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Camilla Parker Bowles' transformation from a controversial figure to Queen Camilla is explored through her resilience and dedication within the British monarchy.
Muhammad Ali's rise from Cassius Clay in Louisville to becoming a global boxing icon is explored through exclusive footage and interviews with those who knew him best.
A mother and daughter confront their painful past while climbing the Swiss Alps, as the daughter questions her mother's awareness of the abuse she suffered from her stepfather.
Sean Combs faces serious allegations of sex trafficking and racketeering, revealing the stark contrast between his music career highs and current legal troubles.
Herbert Norman leapt to his death in 1957, facing accusations of communism from the United States Senate and the FBI, despite being cleared by Canadian authorities.
Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, reshapes royal traditions while promoting empowerment and acceptance throughout Great Britain and the Commonwealth.
Ben Moore shares his 22-year search for his missing brother, exploring various locations and methods in a quest filled with hope and determination.
Walid Daqqa, a long-serving Palestinian political prisoner, transforms his prison cell into a space of learning and love while advocating for freedom and resistance.
Amanda Acker, a transformational coach, shares her experiences of overcoming incarceration, drug abuse, and homelessness to empower others with similar challenges.
John Lennon, co-founder of The Beatles, is portrayed through personal accounts that highlight his musical genius, political activism, and tragic death.
Steven Spielberg's career, spanning over 50 years, highlights his significant influence on Hollywood and his evolution from suburban Arizona to a cinematic icon.
In 1967, U.S. Air Force fighter pilot James Shively was shot down over North Vietnam and spent six years as a prisoner in Hanoi prison camps.
Julian Assange's role as the founder of WikiLeaks, which published classified US military documents in 2010, ignited global debates on transparency and government secrecy.
Paul Burrell, Princess Diana's butler and confidant, shares intimate insights into her life behind the walls of Kensington Palace and their enduring bond.
Beyoncé Knowles transformed the music industry from her beginnings with Destiny's Child to establishing a billion-dollar solo career marked by empowerment and cultural impact.
Barbara Bush, a prominent political strategist and former First Lady, is examined through her life and influence on the Bush family dynasty and American politics.
First Ladies throughout American history have influenced societal attitudes and advocated for military families and veterans during times of war and peace.
Michael Haneke's influential career is explored through interviews with actors like Isabelle Huppert and Juliette Binoche, alongside unseen behind-the-scenes footage.
Fat-Tone, a Kansas City rapper, navigates his rise and fall in the music industry while exploring the circumstances surrounding his death through interviews.
Britain's toughest men share their violent pasts and stories of redemption, revealing the complexities of survival and brotherly bonds in the world of MMA and crime.
Michael Jackson's life and career are examined through his groundbreaking albums, iconic performances, humanitarian efforts, and the controversies that shaped his legacy.
Young talent in the arts faces immense pressure and sacrifice as they strive for success, supported and challenged by their families along the way.
Reginald Mitchell's design of the Spitfire, characterized by its elliptical wings and speed, was a race against time as he battled terminal cancer during World War II.
Wolfgang Puck reflects on his rise from a challenging childhood in Austria to becoming a renowned chef and restaurateur, highlighting his culinary empire and social commitments.
Pauline Nordin, a Swedish fitness competitor and founder of Fighter Diet, pilots a MiG-29 fighter jet in an attempt to become the second female Swedish citizen in space.
Harry and Meghan navigate the challenges of parenthood in the public eye, celebrating milestones with their three children, including their latest addition.
Jackie Speier, shot five times during the 1978 Jonestown massacre, became a powerful advocate for justice and equality in the U.S. Congress.
Cokie Roberts, a pioneering journalist and author, is honored by her husband Steve Roberts and daughter Rebecca Boggs Roberts, reflecting on her impactful legacy.
Joe Biden reflects on his enduring friendship with John McCain, highlighting their collaboration and mutual respect despite political differences.
Madonna's evolution as a cultural icon since the 1980s is examined alongside her financial struggles and legal battles following her tumultuous marriage to Guy Ritchie.
Nigel 'Spud' Ely shares his experiences as a former SAS soldier, revealing insights from undercover missions, combat in the Falklands, and training mercenaries.
Billy Porter reflects on his experiences as a Black gay artist, discussing his journey through faith, Broadway, and the impact of HIV on his life and career.
Jesse Jackson reflects on his political activism, the significance of his 1984 and 1988 presidential campaigns, and their influence on Barack Obama's candidacy.
Justin Timberlake's career spans from his early days on the Mickey Mouse Club to international superstardom with NSYNC and a successful solo career, featuring insights from industry experts and personal interviews.
100,000 people attended the funeral of Camillien Houde, Montreal's mayor, marking the largest such gathering in the city since the death of Brother André.
Diego Maradona's extraordinary football career is highlighted through iconic moments, including the Hand of God and the Goal of the Century.
Rafael Nadal's career is chronicled through his achievements, challenges, and unwavering determination, highlighting his impact on the sport of tennis.
Sally Ride made history as NASA's first female astronaut during the seventh shuttle mission, inspiring generations amid significant social and scientific changes.
Jackson's presidency included significant events such as the Indian removal and the nullification crisis, which shaped his legacy in American politics.
Camillo Castiglioni, an influential figure in post-World War I Austria, was a controversial financier known for founding BMW and supporting the Salzburg Festival.
Chadwick Boseman battled colon cancer privately for four years before his death at age 43, leaving a lasting impact on the film industry and his fans.
Princess Diana's life is chronicled from her early days as a shy bride to her emergence as a global icon, culminating in the tragedy of her untimely death.
Stanley Kramer candidly discusses the reasons behind the box office failures of several of his films during a revealing 1955 interview with Peter Haigh.
Big' Ron Atkinson, a footballing cult figure, shares candid moments with his eclectic friends and showcases humorous bloopers from his 1998 VHS profile.
Mary Church Terrell, born into slavery in 1863, became a leading activist and the first president of the National Association of Colored Women, collaborating with figures like W. E. B. Du Bois.
Blossom C. Brown, a prominent black transgender activist, navigates personal and public challenges while advocating for transgender rights leading up to the 2019 CNN LGBTQ+ Town Hall.
Williams served as Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador from 2003 to 2010, advocating for local control over the province's natural resources.
Ken Chenault reflects on his leadership principles shaped by his childhood during the Civil Rights Movement and his experiences as CEO of American Express.
