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Barrington Irving, the youngest person to fly solo around the world, inspires youth in Miami to pursue careers in aviation despite challenging circumstances.
Frank Sinatra was born on December 12, 1915, in Hoboken, New Jersey, and began his rise to fame in the 1930s as a singer in big bands.
A 3,000-foot climb at El Capitan marks one of the greatest rock climbing accomplishments in history as Alex Honnold prepares to free solo in Morocco.
Chicago-based painter Joe Miller shares his artistic vision and inspiration in a captivating short documentary that highlights his creative process.
A stagehand at the Richard Rodgers Theater reflects on his 40-year career in theater lighting, emphasizing its critical role in productions like 'Hamilton.
Ben Kadow, a prominent figure in the New York City skate scene, shares his experiences and influences from his small-town roots in Brewster, New York.
In January 2005, Benazir Bhutto becomes an icon for people everywhere after her death.
In Joliette, 11-year-old Benoît balances his role as a talented musician in the Orchestre symphonique des jeunes de Joliette with an active social life.
Betty Halbreich reflects on her childhood in Chicago and her 37-year career as a personal shopper at Bergdorf Goodman, emphasizing dignity and client comfort.
Margaret Peterson worked primarily in egg tempera, a medium that required extensive preparation and total concentration on her artistic process.
Bill Wisener, who owned the once-largest independent record store in the U.S., left a lasting legacy in Dallas before his passing in 2020.
Celeste Beard-Johnson was sentenced to life in prison for the 2003 murder of her husband, a millionaire worth over $12 million.
An aviator with a passion for flight, Blake navigates cross-country trips while facing mechanical challenges and reflecting on his admiration for World War I fighter pilots.
A doormat sent by Don Rickles symbolizes his playful nature and friendship with comedian Bob Newhart in this 21-minute documentary.
In 1985, Bob Geldof organized the Live Aid concert, raising millions for famine relief in Ethiopia and Sudan through the collaboration of rock musicians.
A blind man learns to navigate his environment using a cane, adapting to life after an accident that left him permanently sightless.
Branko Lustig, a Holocaust survivor, recalls his time in Auschwitz from 1942 to 1945 and reflects on the memories he wishes to forget.
Apa Sherpa, a world-record holder for summiting Mount Everest 21 times, aims to improve educational opportunities for the Sherpa people through the Apa Sherpa Foundation.
On June 28, 1776, Thomas Jefferson presented a 1,500-word draft of the Declaration of Independence to the Committee of Five for review.
Karl Krammer has wrestled for over 25 years, enduring injuries and the physical toll of the sport while balancing his life as a father.
Sparsh Shah, a 14-year-old rapper, has broken 120 bones due to osteogenesis imperfecta but continues to pursue his dream of becoming a successful artist.
American astronaut Buzz Aldrin advocates for a human mission to Mars by 2035, reflecting on his experiences from the Apollo 11 mission.
In 1913, Camille Claudel was committed to a psychiatric asylum, where she accused Auguste Rodin of persecution and stealing her artistic works.
Mick and Dot's commitment to care for each other is tested in a Nottingham hospital, revealing the challenges faced by couples in Britain's A&E departments.
Pamela, a former West End bar worker, receives care at Tooting's St George's Hospital.
Léa Brassy surfs in water temperatures of three to four degrees Celsius while living in a 22-year-old van in the Lofoten Islands of Norway.
Pamela Mei Yee Leung reflects on her cancer diagnosis, stating she now lives life "12 months at a time or 6 months at a time" while creating personal ceramic art.
Two men who are each 100 years old share their thoughts on aging and the bonds of family in a 15-minute animated short.
Charles Dickens's early life in Somerset and his struggles at a blacking warehouse shape his future.
Charles reflects on his complex relationship with Camilla and his past with Diana, exploring the impact of personal history on his role in the British monarchy.
Trailing 12 to 11, Garry Kasparov faced a critical moment in game 24 against Anatoly Karpov during the 1987 World Championship in Sevilla, Spain.
Children affected by the Chernobyl disaster face ongoing health challenges from radioactive fallout.
Thirteen-year-old Gesho arrived in Israel as part of a 14,000-person airlift known as Operation Solomon, which took place in 1991.
Christoph Waltz describes the emotional weight of portraying the character known as the Jew Hunter in Quentin Tarantino's films.
Commodus transformed the role of emperor by becoming a gladiator, using the Colosseum to assert Rome's power and redefine the brutal life of slave-warriors.
Beastmasters clash in a historic rivalry within Rome's iconic Colosseum.
Barbadian invaders threaten Rome, marking a new era in Roman history during Season 1, 'The Pagan.'
Kayla is constructing over 25 survival kits filled with protective supplies for homeless transgender women and non-binary individuals in Memphis.
At fifty-eight, Millie changed her name and began living as a woman after years of hiding her true self while working as a painter in Austin, Texas.
Carmen and Lupita Andrade, teenage conjoined twins, navigate the complexities of growing up as immigrants in America amid societal pressures and family struggles.
One woman recounts being sexually assaulted during her freshman year of college after saying no while feeling pressured to comply.
Lewis Raymond Taylor's business is valued at $25 million, despite a violent past that includes multiple convictions and putting a man in a coma.
Consuelo Vanderbilt endures a strict upbringing and a lavish Wedding of the Century.
6500 women applied for train driver positions with London Underground, but only 116 were hired in a recent recruitment campaign.
A couple faces life changes after a tragedy that alters their daily routines and emotional well-being.
Hailey Elise, a rising star in mountain biking from Vancouver, navigates the challenges of injuries and mental blocks while pursuing her professional dreams.
Daniel Craig recounts how Mary Selway influenced his casting as James Bond.
Dave Grohl reflects on his experiences with Nirvana, the impact of Kurt Cobain's songwriting, and the formation of Foo Fighters following Cobain's death.
