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In Norway, 12-year-old Vilde aims to become the first female champion of the male-dominated Halling folk dance while supporting her grandfather's battle with cancer.
John Lennon’s avant-garde contributions to music and culture are examined through the perspectives of his contemporaries and modern commentators.
In downtown Guangzhou, the Pearl River Tower, designed by Roger Frechette of SOM, aims to be one of the world's greenest skyscrapers, relying solely on wind and solar energy.
After a mother and her teenage daughter are evicted from their Montreal townhouse, the girl’s tragic suicide leads to unsettling occurrences for the new tenants.
A recent national poll found that over 71% of Americans believe in miracles, while 42% believe in ghosts and 29% in astrology.
A man seeks to connect with his father for the first time, grappling with the absence of support and shared experiences throughout his life.
Jon Beardmore, inspired by Peter Hopkirk's book, travels from London to Afghanistan to play cricket, seeking a life-changing experience beyond his 9-5 job.
A CubeSat can be launched into space for as little as $100,000, reflecting the rapid growth of the private space industry.
In Concord, Massachusetts, Nick Kessler explores the Minuteman National Historical Park, the Concord Museum, and Authors Ridge, highlighting the town's rich history.
One in four people have a disability that impacts their daily life, yet many face significant barriers in accessing New York City's public transit system.
In the Mealy Mountains, Yannick Daoudi attempts the first recorded solo survival expedition in Canada’s newest National Park Reserve, lasting 23 days.
Urban youth in various cities express their passion for graffiti, rap, and hip hop dance, as explored by host Ismaila Alfa and director Jorge Requena Ramos.
Mekonen Abebe, a young Ethiopian-Israeli commander in the Israeli Defense Forces, returns to Ethiopia to reconnect with his heritage and confront his past.
Daniel, who lives in a cave in Utah without money, and other unconventional individuals illustrate how nonconformity can lead to healthier, happier lives.
In a post-communist country, Dejan Markovic faces constant surveillance and hostility from state security during visits from Chinese delegations.
A disabled janitor trains for an underground wrestling match while facing pressure from his able-bodied mentor in Tokyo's competitive scene.
Mustang, Nepal, is home to the Kali Gandaki river, the deepest river gorge in the world, where the bond between people and horses remains vital.
Ausangate glacier in the Peruvian Andes, revered by Quechua communities, is rapidly melting, threatening water sources and traditional livelihoods while prompting efforts to revive ancient irrigation practices.
In 1980, a filmmaker grapples with his identity and political legacy shaped by the Turkish revolution, exploring themes of exile and family through various narrative styles.
Christian Lindner, a Berlin market vendor, sells organic products while pursuing his lifelong dream of supporting self-sufficiency in Ghana through recycled goods.
In Germany and France, Diana Löbl and Peter Onnecken investigate how the weight loss industry manipulates scientific research to promote ineffective diets.
Ambitious immigrants like Carl Laemmle, William Fox, and Louis B. Mayer transformed Hollywood from open land into the global entertainment capital through innovation and competition.
Casey Kasem's $80 million estate became the center of a contentious legal battle involving family disputes, power of attorney conflicts, and accusations of manipulation.
Terry “Hulk Hogan” Bollea, a wrestling icon and former face of the WWF, faced a public sex scandal that led to a complex legal battle over his fortune.
Ambitious immigrants like Carl Laemmle, William Fox, and Louis B. Mayer transformed Hollywood from barren land into the global entertainment capital by challenging Thomas Edison's Motion Picture Trust.
Hollywood Immersive, founded in 2010, connects aspiring actors from around the world to industry professionals during an intensive training program.
A dying child is saved by a nurse no one remembers, while a man encounters his double and a doctor picks up a mysterious hitchhiker, raising questions of miracles.
In Latin America, the portrayal of mothers-in-law in folk tales, songs, and media reflects cultural perceptions and evolving family dynamics amid economic changes.
In the hills of Appalachia, 16-year-old Jennifer Johnson defies gender norms by founding a successful full-contact football team that wins a National Championship.
Kathleen Turner examines the legacies of entertainment icons Charlie Chaplin, Billie Holiday, Marilyn Monroe, and David Bowie, highlighting their groundbreaking contributions and societal impacts.
Brother Noland, a prominent figure in Hawaiian music, showcases his innovative style and cultural significance through his unique approach to blending traditional and contemporary sounds.
Arnel Pineda, a Filipino singer, rises from obscurity on YouTube to become the lead vocalist for the legendary rock band Journey, showcasing his remarkable talent.
At Lake Powell in Page, Arizona, top spearfishing divers from 10 countries compete in the National Freshwater Spearfishing Championships.
Zahed Haftlang, an Iranian soldier, and Najah Aboud, an Iraqi conscript, form an unbreakable bond after one saves the other during the Iran-Iraq War.
A troupe of pyrotechnic experts and acrobats in France faces challenges as they prepare for an ambitious performance combining science, technology, and art.
In Goa, India, Shilpa Poojar, a 9-year-old beach hawker from the Banjara community, strives to support her family while pursuing her dream of education over seven years.
Anne Perry shares her expertise on the essential elements of writing a compelling book in this tutorial directed by Diane M. Hinds.
Lida, a former FARC guerrilla turned community leader in Colombia, strives for reconciliation through ecotourism but faces renewed displacement and survival challenges.
Three 12-year-old girls navigate the challenges of girlhood over a year, highlighting the significant roles of peer pressure and family influence.
Recent archaeological findings in the Egyptian desert and along the Red Sea coast provide new insights into the construction techniques used during Khufu's reign.
Midnight, a former racehorse, faces significant challenges as he transitions from the racetrack to the rodeo circuit, highlighting resilience and the human-animal bond.
A couple in rural France spent three years developing a glamping site that promotes sustainable agriculture and community engagement.
A man receives life-saving medical advice from a radio program, while a near-blind mother races to save her sick child and a driver narrowly avoids disaster.
In 1947, a train sank in Slocan Lake, British Columbia, prompting a team of divers and a 99-year-old brakeman to recover the historic locomotive.
Frank Stronach, a prominent figure in horse racing, invested a billion dollars to revitalize the struggling sport he is passionate about.
Felicia DeRosa and her wife, Gwen Glover DeRosa, navigate the complexities of love and identity as a transgender couple in contemporary America.
The Tuareg of northern Niger, Callahuayas of the Andean mountains, Sadhus of India, Huaorani tribes of Ecuador and Peru, and Golokpa of Qinghai, China, exemplify diverse nomadic cultures.
