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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.
Stanley Kramer candidly discusses the reasons behind the box office failures of several of his films during a revealing 1955 interview with Peter Haigh.
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.
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.
Queen Camilla's ascent to Queen Consort of the United Kingdom reflects her personal resilience and the shifting public perception surrounding her role in the monarchy.
Mebrahtu's perilous migration from Eritrea to London highlights the struggles faced by many skilled refugees seeking asylum in Europe.
Six Tony Awards were won by Spring Awakening, a musical adaptation of Frank Wedekind's 1891 play about repressed German teens.
John C. Calhoun served as Vice President under two Presidents and was a key figure in the debates that set the stage for the Civil War.
Peter W. Auge and Chan Yuk Chen navigate the stark cultural divide between Western businessmen and local Chinese communities in 1980s Hong Kong.
Jack Canfield, best-selling author of the Chicken Soup for the Soul series, shares his transformative life and career as a renowned entrepreneur and speaker.
Queen Elizabeth II's reign is examined through the lens of her ability to balance ancient traditions with the demands of modern society.
Missy Meloney served as a political advisor to Presidents Calvin Coolidge, Herbert Hoover, and Franklin D. Roosevelt, advocating for outreach to women voters.
Betty Broderick, a former socialite from California, became infamous for her high-profile divorce and subsequent conviction for the murder of her ex-husband and his new wife.
Florence Foster Jenkins, a 1920s New York music scene icon, became famous for her lack of singing talent, captivating audiences with her unique performances.
John Weld's life spanned from a Hollywood stuntman to a journalist and novelist, connecting him with influential figures like writers and politicians throughout the 20th century.
Zinedine Zidane, a legendary French footballer and current Real Madrid manager, is celebrated for his exceptional skill and is regarded as one of the game's greatest.
Powerful stories of love and resilience highlight couples overcoming significant challenges, proving that true commitment endures against all odds.
Prince William navigated adolescence under intense media scrutiny, facing personal challenges and the weight of expectations as the future king of the United Kingdom.
John Spencer, suffering from severe amnesia due to a brain hemorrhage, relies on his wife Audrey while seeking treatment for his condition.
Eritrean cyclist Biniam Girmay, at just 17, aspires to compete in the Tour de France, symbolizing hope for Africa's representation in cycling.
Over 300 years, treasure hunters have searched the eastern seaboard of North America for the buried secrets of Sarah Kidd, wife of pirate Captain William Kidd.
Shirley Sherrod reflects on her experiences growing up in Georgia during Jim Crow, her role in the Civil Rights Movement, and the fallout from her controversial 2009 NAACP speech.
Mohandas Gandhi's early life in London and India, marked by personal failures and the awakening of his political philosophy in South Africa, shaped his future as the Mahatma.
Bob, a 54-year-old man, expresses a desire for fame to share his life story and promote peace, stating, "I want to be like him."
John Ubaldo, a former Wall Street banker, transforms his life into small-scale farming while advocating for sustainable agriculture against corporate practices.
Mo Rocca, a correspondent for CBS Sunday Morning, brings to life the stories of notable figures who have not received proper obituaries.
Bonny Lee Bakley, who had nine husbands, became widely known for her tumultuous relationship with actor Robert Blake, a former star of Our Gang and Baretta.
Two stowaways on a British Airways flight from Johannesburg to London highlight the extreme risks of their desperate escape, resulting in one man's tragic death and another's survival.
Two brothers, Chuck and Tom Hagel, fought in the same infantry unit during the Vietnam War, with one supporting the conflict and the other opposing it.
At 25, Co Hoedeman was recently married and had completed his military service before moving to Canada to pursue a career in animation.
Kerry Kennedy highlights her father Robert F. Kennedy's enduring impact on civil rights, education, justice, and peace through interviews with influential figures.
Harry and Meghan's departure from the royal family is examined alongside their ongoing conflict with the tabloid press and their efforts to share their narrative through a Netflix series.
Renowned human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh continues her fight for justice in Iran despite being imprisoned, as documented through secret footage and interviews with activists.
Prince Charles, facing pressure to marry by 30, chooses Lady Diana Spencer, leading to a public fascination with their seemingly fairytale romance.
Stella McCartney, a pioneer in sustainable fashion, combines innovative design with ethical practices, reshaping the industry landscape.
In August 1997, William and Harry faced a life-altering moment as they mourned their mother, Diana, following her tragic death.
Diego Maradona's extraordinary career and impact on football are explored through highlights and insights from his legendary matches, particularly in Mexico '86.
In 1995, Linda M. reconnects with filmmaker Norma Bailey, who previously documented her life in 1980, as Linda navigates rehabilitation and family dynamics.
David Frank has 60 grandchildren to whom he teaches ancient Indigenous songs and dances, preserving his cultural heritage on Vancouver Island.
After surviving a near-fatal shooting, former drug dealer and journalist Samson Styles seeks reconciliation with his shooter while imparting life lessons to a young boy.
Over one million dollars has been raised by the Ladybug Foundation, co-founded by Hannah Taylor to support homeless individuals across Canada.
Princess Diana's life is examined through her roles as a humanitarian, a member of the British royal family, and a cultural icon in the 20th century.
Black women entrepreneurs share their inspiring stories and strategies for success, highlighting their impact on business and future generations.
Conjoined twins Reba and Lori Schappell, the world's oldest craniopagus twins, share 30% of their brain and live in Reading, Pennsylvania.
