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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.
A team of songwriters from Texas and Australia collaborates to complete and perform unfinished works by Albert E. Brumley, the renowned gospel composer.
Heath Ledger, the acclaimed Australian actor, is remembered in a heartfelt tribute following his untimely death at the age of 28.
In 1970, 46 staffers at NewsWeek magazine filed a complaint with the EEOC, marking a significant moment in the fight for women's advancement in sports journalism.
Gilbert Stuart, a prominent portraitist of the Federal era, is known for his iconic images of George Washington and portraits of the first five U.S. Presidents.
Aleksander Sokurov's cinematic legacy is honored through a narrative that reflects on his works "Oriental Elegy" and "Dolce," both filmed in Japan.
Lew Wasserman, a powerful figure in Hollywood, played a pivotal role in shaping the entertainment industry through his work with MCA and Universal Studios.
The Pumps, a 1990s rock band, reflect on their evolution and challenges in the music industry, featuring performances and insights from members Chris Burke-Gaffney and Terry Norman Taylor.
Meyer Fishbein, a retired appraisal archivist and electronic records pioneer, participated in a live interview at the National Archives Assembly on November 20, 2013.
Britney Spears' career spans over two decades, marked by her transformation from a Disney star to a pop icon, alongside significant legal battles and personal struggles.
In Australia, 27-year-old carpenter Jared confronts his lifelong literacy challenges and the loss of his mother as he attempts to read his first book.
A young athlete in the United States faces severe injuries from a hit-and-run incident, challenging her aspirations of playing college basketball.
Jonah Washnis, a self-proclaimed warrior, adventurer, and musician, explores his unique life experiences and the impact he has on his followers.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic's career at FC Barcelona from 2009 to 2017 is highlighted in a motivational short film that showcases his remarkable achievements and impact.
Michael D'Asaro's rise from poverty in Brooklyn's Red Hook district to a prominent figure in fencing highlights his significant contributions as both a competitor and coach.
Matthew Christian, born without full limbs and a tongue, navigates life's challenges and triumphs in this award-winning documentary directed by Christian de Rezendes.
Lisa Marie Presley’s inheritance battle over Elvis Presley’s estate highlights the complexities of family feuds, financial mismanagement, and legal disputes in Hollywood.
Kaila Elsayegh, an 11-year-old golf prodigy and mathematician, achieves success in US Kids Golf and prestigious tournaments through her strategic approach to the sport.
Interview excerpts from Gloria Steinem's life reveal her complex relationship with her daughter and the impact of her activism on family dynamics.
Jason DaSilva, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005, documents his experiences as a father to his son, Jase, while managing his condition.
Yolande Simard Perrault reflects on her life shaped by the Charlevoix crater in Quebec, exploring her identity and contributions to Quebec cinema alongside filmmaker Pierre Perrault.
Harrison Ford's illustrious six-decade career in Hollywood, marked by over six billion dollars in box office grosses, faces scrutiny amid a tumultuous divorce and financial challenges.
Hubert Davis reflects on the impact of his father Mel Davis's choices as a former Harlem Globetrotter on his family through personal interviews and archival footage.
Low-budget filmmakers like Brinke Stevens, Charles Band, and Fred Olen Ray share their experiences and insights on creating cult classic films in Hollywood.
Marion Dewar, Ottawa's mayor from 1978 to 1985, championed social responsibility, disarmament referendums, and increased refugee quotas during her tenure.
Bonnie Timmermann, a renowned casting director, is celebrated for her significant contributions to the craft of acting in this biographical portrait.
Kobe Bryant's extraordinary life, marked by five NBA championships and an Oscar, ended tragically in a helicopter crash that also claimed his daughter Gianna.
Vija Vetra, an influential Latvian dancer and choreographer, reflects on her extensive career and lasting contributions to the global dance community at age 84.
Stella, nearly 104 years old, and a group of seniors aged 75 to 105 share their vibrant lives, exploring the meaning of aging in modern society through humor and storytelling.
William, a young orphan who lost both arms in an accident, demonstrates remarkable resilience and optimism as he navigates life in rural South Africa.
Theodore Ushev, a prominent animator, shares insights from his life experiences and creative process shaped by a rapidly evolving world.
In Germany, one in eight women faces a breast cancer diagnosis, confronting significant physical and psychological challenges throughout their treatment and recovery.
Quebecois filmmaker Pierre Hébert's innovative scratch-on-film technique is examined through his artistic evolution and reflections on history, identity, and mortality.
Tupac Amaru Shakur's murder case is reexamined in light of new evidence from 2023, raising questions about the circumstances surrounding his death.
In Patrick Watson's studio, filmmakers Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski discuss the creation of their Oscar®-winning stop-motion film, featuring insights on 3D-printing and collaboration.
David Beckham's time at Real Madrid highlights the highs and lows of his illustrious football career, showcasing his impact on the sport and culture.
Hulk Hogan's rise from wrestling icon to a $30 million fortune was shattered by a public sex scandal, leading to a landmark $140 million lawsuit against Gawker Media.
Guor Maker, a South Sudanese refugee, strives to become his country's first Olympic athlete by competing in the marathon, highlighting the resilience of displaced individuals.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Anthony Lewis reflects on Robert F. Kennedy's evolution from a political operator to a symbol of justice and moral courage.
George Zimbel's photography captures the essence of the 20th century, showcasing a diverse array of subjects and moments with remarkable storytelling.
Gary Stretch Turner, who has Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, showcases his rare condition that results in the world's stretchiest skin and its medical implications.
At the age of 16, Gena Turgel witnessed the German invasion of Poland and the subsequent confiscation of her family's belongings.
Gidon Lev, an 89-year-old Holocaust survivor, uses TikTok to share his experiences and educate younger generations about the Holocaust and antisemitism.
Hercules, a bear purchased from a Scottish zoo in 1976, became a celebrity by appearing in Kleenex ads and Roger Moore's Bond film Octopussy.
