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On July 22, 2011, a far-right extremist killed 69 people at a summer camp for Norway's Workers' Youth League on Utøya Island.
An 11-year stay in mental institutions followed David Helfgott's nervous breakdown in 1970, shaping his life and music.
Patients at a psychiatric centre in Tehran participate in a marriage initiative that challenges societal prejudices surrounding mental health.
More than half the population of the Dominican Republic lives below the poverty line, leading many young men to become sanky-pankys for tourists.
In 1843, Edgar Allan Poe published one of the most popular horror stories ever written, setting the stage for his lasting impact on American literature.
Coldplay has sold over 100 million albums since their formation in London, making them one of the world's most popular musical acts.
Diana confronted Camila about her affair with Prince Charles in 1989 during a birthday celebration, shaking with fear and rage afterward.
Kara Tippetts, a mother of four, shares her experiences with breast cancer, inspiring many through her honesty and reflections on love and kindness.
Kyle, 31, and Octavio, 40, explore unconventional romantic relationships with older women, highlighting the complexities of love across generations.
Adoption transforms the lives of Valérie, Thierry, Steve, and Richere as they navigate the challenges and joys of becoming parents through this process.
Every year, thousands of American teenagers are sent to Christian reform schools abroad, often against their will and at their parents' request.
Travis, a 38-year-old from Wisconsin, turns to the internet in search of a serious relationship with a mail-order bride.
Alzheimer's disease affects 1 in 3 older people, as shown through Malcolm Pointon's decline and his wife Barbara's struggle to cope with his illness.
Jobless George Maben's life changes after meeting Sally in Surrey, but challenges arise.
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.
Diane, Patricia, and Michelle experience heartbreak and betrayal after marrying foreign men, only to find themselves victims of manipulation and deceit.
Southeast Asian women, like Mary Joy from the Philippines, migrate to the Faroe Islands seeking love and opportunity, addressing a significant gender imbalance.
Roses, celebrated for their beauty and fragrance, are explored through their cultivation, cultural significance, and ecological roles across various regions.
In 1980, 800,000 people got married in Britain, with August being the most popular month for weddings, as shown through the stories of 20 couples over 25 years.
Love and relationships in Putin's Russia reveal a stark contrast between traditional patriarchal values and the growing acceptance of polyamory and kink.
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.
48-year-old David and 42-year-old Nicky prepare to marry after three years together, overcoming significant challenges in their relationship.
Nick and Sophie from Cambridgeshire navigate the challenges of cancer and blindness while preparing for their wedding, alongside another couple, Carly and Nelly, facing their own housing struggles.
Islamberg, a compound for African-American Muslims, is portrayed as a peaceful community while addressing the media's portrayal of Islamic extremism and its victims.
Michael Moore critiques Barack Obama and Blue Dog Democrats' health care reform strategies during a press conference at Public Citizen headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Pensioners are embracing vibrant social lives and seeking romance, redefining retirement as a time for adventure and new relationships.
Louise Jarvis shares her experiences growing up in a family with two transgender mothers, challenging misconceptions about their unique dynamic.
Imaeyen Ibanga explores the unique challenges faced by a liberal Black bachelor seeking love in Utah's marriage-centric culture, guided by a matchmaker.
Lisdoonvarna, a small Irish village, becomes a vibrant hub for matchmaking as Chicago women seek romance amidst local farmers and fishermen during a lively festival.
Khartik and Dipshika celebrate their Kiwi-Hindu wedding while Ethiopian refugee Remaz faces emotional choices as she prepares to marry Ahmed, leaving her grandmother behind.
Nine LGBT couples aboard a cruise ship in China challenge societal norms and legal restrictions by participating in a mass wedding in international waters.
Neekita's conversion to Islam for her marriage to Sid raises questions about family acceptance and the complexities of love and faith.
At least 12 people died in the 2015 Everest avalanche, one of the deadliest incidents in the mountain's history, as 68-year-old Ranjan Khatri attempted to summit.
Edie Windsor and Thea Spyer were together for 42 years before they fought for their right to marry, a battle that changed U.S. marriage laws.
Italy faces a declining birth rate and changing social dynamics, yet remains a beacon of romance, attracting couples worldwide for fairytale weddings.
Danielle, a French winemaker, navigates a complex life by balancing her love for her husband Elie and her long-term female partner in a small Alpine village.
A street poet in Brooklyn writes personalized poems for passersby, blending art and commerce while reflecting on love and truth in her life.
Mike Ondish, an aging mechanic, risks everything to restore his beloved 1968 Ford Mustang, hoping to reignite his passion for racing and love.
A wedding ceremony unites Anna Katrina Facel and Brian Keith Pangeli, set against the backdrop of a controversial evangelical movement on sexual orientation.
Hearts apart yet souls together, diverse individuals share their unique experiences of love and connection during the unprecedented social distancing of 2020.
Animal communication encompasses a range of themes, including love, danger, and family, showcasing the diverse linguistic abilities of species worldwide.
Rural Spain faces severe depopulation, prompting innovative solutions ranging from quirky initiatives to political actions aimed at revitalizing communities.
A gamer re-creates his identity in an online game, while a monk develops "wireless prayer technology" to connect with others in a wired world.
Kainai First Nation in Southern Alberta confronts the impacts of substance use and colonialism through community-led harm reduction and healing efforts.
A classroom in Dublin features a "Magic Chair" where children engage in creative activities and build self-confidence through storytelling and humor.
Celebrity perspectives and blunt humor explore the complex motivations behind infidelity, challenging perceptions of cheating in relationships.
Valentine's Day has transformed into a commercialized event that often overshadows genuine affection, leading to societal pressures and emotional distress.
Jason DaSilva, diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005, documents his experiences as a father to his son, Jase, while managing his condition.
