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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.
A new generation of Lancaster Bomber crews trains in a four-part series that combines living history, CGI, interviews, and rare World War II footage.
DNA testing reveals unexpected ancestral connections for journalist Jack Tame and chef Ray McVinnie, challenging their perceptions of identity and heritage.
In San Francisco, the 55-foot sculpture Truth Is Beauty symbolizes women's empowerment and advocates for safety and equality in society.
In Devon, host Sally Lindsay explores an 80-room mega-mansion, revealing the extravagant lifestyle of the ultra-rich, including £10,000 curtain tassels.
Historic walking routes across the Lake District and other regions of Britain reveal the cultural heritage and local traditions that shape these landscapes.
Thirty surfboards were shipped to Liberia to support the local surfing community and help establish the Robertsport Surf Club.
Notable American women such as Amelia Earhart, Laura Ingalls Wilder, Sacajawea, and Susan B. Anthony are celebrated for their contributions to history in this engaging program!
François Picaud's life, marked by betrayal and imprisonment, inspired Alexandre Dumas' classic novel through his extraordinary quest for revenge in 19th-century France.
Loki's betrayal leads to the death of Balder the Beautiful, setting off the catastrophic events of Ragnarök, where gods like Odin and Thor confront their fates.
Aboriginal communities in the Kimberley face cultural and social challenges as individuals like Gabriel, Peter, Felicity, and brothers Billy and Jordan navigate their identities.
Chewing gum's production and consumption reveal surprising truths about the food industry, as explored by director Andrew Nisker.
In Scoresby Sund, Greenland's largest fjord system, a team of scientists and eco-volunteers explores the region's untouched wilderness through various adventurous activities.
Anita reflects on her ancestors' village in Ghana, exploring themes of health, human rights, and the evolving role of women in society.
Idris Elba collaborates with Superdry founders Julian Dunkerton and James Holder to navigate the challenges of entering the high-fashion market.
In 79 AD, the eruption of Mount Vesuvius buried the Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum, preserving their daily life and architecture for centuries.
Jae Tracy, a fine art painter in Hawaii, seeks inspiration from renowned artists while exploring the impact of her work on the local art community.
In Fortaleza, six boys from the Crianca não é da rua project train to represent Brazil in the Street Child World Cup, facing personal loss and societal challenges.
135,000 fish were caught on the fly in the River Tweed last year, as Sir Ian Botham hosts a fly-fishing series with celebrity guests.
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 Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, Sergeant Steinkampf navigates a crisis involving a mother and son amid the challenges of poverty and addiction during the holiday season.
Human beings have been making things for approximately 1.76 million years, yet many have shifted from makers to consumers in modern society.
In 1889, the Johnstown Flood in Pennsylvania caused widespread devastation, revealing remarkable stories such as a Union soldier's bible that saved his life.
In Beirut, journalist Wissam Charaf recounts his childhood experiences of war amidst the ongoing Israeli bombing campaign in Lebanon in March 2026.
Ancient Rome's transformation from a small city-state to a vast empire is examined through its legendary commanders, epic battles, and political intrigue.
Ultra-Orthodox Chassidic Rabbis travel through the Australian outback, connecting with local communities and exploring Jewish identity beyond Melbourne.
Hosted by Jamie Theakston, this exploration of controversial historical theories examines lost treasures, secret codes, and suppressed events across Britain.
Zafimaniry people of Madagascar are renowned for their intricate wood crafting, a tradition recognized by UNESCO as a Masterpiece of Human Heritage.
In Sri Lanka, gemology student Shina explores the origins of sapphires and rubies, while monk Dhamma Dassi seeks spiritual enlightenment on Sri Pada.
In New Hampshire, an American version of Stonehenge presents a Scrooge-like figure facing unexpected challenges and mysteries.
Roman mythology, Norse legends, and the epic of The Iliad illustrate how war shapes narratives and cultural identities throughout history.
Indigenous activists in the Greater Chaco region of the American Southwest work to protect their land from oil and gas extraction while advocating for community health.
Myths and legends from cultures such as the Ancient Greeks, Norse, and Celts reveal how wilderness shapes human fears and aspirations.
News anchor Simon Dallow's DNA test reveals a connection to the Spanish Inquisition, while supermodel Kylie Bax links to a Siberian tribe and a chocolate dynasty.
The 501st UK Garrison transforms Star Wars fandom into a force for good, bringing joy and hope to communities through costumed charity work.
In Cheshire, fashion moguls Seema and Sandeep Malhotra showcase the extravagant lifestyles and hidden luxuries of Britain's ultra-rich during a sleepover.
Beliebers, one of the largest fan-bases globally, share their experiences of charity work and bullying while seeking understanding from non-fans.
Englischer Garten in Munich, a historic urban park, features surfers at the Eisbach, shepherds tending sheep, and lush landscapes that connect city dwellers to nature.
A food pantry in Harlem provides bags of vegetables to low-income residents, reflecting the community's ongoing challenges despite Barack Obama's presidency.
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.
In Asia, many single millennials struggle to find love and intimacy, as illustrated by Hyunsin and Lucas's experiences in Shenzhen and Tokyo.
A California woman's six-year experience with a haunting leads to the investigation of an unsolved murder, raising questions about the nature of her ghostly visitor.
In a non-verbal exploration, José Peña Coto's film examines the spiritual connections between humans, nature, and technology in contemporary society.
In rural areas, families and couples face challenges and triumphs as they renovate historic barns and abandoned farmhouses to build new lives in the countryside.
The sun has influenced human existence through its impact on air quality, skin color, time perception, religion, and scientific development since the Big Bang.
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.
Racheli and Menachem Hartman prepare to ship 60 tins of baby formula as they establish a Jewish community in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Advances in canine cancer treatment are highlighted alongside the enduring bond between humans and dogs in this exploration of veterinary innovations.
