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Survivors of the 7/7 London bombings reflect on their experiences and search for meaning.
The 1960s marked a transformative era in music, highlighted by the British Invasion led by The Beatles and the emergence of Motown legends, shaping American culture.
King Charles and Queen Camilla's coronation at Westminster Abbey marks a historic occasion, featuring royal pageantry and a united family front after decades.
Over 30,000 fans attended a three-night concert at Ahoy Rotterdam in December 2003 to celebrate UB40's music and their connection to the Dutch audience.
2020 brings unexpected challenges and unity amid the COVID-19 pandemic and global events.
Three survivors of the 1994 Rwandan genocide recount experiences of sexual violence in refugee camps, including assaults by French soldiers.
A fast-paced montage features the controlled demolition of various structures, including hotels and apartment buildings, set to high-energy music.
The National performed for 20,000 fans at the Hollywood Bowl, following a decade of growth from small venues like the Middle East nightclub in Boston.
120 films from the 1950s and 1960s provide a visual tribute to Montreal's landmarks, figures, and residents during a significant period in Canadian history.
Vibrant marine ecosystems are showcased through animated visuals and real shark footage from Peru, promoting marine conservation and audience engagement.
Gaetan Hart dreams of becoming Canadian champion, reflecting on his life as a boxer and the sacrifices he makes in pursuit of success.
A crowd of hundreds in the House of Representatives applauded as Winston Churchill delivered his address on May 19, 1943, during World War II.
A wife leaves her five children at home to join her husband on a six-week summer tour as an itinerant photographer in 1977.
Three women recount their experiences with systemic abuse and domestic violence in contemporary India.
In London, Owen Jones reflects on 50 years of gay liberation since the partial decriminalization of homosexuality in 1967, highlighting both progress and ongoing challenges.
Thousands rally in Washington, D.C. to oppose white supremacy on the anniversary of Charlottesville.
Ten years have passed since the band last performed in London, where they play classic hits and new tracks in front of an enthusiastic audience.
Melissa Rauch recalls performing 'tits and ass' from Chorus Line in her basement since childhood.
The speech features Applause and Music while addressing immigration and NAFTA renegotiation.
Adam Driver performs for troops tonight, emphasizing the arts' connection to the Armed Forces.
The UK made history as the only country to leave the EU, facing challenges ahead.
A fast-paced montage features various American musical forms, including solo musicians, rock groups, bluegrass, symphony orchestras, and chamber quartets.
Andy Richter shares his love for the ocean and jokes about going in alone, prompting applause.
Andy Samberg shares new cop moves from Brooklyn Nine-Nine and promotes its upcoming season.
Rachel and her friends joke about cooking and relationships with their new neighbor Mark.
Liz Lemon navigates the pressures of the Iowa caucus while addressing an uncomfortable accusation, blending tension with comedic moments.
Michael Moynihan discusses Silicon Valley's tech boom and its societal impacts in San Francisco.
Armenians refuse to compromise on their land amid rising tensions with Azerbaijan.
Armie Hammer jokes about stealing a flat cap and its style differences between England and the U.S.
Aubrey Plaza discusses her role in Safety Not Guaranteed, sharing humorous insights about the film's surreal elements and her fascination with Aztec history.
Aubrey Plaza humorously reflects on aging and her Young Hollywood Award for Safety Not Guaranteed.
John Abdullah rehearses with Scouts for Christmas celebrations in Jerusalem's Old City.
Aidan shares how his line to Tom Hanks became a global catchphrase during a flight to Cape Town.
In Minsk, protests against President Alexander Lukashenko escalate into violence as security forces confront demonstrators demanding his resignation.
Beth Behrs accidentally grabs Kat Dennings' breast during a lighthearted conversation on stage, prompting laughter and applause from the audience.
At the 2019 Labour Party conference in Brighton, Jeremy Corbyn advocates for radical policies, including a 32-hour work week and a £10 living wage, amid Brexit discussions.
Joe Biden visits the church where his first wife, son, and daughter are buried on his first full day.
Bill Hader captions New Yorker cartoons, referencing Bryan Adams and Ronny with humor.
The leader demands an election on December 12 to resolve Brexit and end Parliament's paralysis.
Brazil's armed forces protest on a recent Sunday morning, highlighting political tensions.
Theresa May discusses legal risks of Brexit as applause follows a key vote in November.
Theresa May wins a no confidence vote and plans meetings to discuss Brexit solutions.
Bryan Cranston and Vince Gilligan celebrate Breaking Bad's 10th anniversary at Comic-Con.
Bryce Dallas Howard demonstrates her scream from Jurassic World, impressing the audience.
Terry and Suruchi Badwal discuss India's extreme heat and its impact on productivity and health.
Jeremy Corbyn seeks to shift Labour's influence in Chingford, a conservative stronghold in London.
Tanishq Abraham shares hilarious science jokes on Conan, earning applause from the audience.
China's Chang'e-5 moon probe successfully returned to Earth with lunar samples, marking the first collection of moon rocks in over 45 years.
