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Terry 'Turbo' Burrows is the fastest window cleaner, holding a Guinness World Record since 1995.
Angela Merkel's past in Communist East Germany raises questions about recent biographies published.
Derek Jeter's series highlights entertainers who transformed American popular culture.
Ewan McGregor and Naomi Watts discuss their roles in 'The Impossible' and the tsunami's impact.
A young man, disillusioned with his life in the United States, travels to the Amazon rainforest to participate in Ayahuasca ceremonies with local shamans.
On Monday night, Roe Davis and Kenny Burrow shine in a thrilling game at Candlestick Park.
Alec Bognar supports Donald Trump despite a weak showing at the Iowa caucus.
The Guardian Film Show reviews The Look of Love, a biopic by Michael Winterbottom.
A whistleblower shares her fears after her husband is taken by authorities in Egypt.
In 1937, the massacre in Nanking resulted in horrific atrocities, as survivors recount their experiences and Iris Chang seeks to document this overlooked history.
Dallas Wing, the first U.S. recipient of a face transplant, navigates life-threatening injuries and the emotional impact of his altered appearance after a severe work accident.
Erin Greene confronts her fear of polar bears in Polar Bear Town, a year after surviving a near-fatal attack by one of these powerful animals.
Diana Spencer's early days with Prince Charles reveal the toll of secrecy on her well-being.
A 10-year-old composer from Georgia captivates audiences with compositions that draw comparisons to Mozart, showcasing his talent and the support of his family and mentors.
John Carlos captures rocket launches, including Atlas and Delta, on Florida's Space Coast.
Terry 'Turbo' Burrows holds the Guinness World Record for the fastest window cleaner.
Steel workers in Pittsburgh prepare for a strike amid rising profits and stagnant wages.
Kelly Maloney, a former boxing promoter, transitions and embraces her identity as a woman.
Theresa May's Premiership begins in July 2016, marked by her commitment to public service.
A fashion designer from Mexico, Tiff, emphasizes the importance of self-care and balance in her ecommerce business, Raggedy Tiff, while utilizing PayPal for sales management.
Marlene Dietrich refuses Nazi propaganda offers in London and renounces her German citizenship.
George King climbs London's Shard at 19, leading to his arrest and a stronger obsession with climbing.
AG Gaston built the AG Gaston Motel, one of 11 sites in Birmingham included in the Green Book, which served as a headquarters for the Civil Rights Movement.
Benjamin Kapelushnik, 'The Sneaker Don,' makes $1 million selling sneakers to stars like Khaled.
More than 10,000 Palestinians are still missing under the rubble in Gaza, as an independent journalist documents the ongoing hardships faced by families.
Julia Ruscher, a math genius, studies stochastic processes at the Berlin Mathematical School.
Tony Bennett reflects on his collaboration with Amy Winehouse for the album Duets II, sharing insights about their recording experience and his upcoming performance at the London Palladium.
Tony Bennett reflects on performing with Amy Winehouse and her love for music.
Each day, Tony Judt experiences a gradual decline in his physical abilities due to motor neuron disease, describing it as a prison shrinking by six inches daily.
Chris Froome says intense testing makes cheating in cycling nearly impossible today.
Tracey Emin presents her first solo exhibition in Greater China at galleries in Hong Kong.
Trey Gowdy reflects on his political career, expressing disappointment with partisanship in Washington while advocating for a more conciliatory approach to governance.
John Glenn is the first American to orbit Earth and the oldest person to fly in space.
Joseph Biden lost his wife and daughter in a car accident weeks after reaching the U.S. Senate at age 30, while Donald Trump built a brand from a New York real estate empire.
Zelenskyy states Ukraine needs more time for a counter-offensive against Russian forces.
Hilo Dianov, a Ukrainian Marine, recounts his torment in Russian captivity after Mariupol's fall.
Deborah Feldman recounts her life in the Satmar sect of Hasidic Judaism and her escape from Brooklyn to Berlin, highlighting the challenges of leaving ultra-orthodox traditions.
In California, reactions to Prince Harry's revelations spark curiosity about the Sussexes' future.
In Manchester, insurance salesman Russell Tubby, played by Vincent Franklin, recalls his childhood and the impact of music after hearing a 1929 record.
Vincent Cassel shares insights on portraying French gangster Jacques Mesrine in this interview.
Vincent van Gogh's former Brixton home in South London is now for sale after 65 years.
Three acts of the ballet draw inspiration from Virginia Woolf's novels, including 'Mrs. Dalloway,' 'Orlando,' and 'The Waves.
Dame Zaha Hadid, renowned architect, dies at 65, leaving a legacy of iconic buildings.
Mansour directed parts of the film from a van, addressing Saudi conservatism in her work.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway thrives through strategic investments and insurance premiums.
Wayne Rooney relocates to America with his family, adjusting to life and football in MLS.
For $50, visitors can tour Paisley Park, Prince's home and studio, which has become a museum since his death in 2016.
Dr. Dina is the first woman in Southern California to start a medical cannabis doctor's office and dispensary.
