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John Lennon’s bold ideas and artistic legacy are examined through the perspectives of contemporary artists and political commentators in today's cultural landscape.
Ute moved into a new house in Kronshagen on February 26, 2021, where she began rebuilding her life and recording new music after her parents' deaths.
Tupac Shakur's murder, a long-standing mystery, is examined through exclusive interviews and insider accounts, revealing a complex web of betrayal and rivalry.
Fifty years after its original recording, Johnny Cash's lost Native American-themed album is reimagined in a documentary that examines its cultural significance.
Kanye West's career as a transformative rapper and producer is marked by his innovative music, controversial statements, and high-profile marriage to Kim Kardashian.
Over five decades, the Bee Gees sold more than 220 million records worldwide, becoming one of the best-selling music groups in history.
Ashton Croyd, a homeless street musician, performs songs about his struggles and dreams while living on the streets of Berlin.
Professor Martin Jarvis spent 25 years investigating whether Anna Magdalena Bach, rather than her husband, composed some of the cello suites attributed to him.
Billy Connolly shares anecdotes and reflections on fame and Scottish identity while being painted by artist Alexander Goudie in this intimate 1979 portrait.
Tupac Shakur's murder, a long-standing mystery, is examined through exclusive interviews and insider accounts, revealing the tensions of his final year.
Freddie Mercury, born in Zanzibar, rose from a shy teenager to become the legendary frontman of Queen, celebrated for his extraordinary vocal talent and stage presence.
Sandie Shaw represents the UK in the 1967 Eurovision Song Contest, backed by a team of songwriters aiming to secure the nation's first victory.
Miley Cyrus's evolution from a child star on Hannah Montana to a controversial figure at the 2013 VMA performance highlights her impact on pop culture and social media.
Taylor Swift's rise from a Christmas tree farm in Pennsylvania to a multi-platinum artist and four-time Grammy winner is chronicled through her own words and archival footage.
Six graduates of Fernando Pullum's music program have won Grammy Awards, reflecting their success in the music industry and personal development.
A Gibson Les Paul guitar could be worth up to $500,000, while a cape worn by James Brown is also examined for its authenticity.
Burma's digital revolution has transformed public discourse, enabling politically charged expressions like feminist rap while also giving rise to new forms of censorship and hate speech.
Migos share their perspectives on the impact of lockdown in Atlanta while former Attorney General Eric Holder discusses the implications of the 2020 presidential election.
Diana Gameros moved to the United States as an undocumented immigrant after her plans to study music at Grand Rapids Community College fell through.
The Beach Boys, formed in the early sixties, are celebrated for their influence on rock music and their record sales exceeding 100 million worldwide.
Ed Sheeran's rise from homelessness in London to becoming the most-streamed artist of the decade highlights his resilience and musical talent.
Pierre Brouwers experiences Cuba's vibrant culture, from Havana to Guardalavaca's dolphins.
AC/DC, formed in Sydney in 1973, achieved global superstardom and sold over 200 million records despite numerous challenges throughout their career.
Michael Moore reflects on his 33-year friendship with Tony Bennett, highlighting the singer's impact on his life and contributions to civil rights and WWII.
Catherine MacLellan was 14 when her father, singer-songwriter Gene MacLellan, died by suicide, leaving a lasting impact on her life and music.
The Cure's evolution over 25 years reveals the secrets behind their melancholic melodies and enduring influence in the ever-changing music landscape.
In celebration of the Newport Jazz Festival's 60th anniversary, journalist Soledad O'Brien moderates a panel featuring George Wein, Dan Morgenstern, Jonathan Batiste, and Christian McBride, complemented by archival film clips.
Bruce Springsteen's extraordinary life and career highlight his evolution from a New Jersey bar musician to a global rock icon, celebrated for his emotional honesty and cultural impact.
In downtown Manhattan, Kate and Anna McGarrigle perform alongside Rufus and Martha Wainwright, Lou Reed, and Laurie Anderson in a festive live music celebration.
Led Zeppelin, formed by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, John Paul Jones, and John Bonham, revolutionized rock music with their unique chemistry and creative tensions.
Frank Stallone's life story reveals his musical talent and struggles for recognition while navigating the complexities of being Sylvester Stallone's brother.
Kurt "Big Boy" Alexander shares his experiences of overcoming homelessness, weight struggles, and the challenges of his rise as a prominent radio personality in Los Angeles.
Djalu, a tribal elder and master of the didgeridoo, faces the challenge of passing down his culture's sacred songlines to his sons while preserving their traditions.
Hip-hop, originating in the Bronx during the 1970s, has evolved into a global cultural force, influencing social discourse and featuring voices like Grandmaster Flash and Kendrick Lamar.
São Paulo's stark wealth disparity is highlighted through the lives of six young friends in a rap group, navigating challenges in a city of extremes.
Janis Joplin died of a heroin overdose in room 105 of the Highland Gardens Hotel on October 4, 1970, at the age of 27.
Gilberto Gil's life story highlights his role as a co-founder of the Tropicália movement, his activism against Brazil's military dictatorship, and his tenure as Minister of Culture.
Riiottt, an aspiring artist in L.A. with a unique 'space fairy' persona, faces the challenges of the music industry while relying on her friends and social media following.
Sean Combs faces serious allegations of sex trafficking and racketeering, revealing the stark contrast between his music career highs and current legal troubles.
A viral country rap single topped international music charts and earned the title of song of the year in 2019, propelling Lil Nas X to fame.
John Lennon, co-founder of The Beatles, is portrayed through personal accounts that highlight his musical genius, political activism, and tragic death.
Afrobeat, a genre originating in 1970s Nigeria, thrives today through Seun Kuti's performances and the innovative spirit of emerging African artists.
Beyoncé Knowles transformed the music industry from her beginnings with Destiny's Child to establishing a billion-dollar solo career marked by empowerment and cultural impact.
Fat-Tone, a Kansas City rapper, navigates his rise and fall in the music industry while exploring the circumstances surrounding his death through interviews.
Michael Jackson's life and career are examined through his groundbreaking albums, iconic performances, humanitarian efforts, and the controversies that shaped his legacy.
Tumba Francesa, a vibrant blend of African rhythms and French heritage, is now taught to children in Cuba to preserve its rich, endangered tradition.
In Fort McPherson, the radio station CBQM serves as a vital cultural hub, showcasing local storytelling and country music in the Canadian Northwest Territories.
Madonna's evolution as a cultural icon since the 1980s is examined alongside her financial struggles and legal battles following her tumultuous marriage to Guy Ritchie.
