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Explore the cult love for the infamous 'Troll 2' through fan devotion.
More than 30 artists, including Jim Jarmusch and Lizzy Borden, emerged from pre-Reagan Manhattan's chaos to create influential underground films.
In 1934, Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson founded National Allied Publications, later known as DC Comics, chronicling the creation of iconic superheroes like Superman and Batman.
Masih Alinejad, an Iranian journalist and activist, amplifies the voices of women protesting against the forced hijab in Iran through social media activism.
In Montana, a Native/Non-Native couple navigates the complexities of their interracial relationship and the impact of childhood trauma on their identities before their wedding.
A cutting-edge undersea scanning project has created the first high-resolution 3D Digital Twin of the Titanic, revealing new insights into the shipwreck's history.
Bemz Benedito, leader of the Philippines' first LGBT political party, campaigns for congressional representation while facing opposition from a homophobic preacher.
African-American soldiers played a crucial role in World War II, contributing significantly to the American war effort and challenging racial stereotypes.
Sneaker collecting has evolved into a global subculture, where enthusiasts engage in extreme measures to acquire coveted pairs, likening them to collectible art.
Six Catholics share their personal struggles with faith in various churches, revealing diverse perspectives on Jesus and spirituality.
One hundred million hits of acid were distributed by the Brotherhood of Eternal Love, a group of surfers and hippies in Southern California during the 1960s and 1970s.
Iconic movie palaces like the Fox Theatre in Detroit and Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles highlight the architectural and cultural significance of cinema's golden age while addressing their decline and preservation efforts by the Theatre Historical Society of America.
Britannia Manor, an elaborate house, embodies the teenage fantasies of various boyhood archetypes through its unique design and imaginative features.
Three female politicians-Jess Phillips (Labour, UK), Pramila Jayapal (Democrat, US), and Michelle Rempel Garner (Conservative, Canada)-navigate political challenges to enact bold policies in polarized democracies.
In war-torn Ukraine, film director Stas Kapralov searches for his missing dog, Nika, while documenting the efforts of volunteers rescuing animals affected by the conflict.
Mark Giardino and Daryle Ann Lindley Giardino reveal that horse racing is now a larger industry in other countries than in the United States.
Children in Hong Kong are encouraged to think beyond conventional urban planning rules, proposing innovative ideas for their ideal school environments.
Bill Hicks, a prominent comedian from Valdosta, Georgia, is remembered for his incisive social commentary and the impact of his work before his death from cancer in 1994.
Fifty-nine minutes of interviews with scientists, media professionals, and authors address the disconnect between technological progress and societal issues.
By the 1970s, over 60,000 Americans had been sterilized under eugenics policies that aimed to control reproduction and improve societal health.
Remote valleys in Appalachia are home to diverse wildlife, including bears and flying squirrels, alongside a rich tapestry of human culture.
In Hungary, activists Béla, Norbert, and Zsu confront government efforts to marginalize the LGBTQ+ community while participating in a historic pride event in Budapest.
Diné activist Klee Benally leads efforts to protect land and culture in Arizona, emphasizing the spiritual and ancestral responsibility to defend Mother Earth.
House Music emerged from the decline of disco in the 1970s, showcasing contemporary artists and their personal stories through vibrant visuals and historical context.
Freestyle music emerged in New York during the 1980s, driven by a movement of young second-generation Latinos seeking their own musical identity.
Witchcraft in Wales persists as self-identified witches share their beliefs and practices, including a fertility ritual performed for the BBC cameras.
Fans of the cult series The Prisoner gather annually in Portmeirion, North Wales, to celebrate its legacy through costumes, reenactments, and discussions.
Daniel Anthony leads a movement in Hawaii that reconnects Native Hawaiians with their language, land, and traditions through cultural education and farming.
Horror's enduring appeal is explored through interviews with industry figures and insights into the psychology behind our fascination with fear.
Stamp collecting is explored through insights from notable collectors and experts, highlighting its significance and appeal in a nostalgic BBC series.
Algeria is the largest country in Africa, featuring diverse landscapes from coastal cities to the Sahara's oases, all captured through aerial cinematography.
Six recent college graduates navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship in Detroit, balancing ambition and uncertainty while contributing to the city's economic revival.
Amazon's transformation from a small online bookstore to a global powerhouse raises critical questions about corporate influence, labor conditions, and economic power.
Artificial Intelligence can help identify areas at risk of famine, according to experts featured in the documentary.
Walt Disney World opened on October 1, 1971, and quickly faced long wait times for attractions like 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and the Country Bear Jamboree.
On October 9, 2003, Nickelodeon announced a partnership with Holiday Inn to transform its Orlando resort into the first Nickelodeon Hotel.
Submarine Quest, a short-lived dark ride at SeaWorld San Diego, is examined for its history and the reasons behind its failure.
Brendan Brown reflects on how his song encapsulates a fantasy adolescence overshadowed by a tragic murder in his hometown, gaining unexpected acclaim abroad.
Metal Gear, a groundbreaking video game series, is known for its innovative gameplay, complex narratives, and influential contributions to the gaming industry.
Anna Breytenbach, an animal communicator, uses mental imagery to connect with various animals, addressing their emotional and physical needs across species.
Jordy Jordan, known as wings of redemption, released his first commentary video on October 24, 2009, marking the start of his rise in YouTube popularity.
Christian Weston Chandler, creator of the webcomic Sonichu, became a controversial internet figure due to extensive trolling and scrutiny of his life.
Sesame Street's origins, Muppetland specials, and unsuccessful Muppet pilots are explored in this insightful examination of Jim Henson's legacy.
Gene Ray's unconventional theory, presented on a quirky website in the late 1990s, spirals into chaos as it gains unexpected viral attention.
Magic Mountain's Green Lantern: First Flight, which opened in 2005, was widely criticized for causing painful whiplash and was ultimately removed in 2020.
Samurai culture, often romanticized for its honor, reveals a darker reality marked by brutality, cruelty, and oppression throughout its history.
A young fan of Final Fantasy VII moves in with fellow enthusiasts, only to face unexpected challenges that strain their relationships and passion for the game.
Legends of the Hidden Temple, a beloved Nickelodeon game show, features iconic elements like Kirk Fogg, Olmec, and the challenging Shrine of the Silver Monkey!
