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Jonny Kennedy, facing terminal illness, documents his final months filled with personal milestones and reflections on life, love, and mortality.
Teenagers in Naples engage in the controversial tradition of Cippo, where they compete to create the largest bonfire, reflecting both community spirit and criminality.
Four athletes from The North Face team celebrate their friendship and achievements while climbing and skiing first descents on Baffin Island, Canada.
J’ouvert, a vibrant pre-dawn street masquerade in New York City, celebrates Caribbean culture but faces scrutiny due to a history of violence at the event.
Office Christmas parties blur professional boundaries, showcasing diverse perspectives from employees and executives during a night of revelry and its aftermath.
James Dean died in a car accident on September 30, 1955, at the age of 24, leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire fans worldwide.
Yamis fishermen on Orchids Island honor their ancestors and the sacred flying fish, "Black Wings," during the vibrant celebration of the fishing season.
World's Fairs have shaped global culture and innovation, reflecting the United States' evolving role in this monumental international event.
June 19th marks the day in 1865 when enslaved people in Texas finally learned of their freedom, a moment now celebrated as Juneteenth.
North Yorkshire Moors Railway celebrates its fiftieth anniversary by welcoming diverse visitors, including wedding parties and train spotters, in a nostalgic tribute to steam travel.
Three lively Barnsley ladies celebrate retirement with a four-day party in Tenerife, showcasing a vibrant new era of hedonistic pensioners!
North Yorkshire Moors Railway celebrates its fiftieth anniversary by welcoming diverse visitors and aiming for its busiest year yet in the golden age of steam.
A massive Halloween celebration organized by the NYMR team showcases the dedication of staff and volunteers at the heritage railway during its 50th anniversary.
Radhika and Gurvinder navigate the complexities of merging Hindu and Sikh traditions to create a harmonious wedding celebration that honors both cultures.
The extravagant 1971 celebration of 2,500 years of Persian monarchy by the Shah of Iran catalyzed widespread opposition, ultimately leading to revolution.
Marco Polo and National Geographic's Michael Yamashita explore the historical and cultural significance of the Silk Road through land and sea travel.
The 2019 Pride event marked a historic milestone, highlighting the vibrant protests and activism within the LGBTQ community 50 years after the Stonewall riots.
Roberto Serrini investigates the controversial origins and illegal ingredients of Penne alla Vodka, featuring insights from chefs like Pasquale Cozzolino and JJ Johnson.
Alex Polizzi shares her expert tips and behind-the-scenes insights from iconic institutions to create a stylish and memorable Christmas celebration.
Projections on the Brooklyn Bridge celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, highlighting LGBTQ+ rights and community resilience.
John Oliver celebrates 1,000,000 YouTube subscribers in this Last Week Tonight Web Exclusive.
Shildon, a mining town in County Durham, celebrates the 150th anniversary of the passenger steam train with over 300,000 visitors and a historic collection of locomotives.
BBC weather presenters celebrate 25 years of television forecasting, reminiscing about their experiences and featuring a nostalgic recreation of the first report.
Biddy Baxter, after 25 years as Blue Peter's Editor, receives heartfelt tributes and the prestigious gold Blue Peter badge in a memorable farewell celebration.
Las Vegas presents a paradox of choice, where the abundance of options complicates personal desires and challenges the relationship between happiness and decision-making.
Ancient customs and folk traditions across the UK showcase unique rituals and celebrations, reflecting the rich tapestry of local heritage and community spirit.
A Belgian city hosts a dinner uniting Ramadan and Easter celebrations for diverse communities.
A shooting by Huu Can Tran disrupts Chinese New Year celebrations in Monterey Park.
After 40 days of survival challenges in the Colombian Badlands, eight participants from Naked and Afraid XL celebrate their endurance with a feast and shower.
Conan O'Brien becomes a padrino at Marisol's quinceañera, celebrating her transition into womanhood with lively music and enthusiastic cheers from guests.
The dress rehearsal for Obama's inauguration parade features Howard University's Showtime Marching Band.
Cempasúchil flowers, integral to Mexico's Day of the Dead celebrations, symbolize the cycle of life and death while connecting families mourning loved ones lost to Covid-19.
Valentine's Day has evolved over centuries from ancient Roman traditions to a modern celebration of love and affection, reflecting cultural changes and commercialization.
Fans miss Captain Phil and celebrate Freddie's fun personality in 'Deadliest Catch.'
Reynolds imagines the moment of freedom, questioning if people cried out for lost loved ones and if they danced and sang jubilee songs.
Juneteenth marks the 156th anniversary of the arrival of Union troops in Galveston, Texas, to ensure the freedom of enslaved people on June 19, 1865.
Juneteenth celebrations are highlighted as Michael Moore shares greetings, birthday wishes to Paul McCartney, and calls for action against a conservative Supreme Court.
Several hundred people gather in Brixton to celebrate Margaret Thatcher's death, expressing strong opinions about her impact on British society.
Jarkot's equestrian heritage thrives as Nima and local youth train for annual horse shows, prioritizing enjoyment over competition amidst historical ruins.
40 percent of all the UK's fruit and vegetables come from the EU, raising concerns among local business owners about future food supply after Brexit.
Auckland welcomes 2024 with a vibrant fireworks display over the Sky Tower.
Nine women gather firewood before a NATO warplane mistakenly kills them, prompting Nicholson Baker to perform a song in protest against the violence of war.
Palestinians reunite with loved ones, celebrating their return to what remains of home.
Gaza celebrates a second Ramadan, showcasing resilience amid destruction and hardship.
Graduation ceremonies at Penticton Secondary School feature students reflecting on their time together and preparing for new opportunities, often in Vancouver.
Prince Charles thanks the Queen for her 70 years of service, stating that her strength and dedication motivate her to rise each morning.
Jude Davis recalls celebrating Queen Elizabeth II's coronation with a street party as she expresses her admiration for the monarch during the Diamond Jubilee.
Prince William and Prince Harry plan to give their grandmother, the Queen, a joint birthday present for her 90th birthday celebration.
