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Anthropologist Jason De León uses archaeology to analyze the human stories behind illegal border crossings, providing insights into this complex issue.
In 1826, Thomas Jefferson dies on July 4, the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, alongside fellow Founding Father John Adams.
A girl sings a song about herself, reflecting on childhood memories from Croatia and Canada while reclaiming her identity through personal photographs.
Kennedy navigates his formative years and family relationships in this insightful clip.
Jim Carrey reflects on his father's influence and early comedy experiences in Toronto.
Joan Baez reflects on her experiences with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement, emphasizing the importance of nonviolence and social justice.
Two men with Down syndrome share a profound and loving relationship, as narrated by Brian Davis in this animated tribute.
At age 19, Michael Blakemore faced challenges while working with Laurence Olivier at the National Theatre, which shaped his directing career.
Only 1 in 8 candidates successfully passes the selection process for the Foreign Legion, as seen through Stan's rejection after months of preparation.
Jonah Hill recalls prank calling as Toby Maguire's assistant during Oscar season in Los Angeles.
Joseph Alexander, a Holocaust survivor, shares his story of resilience and remembrance at 100.
Karl Lagerfeld, born in Hamburg in 1933, is examined for his influential yet controversial legacy in the fashion industry, as highlighted by Vogue magazine.
Three years after her husband's cancer diagnosis, a woman in North-East Scotland reflects on life alone and the challenges of aging.
Kiran Chetry reflects on the empowerment she received from her parents and the valuable lessons learned from their support throughout her life.
Kumail Nanjiani reflects on his experiences as a Muslim comedian in America post-9/11, discussing cultural identity and challenges in his career.
Lashinda Demus' Olympic journey culminates in her gold medal win at Paris 2024, highlighting her resilience and determination over a decade after London 2012.
Peter teaches Caitlin to drive his motorhome while exploring the tight-knit community of RV enthusiasts, including Pat and Chris with their Unicat.
Michel Petrucciani, a prodigious jazz pianist, shares insights on his life and artistry in a heartfelt tribute by director Frank Cassenti, filmed in 1983.
90% of trans women report feeling uncomfortable in their daily lives as they fight against a law that criminalizes their existence in New Orleans.
Carmen and Lupita Andrade were born conjoined at the abdomen in Veracruz, Mexico, and now face the challenges of teenage life in the United States.
275 miles northwest of Dutch Harbor, crews face dangerous storms while struggling to catch crabs during a challenging opilio season.
Asylum seekers in an unfamiliar city navigate the anxiety of waiting for interviews while reflecting on their past and the dangers they escaped.
Three months before his death, Lisa Brennan-Jobs stole items from her father's house, including blush toothpaste and ballet slippers.
Nine days before her 96th birthday, Louise Marginet plans to clean the chimney, pick peas, and prepare for visitors on a typical Saturday.
Judith Helfand sorts through 53 boxes of her late mother's belongings, confronting the emotional weight of memory and attachment in the process.
Lucien Comeau, a musician and philosopher from Tracadie-Sheila, New Brunswick, shares his insights on happiness and the meaning of life in a portrait by Nathalie Hébert.
Lupita Nyong'o uncovers the history of the Agoji, a fierce army of female warriors.
Lupita Nyong'o reflects on her childhood memories of climbing mango trees and taking donkey rides in Kenya while discussing diversity in film.
Madame Tutli-Putli travels alone on a night train, confronting the kindness and menace of strangers while grappling with her past in this animated short by the .
Bliss has made up over 100 deceased individuals, providing them with a final appearance for their families to view before burial.
Alex recounts his deer attack and discusses his Aspergers diagnosis while in A&E.
Lexi visits Patrick's cross-dressing service, showcasing transformations and empowerment.
Manny encounters a venomous snake while filming in the wild, leading to a serious bite that threatens the loss of one of his fingers.
Christo Brandt served as Nelson Mandela's guard for 12 years, forming a friendship that defied the apartheid regime's strict racial boundaries.
A 33-year-old fox lives with his controlling mother, following a monotonous routine until a wolf repairman arrives to fix their broken washing machine.
A man's pet cat alerts him to a life-threatening illness, highlighting the life-saving potential of companion animals alongside a woman's dog saving her life.
An Ecuadorian prep-chef in New York City shares his journey to becoming one of the fastest marathon runners in the city.
Three teenaged sisters and their parents experience profound changes after relocating from Canada to Kenya, exploring themes of family and memory.
Coffin Nachtmahr performs intricate yo-yo tricks that require precision and skill, reflecting his dedication to the craft amid urban challenges.
At 86 years old, the oldest runner in the New York City Marathon shares her lifelong passion for running, inspired by Jack LaLanne and motivated by family longevity.
Mario Salcedo has spent 6,900 nights living on cruise ships, claiming this lifestyle makes him the happiest person in the world.
Women across the Pacific, including voices from Hawaii, Guam, and Seoul, share their personal stories through action, adventure, and contemplation.
Bollywood produces more than 1,000 films a year, yet many actors report feeling violated while filming intimate scenes.
Diego Garijo, a professional MMA fighter and drag queen known as Lola, navigates his final fight and prepares for a solo art gallery show in Mexico.
Four exceptional athletes-Nyjah Huston, Josh Sheehan, Lizzie Armanto, and James Foster-navigate the challenges and triumphs of extreme sports, embodying the relentless "monster mentality."
In 1955, Wallace Grant, a 17-year-old from Barbados, forms an unexpected bond with Rudolf Hess while guarding him at Berlin's Spandau prison.
A father is currently serving 90 years in prison for sexually abusing his daughter, who recounts her traumatic experiences in detail.
A woman finds a deepfake video of herself on a porn site, featuring a model with her face performing sexual acts while wearing a blonde wig.
