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Sean Penn's tumultuous rise to fame, marked by a volatile marriage to Madonna and conflicts with the media, ultimately led to his transformation into an Oscar-winning actor and humanitarian.
Amy Jordan, a former professional dancer, was struck by a 15-ton New York City Express bus while crossing the street, raising concerns about her ability to dance again.
Gloria Steinem reflects on her complex relationship with Betty Friedan, the rise of anti-feminist Phyllis Schlafly, and the contributions of Bella Abzug to the women's movement.
Karen Tumulty spent years conducting interviews and reviewing letters and records to construct a portrait of Nancy Reagan's role as a partner to Ronald Reagan.
Darren Walker, president of the Ford Foundation, discusses his path from a Louisiana charity hospital to leading a $16 billion philanthropy focused on social justice.
Phil Richards received a letter from the Queen's representative, marking the beginning of his commission to paint her official portrait for the Diamond Jubilee.
Robin Williams' family faced a contentious legal battle over his $100 million estate, highlighting the complexities of estate planning and inheritance disputes.
Judge Matthew Bailie Begbie, a prominent figure in British Columbia's gold-mining camps, established law and order during the tumultuous frontier days of the 19th century.
Pat Schulz, a prominent Toronto feminist and labor activist, is honored for her pivotal role in advancing women's rights, including equal pay and childcare access.
A quarter of a million activists gathered in Washington, D.C., for the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, organized by Bayard Rustin.
Aitana Bonmat, the 2023 Ballon d'Or winner and UNHCR ambassador, balances her elite football career with personal commitments and connections to refugee women.
Florence Burnier-Bauer recounts her experiences of lifelong abuse, exploitation, and a descent into crime, ultimately becoming a sexual prisoner of a European counterculture icon.
An Australian commando, injured in combat, transforms his life through professional sport, highlighting the healing power of competition for wounded veterans.
Kylian Mbappé's remarkable ascent in football, marked by endorsements from legends like Cristiano Ronaldo and Pelé, positions him as a potential icon of the 2026 World Cup.
Matthew Henson shares stories from his youth, polar expeditions, and collaborations with Admiral Robert Peary and the Inuit peoples at the National Archives.
Nicole Bester, a 10-year-old girl, is the sole survivor of her family's tragic murder by her stepfather, Gerhard Pieters, who shot them all.
A veteran's 750-mile walk across the United States highlights the struggles of PTSD and the search for community among fellow survivors.
The Ovitz family, a group of seven Jewish dwarf performers, faced unimaginable challenges during World War II, including brutal experiments in Auschwitz.
Lady Diana is portrayed as a transformative figure in the British Royal Family, challenging longstanding myths about her life and legacy.
Julia Child, known for her influential cookbook Mastering the Art of French Cooking, shares her experiences as a World War II OSS communicator and culinary icon.
Prince William navigates the complexities of royal duty and personal loss, shaping a compassionate vision for the future of the monarchy.
Tim Peake's six-year preparation for his historic mission to the International Space Station highlights the intense physical, mental, and emotional demands of becoming an astronaut.
King Charles III's ascent to the throne is examined alongside his environmental advocacy and the evolving legacy of the House of Windsor.
F. Haydn Williams, a WWII naval officer, led efforts to establish the WWII Memorial through the American Battle Monuments Commission amid significant opposition.
After more than 48 hours in transit, actress Babz Chula arrives in Kerala, India, seeking treatment from an Ayurvedic healer amid her battle with cancer.
Maddie Caballo recounts her childhood experiences of severe abuse, including being starved and tortured by her own family and community.
A thousand kilometres north of Toronto, a lumber camp serves as the backdrop for a family's history in Northern Ontario's logging towns.
Catherine Middleton navigates the challenges and responsibilities of her role as Princess of Wales following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Pete Seeger reflects on his pivotal role in launching the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater project, aimed at cleaning up New York's Hudson River through grassroots activism.
Britney Spears' rise to global fame and fortune was overshadowed by a conservatorship that stripped her of control over her finances and personal life.
In locations tied to pop culture icons like Marilyn Monroe, Biggie Smalls, and Joan Rivers, the series examines the events that shaped their lives and legacies.
Renowned Canadian author David Adams Richards reflects on his life and literary works, highlighting the influence of Eastern Canada's Miramichi region.
Freediving champion Jessea Lu confronts the psychological aftermath of a life-threatening blackout during a world-record attempt in this exploration of healing and resilience.
Outstanding young talent in the arts faces immense pressure and support from their families as they strive to achieve their dreams before adulthood.
Steve Moby Leitch swims the treacherous Molokai Channel in Hawaii, overcoming personal struggles with addiction and loss to inspire others.
Eddie Jordan mentors eight young men in car crime, aiming for redemption through racing.
At 87 years old, artist Hank Virgona continues to commute to his studio six days a week, creating art despite facing health challenges and financial struggles.
In November 2016, astronauts Thomas Pesquet, Peggy Whitson, and Oleg Novitsky prepare for a six-month mission aboard the International Space Station.
Bernard Lafayette reflects on the teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and emphasizes the ongoing relevance of nonviolence in contemporary social justice movements.
Eliza Harriot Barons O’Connor's 1780s lectures at the University of Pennsylvania influenced the Constitution's gender-neutral language and promoted women's education.
In 2013, Belcalis Almanzar began gaining publicity as her videos spread on social media platforms like Vine and Instagram, leading to her rise in the music industry.
Young Israeli soldiers navigate the challenges of transitioning to civilian life after combat, focusing on resilience, community, and personal growth.
Katy Sullivan runs the 100 meters in 17.68 seconds, aiming for a spot on the USA Paralympic team while planning her wedding to comedian Jay Cramer.
Young talent in the arts faces both remarkable achievements and significant challenges, highlighting the pressures and sacrifices of their supportive families.
James Payton, a British actor known for roles in Harry Potter and Captain America, reflects on fame and success over a year in the competitive film industry.
Five Indigenous women discuss their careers and the influence of their culture, including the legacy of residential schools, on their identities.
Aileen Wuornos, a sex worker with a traumatic past, murdered seven men in Florida between 1989 and 1990, challenging perceptions of female violence.
Sonny Bono's death in 1998 sparked a contentious legal battle over his multi-million-dollar estate, highlighting family disputes and inheritance conflicts analyzed by legal experts Danielle and Andy Mayoras.
