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A photographer documents the chaos in Iraq post-American invasion, revealing strong feelings of despair.
Janet Mock reflects on her upbringing in Hawaii, the influence of Bette Midler and Kumu Kawai, and the significance of the term 'mahu' in her transgender identity.
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.
At age 19, Michael Blakemore faced challenges while working with Laurence Olivier at the National Theatre, which shaped his directing career.
In March 2020, John Lewis returned to the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Alabama, reflecting on his lifelong commitment to civil rights and voting equality.
Only 1 in 8 candidates successfully passes the selection process for the Foreign Legion, as seen through Stan's rejection after months of preparation.
Jon Hamm reflects on his Hollywood career, detailing his struggles before achieving fame with 'Mad Men' and the importance of perseverance in the industry.
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.
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.
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.
Gabriel García Márquez, a Nobel Prize-winning author from northern Colombia, transformed literature with his magical realism, influenced by his humble beginnings and political activism.
Three months before his death, Lisa Brennan-Jobs stole items from her father's house, including blush toothpaste and ballet slippers.
Arthur Lismer trained two generations of teachers in Canada, influencing art education and encouraging children's creative self-expression at art centers.
The Agoji, an elite army of female warriors from the Kingdom of Dahomey, played a crucial role in history through their bravery and strength.
Lupita Nyong'o reflects on her childhood memories of climbing mango trees and taking donkey rides in Kenya while discussing diversity in film.
Alex recounts his deer attack and discusses his Aspergers diagnosis while in A&E.
Patrick, the founder of an independent cross-dressing service, shares his experiences and the empowering transformations he facilitates for clients.
Healey Willan, a prominent Canadian composer and choirmaster, is profiled through his work at the church organ and interactions with students at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto.
Christo Brandt served as Nelson Mandela's guard for 12 years, forming a friendship that defied the apartheid regime's strict racial boundaries.
A 28-minute film captures Max Ferguson as he prepares for his weekday-morning radio show, relying solely on the morning paper for material.
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.
Herbert Chavez, the Filipino Superman, brings joy as a superhero at Manila Ocean Park.
In 1920, Boy Scouts and veterans honored fallen soldiers at Arlington National Cemetery, featuring speeches by Secretary of War Baker and General Miles.
Bollywood produces more than 1,000 films a year, yet many actors report feeling violated while filming intimate scenes.
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.
Astronaut Neil Armstrong trains in the Lunar Landing Training Vehicle at NASA's Johnson Space Center one month prior to the Apollo 11 mission launch.
Roshaante, diagnosed as intersex at age 11, shares his experience of undergoing five surgeries to sculpt his penis from his arm, while Helen recounts her near-fatal gastric band incident.
Nine Black students integrated Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, on September 27, 1957, with the support of 1,000 U.S. Army soldiers.
In April 1971, Richard Nixon presented the Boy's Club "Boy of the Year" Awards, honored Marguerite Piazza with a Cancer Fund Award, and received Senators tickets from Ted Williams.
Between 20 and 30 photographers captured the assassination of John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, providing critical evidence for ongoing investigations.
In Baccarat, France, from March 21 to June 21, 1918, the 42nd Division conducted military operations, including artillery barrages and troop inspections led by Col. Douglas MacArthur.
Ollie Locke, Melvin Odoom, and Russell Kane participate in a 10-week program led by Dr. Anand Patel to improve their sperm count and quality amid declining male fertility rates.
Five young people with autism sail from Flensburg harbour, where they engage in daily routines and social interactions aboard a cramped boat.
In the backstreets of Bangkok, a vigilante cop navigates themes of revenge and violence while finding solace in karaoke with colleagues.
A 3-month recovery follows Ruth Bopp's lung transplant after receiving a call from Hannover Medical School about a suitable donor on October 20, 2023.
In 1916, Thomas Edison served as the guest of honor at the World's Fair in San Francisco, where the Ford Camping Party showcased early automotive camping experiences.
In Manila, General Douglas MacArthur and President Manuel L. Quezon are seen alongside U.S. military operations, including troop movements and aerial activities during World War II.
West Midlands paramedics respond to a 999 call for 53-year-old Robertina, who suffers severe complications from pancreatitis and a panic attack.
90 million dollars have been generated by Gwen Stefani's fashion line, which blends punk aesthetics with high fashion.
In 1936, silent footage captures women war workers in Washington, D.C., students engaged in agricultural activities in Pennsylvania, and parades promoting war efforts across the United States.
Sgt. Carlos Rodriguez joined the Marine Corps at age 20, transitioning from aspiring journalist to sniper, grappling with the moral implications of his role.
Princess Diana passed away in a Paris hospital following a car accident in 1997, deeply affecting her family and the public's emotional landscape.
Princess Diana's tragic death in Paris on August 31, 1997, is examined through the lens of paparazzi involvement and the ensuing media frenzy.
