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Four transgender men share their personal experiences and challenges during their transition from female to male, highlighting the Australian LGBTIQ community.
Ananias Mathe, a Mozambican criminal known as South Africa's most wanted, faces 51 charges including murder and armed robbery after multiple prison escapes.
Theodore Roosevelt became the youngest president in U.S. history at 2:15 a.m. on September 14, 1901, following the death of President William McKinley.
Bernard O'Mahoney, a former football hooligan and member of the Essex Boys gang, discusses his transition from crime to becoming a successful author with Danny Dyer.
Rock 'N Roll Fantasy Camp allows aspiring musicians to collaborate with rock legends like Roger Daltrey, Paul Stanley, and Slash during an immersive four-day experience.
Fred and Rose West, a British couple from Gloucester, committed a series of murders over two decades, targeting vulnerable young women and their own children.
Arthur Shawcross, known as The Genesee River Killer, murdered 11 women and 2 children, revealing his psychopathic tendencies and gruesome acts in an intense interview.
John F. Kennedy's early political career is examined through his 1946 House of Representatives campaign in Massachusetts and the subsequent events leading to 1956.
Queen Elizabeth II's funeral marked the end of her historic 70-year reign, during which she appointed fifteen prime ministers and celebrated seven jubilees.
King Henry VIII's reign transformed England through his six marriages, break with the Catholic Church, and the establishment of the Church of England.
Pastor Bill Wilson leads the largest Sunday school in America, attracting 20,000 children weekly with unconventional methods and a $5 million operation in Brooklyn.
Three-year-old Liam Hoekstra possesses extraordinary muscle mass and strength due to a rare condition, raising questions about the implications of his abilities.
King Charles III bestowed the title of Princess of Wales to Catherine Middleton in his first televised speech, marking a new era for the British monarchy.
Zahida, Pakistan's first female taxi driver, navigates systemic barriers and societal prejudice while hustling on the challenging roads of Rawalpindi.
Marvin Musquin has stood on the podium several dozen times in the 250 cubic centimeter category before moving up to the 450 class in motocross racing.
Queen Elizabeth II's reign was profoundly shaped by the lives and deaths of key figures in the British monarchy, influencing the course of history.
Elon Musk's ambitious SpaceX project aims to revolutionize space travel and expand humanity's reach into the cosmos.
Lady Diana Spencer's transition from a shy young girl at Balmoral Castle to HRH Princess of Wales is chronicled alongside her early years and family life.
In 1936, King Edward VIII abdicated the throne to marry Wallis Simpson, a decision that shocked the British government and the Empire.
In Indonesia, novice pilots with limited flying hours navigate treacherous conditions while working for Susi Air to gain experience for future commercial jobs.
Keith Haring, a renowned pop artist known for his vibrant street art, died from AIDS at the age of 31, leaving a lasting impact on contemporary culture.
Fifteen years old, Randy Horne began his career as an ironworker, later becoming known as "Spudwrench" during the 1990 Oka crisis.
David Beckham rose to prominence as a key player for Manchester United's Class of 92, contributing to the club's success under Sir Alex Ferguson.
Tony Hawk, a pioneer in skateboarding, transformed the sport into an Olympic event and founded the Tony Hawk Foundation to support skate parks in underserved communities.
King Charles III's ascension to the throne raises questions about how he will navigate the legacy of his namesakes, Charles I and Charles II, amid modern expectations.
Over 15,000 soldiers landed at Omaha Beach on June 6, 1944, facing heavy fire during one of World War II's most critical battles.
John Fitzgerald Kennedy was born on May 29, 1917, into a Boston Irish family and became the 35th president of the United States.
John Wesley Powell, a pioneering explorer and founding member of the Society, completed the first descent of the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon.
Joan Baez reflects on her friendship with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., detailing their shared commitment to non-violence and her experiences during the civil rights movement.
Nicki Minaj's multifaceted impact on hip hop is explored through her evolution as an artist, showcasing her roles as a fierce emcee and pop culture icon.
Queen Elizabeth II, who unexpectedly ascended to the throne, navigated over six decades of profound change in British history and royal duty.
Mireya Mayor, a former Miami Dolphins cheerleader and field biologist, shares her experiences and adventures in wildlife exploration across various ecosystems.
Abraham Lincoln's leadership during the Civil War is examined, highlighting his evolving stance on slavery and key events like the Battle of Gettysburg.
George Farah's transformation from child soldier to bodybuilding icon is chronicled through his battles with gunshot wounds, stage 4 cancer, and insights from legends like Kai Greene and Dexter Jackson.
AC/DC, formed in Australia in 1973, are chronicled through archive and music footage, highlighting their influence on heavy metal and rock music.
Diego Maradona's iconic 1986-87 season with Napoli highlights his extraordinary talent and impact on the club's history and Italian football.
Pablo Picasso created his first known painting, "El Picador," at the age of eight while attending bullfights with his father in Spain.
At 87 years old, Dale “Greybeard” Sanders attempts to paddle the entire length of the Mississippi River to set a Guinness World Record.
O.J. Simpson was acquitted in 1995 for the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, despite later being found liable in a civil trial.
At 17, John Robert Lewis wrote a letter to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., which led to their first meeting in Montgomery in 1957.
Alina lives in Miami quietly, conflicted about her father's legacy as crowds celebrate his anticipated death.
At 42 years old, Deanna Stellato Dudek attempts a remarkable comeback to figure skating, aiming to qualify for the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026.
George Martorano spent over 30 years in prison as the longest-serving first-time, nonviolent offender in American history.
Over 200 kilometers of harsh Antarctic terrain challenge Prince Harry and four injured British soldiers in a race against teams from the Commonwealth and the USA.
Four child drag queens prepare to perform Lady Gaga’s ‘Born This Way’ at the Montreal Pride Festival, each facing personal challenges along the way.
Explorers like Christopher Columbus and Ernest Shackleton shaped history through their daring expeditions, revealing the complexities of their motivations and legacies.
Didier Drogba, a legendary Ivorian footballer, is celebrated for his remarkable scoring ability, impactful career at Chelsea, and significant humanitarian efforts.
Calvin Klein, born in the Bronx in 1942, transformed the fashion industry with his innovative designs and earned three Coty Awards for womenswear.
