and their children are explored in this episode of the series by Banijay Documentaries.
Baltimore bodybuilder Ernestine Shepherd exemplifies resilience and empowerment on International Women’s Day by challenging age stereotypes through rigorous training and mentorship.
Michael Douglas plays Liberace, with Matt Damon as his partner Scott Thorson in this film.
Ben Affleck discusses Argo and its satirical take on the 1979 Tehran hostage crisis.
Hillary Clinton faces resistance in Washington as first lady in 1993 during her husband's administration.
Bibijan, married at 13, is murdered that night, leaving her grieving family behind.
Bill Kaulitz opens his photo exhibition in Berlin, showcasing his solo project Billy.
Billy Connolly reflects on his stand-up career and life with Parkinson's disease.
Bing Crosby's daughter recalls his Christmas shows and support for troops during World War efforts.
A black male speaker expresses concern for his daughter's safety in a world where racism persists, stating that if black lives do not matter, then nothing else does.
Bob Bozic recalls that during his fight against Larry Holmes at Madison Square Garden, the first punch broke his nose and the third round knocked out his teeth.
Ronan Keating and Boyzone honor Stephen Gately at his emotional funeral in Dublin.
Stephen Gately of Boyzone is confirmed to have died of natural causes in Majorca.
Bradley Wiggins reflects on his historic achievements as the first cyclist to win the Tour de France and an Olympic gold medal in 2012 during a pre-Olympic interview.
Mirna Valerio transforms her life through running, participating in marathons and ultramarathons across Georgia while challenging stereotypes about fitness and inclusivity.
Bob Weighton, the world's oldest man, shares his life experiences in Japan and beyond.
Ivar A. Westerlund's sons share memories of their father who died on Eagle 56 in April 1945.
Xan Brooks discusses morality in Calvary with Brendan Gleeson and John Michael McDonagh.
Carol Thatcher recalls her mother's confidence in her legacy and reflects on her loss.
Cate Blanchett shares insights on her role in Woody Allen's film Blue Jasmine.
Caden, bullied for dwarfism, receives global support after a viral Facebook video.
Cesar Millan defends himself against animal cruelty claims made by Alan Titchmarsh's critics.
Nat Geo presents a unique view of King Charles III days before his coronation.
Professor Hans Rosling's bubble charts reveal global income and life expectancy disparities.
Chloë Grace Moretz discusses her role in Kick-Ass 2 and its anti-comic book themes.
Chris Froome targets The Tour de France starting on 29 June after winning four stage races.
Paul O'Grady honors Cilla Black at her funeral, recalling their joyful times together in Spain.
Sir Cliff Richard discusses rumors about his sexuality with Kay Burley in an interview.
Conrad Black claims innocence and criticizes Rupert Murdoch during an interview with Adam Boulton.
Adam Fresco recounts how proning saved his wife Stacy's life during COVID-19 treatment.
Steve Irwin's mortality is heightened after his mother's automobile accident, leading to his tragic death.
Cyril Ramaphosa's evolution from a lawyer and unionist to a business tycoon and president of South Africa is examined, highlighting his influence in the ANC.
Summer in February depicts a love triangle involving Alfred Munnings and Gilbert Evans.
David Beckham reflects on his retirement from professional football after a successful stint with Paris Saint-Germain, highlighting key moments and achievements throughout his career.
David Beckham discusses his heartbreak over leaving Manchester United with Jake Humphrey.
Societal discomfort surrounding discussions of mortality is examined through personal reflections and viewer engagement on death anxiety and its implications.
Diane von Furstenberg, a fashion designer who immigrated to America in 1970, achieved success with her iconic wrap dress and emphasized the importance of financial independence.
Diego Maradona's funeral in Buenos Aires draws thousands of fans who pay their respects as President Alberto Fernandez honors him with his iconic number 10 shirt.
Dolores Huerta co-founded the National Farm Workers Association in 1962 and led a national boycott during the Delano Grape Strike in 1965.
Ibrahim al-Akri attacks pedestrians in East Jerusalem, killing several before police intervene.
The video discusses Meghan Markle's racial identity and media portrayal as definitely racialized.
Iris Apfel meets Duro Olowu at London Zoo, showcasing her vibrant personality and style.
Dwight Yorke reflects on his challenging upbringing in a large family, the impact of his football career on fatherhood, and his desire to be a better parent.
Eamonn Holmes thanks viewers after 11 years of news reporting on British television.
Nina Conti reflects on her career as a ventriloquist and her beloved puppet Monkey while preparing for her performance at the Pleasance Dome in Edinburgh.
