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Sharon, a primordial dwarf born in the 1950s, shares her experience of wearing doll clothes until the age of three due to a lack of premature baby clothing options.
Elizabeth Sweetheart, the Green Lady, lives a vibrant life in New York City filled with green.
Larry, a resilient figure in New York City, finds solace among the pigeons of Washington Square Park, forming an unexpected bond with these often-misunderstood birds.
Meet Tarrare, the 18th-century Frenchman with an insatiable appetite and a bizarre tale.
Meet Karen Jacobsen, the voice of GPS, from Queensland Australia, who recorded in 2002.
Karen Jacobsen, a voiceover artist from Queensland, Australia, recorded over 50 hours of audio for GPS systems, influencing navigation for billions worldwide.
Don ‘Nuge’ Nguyen's rise from Oklahoma to California highlights his legendary status and significant influence within the skateboarding community.
An East German man's harrowing attempt to escape to the West reveals the complexities and dangers of Cold War-era defection plans.
Freddie Gibbs reflects on his two-year hiatus from rap and the powerful themes in his song 'Midwest Malcolm' during a three-minute video.
Renowned portrait photographer Platon showcases his New York studio, reflecting on his Greek heritage and the beauty of aging through his work with notable subjects.
Basil Twist, a prominent puppeteer in New York City's West Village, reflects on his artistic evolution and current project for Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring.
In the Florida Keys, affluent retirees share their experiences of embracing a relaxed lifestyle in a tropical paradise after leaving their previous careers.
Rose Greenhow, a Confederate spy in Washington, D.C., utilized her social connections to gather intelligence that significantly influenced the Civil War.
Scott Hechinger reveals the harsh realities of criminal court in Brooklyn and its impact on clients.
The Crypt beneath the Capitol Dome was completed in 1826, intended as George Washington's burial place, but he was buried at his home in Mount Vernon instead.
After Albert Einstein's death, pathologist Thomas Harvey at Princeton Hospital removes his brain for study, sparking ethical debates about intelligence and genius.
Shirley Chisholm's career is examined, highlighting her role as the first Black woman to run for the presidency in the United States.
The video examines Stalin's life, questioning his motivations as ruler of the Soviet Union.
Rin Tin Tin, a dog actor found on a World War I battlefield, became a Hollywood star in the 1925 film 'The Clash of the Wolves,' showcasing his remarkable abilities.
Liz Clarke shares her 20,000-mile sailing journey in the Pacific, filled with fear and discovery.
At 17, Tara Westover entered a classroom for the first time after growing up in a radical Mormon family that rejected formal education.
Jacob Collins works on a self-portrait drawing, focusing on proportions and psychological interest.
Arthur Bruel and Anthony Loffredo share a unique friendship centered on body modification.
Chef Sean Sherman avoids colonial ingredients like beef, wheat flour, and dairy, focusing instead on wild game and indigenous agricultural varieties.
Chester Carlson's struggle with arthritis in the 1930s led to the invention of a revolutionary photocopying process that transformed office work.
Toy Machine and Corey Duffel highlight punk skating culture in this engaging short video.
Charlie Pellet, the voice behind the iconic "stand clear of the closing doors" announcement, shares his path from London to becoming a key figure in New York City's subway system.
Meet Akiko Yazawa, a Backgammon World Champion who overcame cancer while mastering the game.
Charles voices Mario, Nintendo's most beloved character, bringing joy for decades.
Two dogs and a cat provide comfort to a grieving individual, illustrating the deep bond between pets and their owners during times of loss.
Jeremy Klein is a true skate legend known for his work in 'Rubbish Heap' and 'The End'.
In Kosciusko, Mississippi, Oprah Winfrey's early experiences reciting Bible passages in church significantly shaped her path to becoming a renowned entertainer.
Billy the Kid, a notorious figure from New York, is examined for his legendary escapades and rumored skills, coinciding with the release of 'Young Guns III' in 2025.
Brian Shaw, the World's Strongest Man, shares his life and strength routine, including a dozen eggs for breakfast.
Katharine Wright managed the family bicycle store and donated part of her salary to support her brothers' flight experiments in the early 1900s.
Home movies reveal Hitler's closely kept relationship with Eva Braun in the Bavarian Alps.
Amelia Earhart's final moments at a Burbank, California airstrip in 1937 are captured in recently recovered home movie footage before her record-setting flight.
At 15, Kimberly flew across America on a round trip after training with pilot Robin Petgrave, who teaches children aviation skills in Los Angeles.
After their child’s severe reaction to synthetic dyes, Brandon and Whitney Cawood consult experts and families to examine the health impacts of these additives.
The whirling dervishes in Konya perform their dance with right arms raised to the sky and left arms pointing to the earth, embodying Rumi's teachings.
Vladimir Putin's decision-making authority complicates the ongoing negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, as key issues remain unresolved.
The video questions if Da Vinci's mirror writing indicates dyslexia or a coded message.
Xi Jinping's past and ambitions shape China's future, especially regarding Taiwan.
Alexander the Great married Roxana, a Bactrian princess, to establish a Persian Greek dynasty, marking a significant political statement in 4th century BCE.
Queen Louise of Prussia confronted the most powerful man in the world after a war shattered her dreams of being a devoted wife and mother.
Eva Kor, a Holocaust survivor, forgave the Nazis for their atrocities, highlighting the transformative power of forgiveness in healing and understanding.
Tamilok, or woodworms, are a delicacy found in the Philippines' Bakawan Forest.
Lucian Freud's nude paintings, initially rejected by the art market, gain acclaim after the Hirshhorn Museum's significant acquisition, reshaping perceptions of the human form.
