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Young Huli men drink a magic water during their initiation to stimulate hair growth while learning about nature and community rules in the forest.
Ten Tesla Cybertrucks are offered as prizes in a YouTube challenge where creators compete for a chance to win $1 million.
In Tanzania, adventurer Eva zu Beck learns essential tracking and foraging skills from the Hadza, one of the last hunter-gatherer tribes on Earth.
Chinese couples travel to England for wedding photos months after their ceremonies.
The Tarahumara Indians of northwest Mexico showcase their running culture and hospitality.
The Blackfoot in Alberta reclaim their legacy through language and cultural traditions.
A Spanish monk, expelled from his monastery, builds a cathedral from waste over 60 years.
Bhutan's vibrant performing arts are showcased through unique dance forms that reflect the country's rich cultural heritage and the efforts to preserve these traditions.
Timbumeri villagers in Papua New Guinea initiate men into crocodile men along the Sepik River.
A woman returns home to honor her mother, a deceased Haitian voodoo priestess, in ritual.
Ancient Arabia's contributions to mathematics are explored through the influence of early mathematicians, highlighting their impact on various fields and historical advancements.
The Gurung tribe collects honey in a deep valley at the foot of Annapurna peaks.
Himba women in northern Namibia use ocher, mixed with animal fat, to create a paste that protects their skin from the sun and serves as makeup.
Gaffney, South Carolina's giant peach water tower symbolizes the state's peach production.
Ancient Egypt's legendary city of Ramses, known for its monumental architecture and historical significance, is explored through archaeological findings and expert insights.
Nicolas Gentile returns to his hometown in Abruzzo to build a hobbit-inspired shire, symbolizing his desire for a simpler life away from Rome's chaos.
Martin Gusinde reveals the complex culture of the Fuegians in Tierra Del Fuego.
In the Highlands of Papua New Guinea, the Kukukuku tribe practices mummification of their leaders and warriors, reflecting their cultural heritage and reverence for the deceased.
Paul Kosok discovers lines in the Peruvian Pampa, linked to the Nazca and Paracas cultures.
Dr. Jim Mallinson examines the historical roots of modern-day yoga, highlighting the significance of figures like Shiva and the cultural importance of the practice today.
Internet shaming escalates as Jennifer Connell, labeled the #AuntFromHell, faces backlash for suing her nephew over a broken arm, revealing deeper complexities.
Jamali Maddix travels to Medellín, Colombia, to explore American men's search for relationships.
400,000 fur coats are sold in Russia each year, making it the second-largest fur market globally after China.
Bangor, Maine, earned the nickname "the devil's halfacre" due to its history of brothels, saloons, and weekly murder headlines in the 1800s.
The Shuar, the only tribe never conquered by the Spanish Empire, shrink their enemies' heads.
Every year, Bali enters total stillness for Nyepi, the Day of Silence, led by high priestess Corey.
Archaeologists have found frozen Scythian mummies in the Altai region, dating back to the 5th century BC, adorned with intricate tattoos of real and mythical animals.
Harvey Ball's smiley face, originally created for an insurance company in the 1960s, evolved into a global symbol of optimism and corporate branding.
Louis Armstrong was born in New Orleans in 1901, a city known for its vibrant music scene and a history of organized crime.
The winner of the traditional Mongolian game Khapsagay receives a yak after placing a goat or sheep skin in front of the bride's door following a wedding.
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are analyzed through scientific research and public opinion, focusing on their effects on agriculture and health.
In 1889, André and Édouard Michelin created a free guide listing hotels and restaurants to boost tire sales, leading to the Michelin Star rating system.
In London, an informer shares their experiences within the swinging scene, revealing the unique and often bizarre aspects of sex parties and their cultural implications.
The International Kite Festival in Shandong showcases innovative kite flying in China.
A nail from a hardware store is used to drive tattoos into the skin of a Menta shaman, symbolizing his cultural identity and personal achievement.
The Leshan Giant Buddha in China is a revered ancient site carved from Mount Emei.
Lee Choon Chiek's museum in Alor Setar features over 80,000 McDonald's toys and memorabilia.
A man in Alor Setar creates a museum dedicated to McDonald's and Happy Meal toys.
Kuthodaw Pagoda in Myanmar is a Buddhist shrine with hundreds of inscribed stone tablets.
Knights and warriors engage in epic mock battles with padded weaponry in this LARP event.
Sara Murphy inspires Picasso, Hemingway, and Fitzgerald with her charisma in 1920s Paris.
Ladakh in Kashmir highlights Tibetan culture and Buddhist meditation practices today.
Tickle and his wife Carol celebrate the grand opening of Heartline Restaurant, blending 1950s diner charm with the tradition of moonshining in Appalachia.
Two young Tolai men undergo a painful initiation known as the fish test, where they must endure whipping without showing signs of distress.
The toraja people of Sulawesi celebrate an extravagant funeral for nobleman Mayanna.
Wing Chi Ip teaches the traditional Gōng Fu Chá ceremony at LockCha Tea House in Hong Kong.
This feature documentary reveals the tukdam phenomenon among Tibetan Buddhists after death.
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.
