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A performance at Camp Pendleton marks the beginning of Adam Driver's initiative to connect military personnel with the arts through self-expression.
Natasha Bedingfield reflects on her hit 'Unwritten' and its viral TikTok dance in Ft Lauderdale.
Jana Pareigis travels across Germany to discuss racism with Black Germans, including successful rappers and professional footballers.
Modern soldiers face the grueling training of the elite Devil's Brigade from 1942.
Over 1,800 women are incarcerated in Indiana's maximum security prisons, many serving long sentences for violent crimes.
Porsche's legacy at the 24 Hours of Le Mans is explored through archival footage and interviews with racing legends, highlighting its engineering prowess and dominance.
A 4-day trek leads to Sking, a remote village at 4,000 meters, where women like Ketup prepare paba and care for their families.
Colton Harris-Moore, a 17-year-old fugitive, evaded capture for over two years while committing numerous burglaries and stealing five airplanes.
335 Italian civilians were executed by Erich Priebke, a former Gestapo officer, who later hid in a small German town in the Andes.
Over 1,800 women serve long sentences for violent crimes at the Rockville Correctional Facility and Indiana Women's Prison in Indiana.
Key events from 1881, including the assassination of Tsar Alexander II, reveal the tensions that led to the Russian Revolution and the rise of Lenin's influence.
The Yalta Conference marked a pivotal moment in 1945, where initial optimism among the Allies quickly gave way to deep-seated rivalries that shaped the Cold War.
In 2002, 33-year-old Michael De Bourcier was found dead in his apartment in Toronto, prompting a 12-year investigation into the circumstances of his death.
A car races toward a flock of pigeons, which perceive the world at over 100 frames per second, allowing them to react in what seems like slow motion.
Trojan Records produced over 300 singles in the late 1960s and early 1970s, shaping the sound of reggae and influencing youth culture in Britain.
1,200 kilometers of the M56 road connect Neryungri to Yakutsk, facing extreme weather and dangerous conditions that challenge every traveler.
On April 20, 1999, two students killed 13 people at Columbine High School, marking a tragic turning point in American school violence.
James May builds a motorcycle from Meccano to race on the Isle of Man's TT circuit.
Arthur Shawcross murdered 11 women and two children, serving a 250-year sentence at Sullivan Correctional Facility in New York.
Half of the Vienna Philharmonic performed in Auschwitz, where Jewish musicians played for their Nazi captors amid the horrors of the camp.
Two ten-year-old boys, Robert Thompson and Jon Venables, murdered two-year-old James Bulger in 1993, sparking ongoing public outrage over their potential release.
Nefertiti's bust, over 3,000 years old, was discovered in 1912 by German archaeologist Ludwig Borchardt and has been a source of controversy regarding its authenticity.
By the late 1100s, the age of the Viking longship had ended, replaced by the cog, a new type of vessel that dominated Northern European waters.
Over 14,000 people died during the cholera epidemic in London in 1849, a backdrop to the notorious murder case of Marie Manning.
228 tree trunks are transported on a 90-meter wooden raft along the Congo River, carrying around 50 passengers amid dangerous conditions.
Seven million men became unemployed in Germany during the Great Depression, paving the way for the National Socialist Party's rise to power.
In 2008, Amina and Sarah Said were murdered by their father in Lewisville, Texas, in a case that drew national attention to honor killings.
An unidentified circular object measuring 180 feet in diameter was discovered nearly 300 feet below the Gulf of Bothnia in June 2011.
Four children died and nine others were nearly killed at Grantham Hospital in March 1991, all linked to nurse Beverly Allitt's actions.
Over four years, young killer whale Delphine learns to hunt king penguins and Minke rorquals in the waters around the Crozet Islands.
At 18 years old, Madonna practiced dance in Michigan, unaware that in just seven years she would become a global superstar.
3 million Armenians live in their homeland, while 10 million are part of a global diaspora across 120 countries.
Nine-year-old Jennet Device testifies against her family in 1612, leading to the execution of ten people in one of Britain's most infamous witch trials.
By the summer of 859, Viking fleets were raiding across the Mediterranean, while Arab pirates and Magyar horse riders threatened Western Europe.
Four young women vanished in Santa Cruz, California, in the early 1970s, leading to the arrest of serial killer Edmund Kemper, known as the Co-ed Butcher.
One million North Koreans are believed to have died of starvation in the late 1990s, as the country struggles with ongoing food shortages.
A man's body is discovered by fishermen off the coast of Devon, leading to an investigation into the murder committed by an international conman.
Stefan Lochner's painting "The Last Judgment," created in 1435, depicts the damned being dragged to hell by devils and monsters.
A taxi driver spends 48 hours traveling just 60 kilometers through Myanmar's challenging terrain to deliver passengers and goods.
China's transformation from a poverty-stricken communist state to a global economic powerhouse over the past 40 years highlights the pivotal role of reform and international relations.
A Steinway concert grand piano is built over a 12-month period by 450 artisans, using approximately 12,000 individual parts to create a unique instrument.
More than 230,000 people have died in Mexico's drug war since 2006, with the Sinaloa cartel generating up to 12 billion dollars annually.
Forty-eight confirmed murders mark Gary Ridgway's nineteen-year reign of terror in Washington, making him the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history.
Pope Francis's reforms and the internal power struggles within the Vatican are examined alongside the scandals of wartime silence, financial corruption, and pedophilia cover-ups.
Damian Rzeszowski kills six people, including four family members, in Jersey on August 14, 2011.
Ellie Gould, a 17-year-old from Calne, is murdered by her ex-boyfriend in Wiltshire on May 3, 2019.
7 million people live in Hanoi, where President Barack Obama shares a meal of bun cha with chef Anthony Bourdain, marking a moment of cultural exchange.
A dozen deep fried shrimp, a bucket of Kentucky fried chicken, and a pound of strawberries were among the last meal requests of death row inmates.
