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One actor declares, "I'm bi bisexual and I'm damn happy about it," as participants reenact the emotional act of coming out to family members.
Canadian actor Christopher Plummer prepares to perform as Cyrano de Bergerac in his dressing room, reflecting on his illustrious career in theater.
American socialites spend up to $20,000 on designer gowns each season, competing for attention in the British social scene of the early 20th century.
An international team of nearly 20 hairdressers and makeup artists at a Leipzig salon works to create a safe space for clients from diverse backgrounds.
Daniel Kish, executive director of World Access for the Blind, has taught students to use echolocation since 1993, enhancing their ability to navigate their surroundings.
A 17-minute film features artist Maira Kalman curating an exhibition at the Cooper Hewitt Museum centered on Abraham Lincoln's pocket watch.
A couple hears the phrase "yeah yeah come for me" echoing through their thin walls as they confront the reality of living next to a sex worker.
A queer man embraces his lifelong passion for flamenco through drag performance.
Tim Goldrainer, aka Goldie, brings music and joy to nursing homes with his performances.
Kitty Lunn, a dancer paralyzed from the waist down, founded Infinity Dance Theater in New York City to teach others with disabilities how to dance.
Ahmad Sarmast organized the evacuation of around 270 students from Afghanistan to Portugal after the Taliban took control in 2021.
Kabul residents face fear and economic hardship under Taliban rule since their takeover.
Ai Weiwei discusses his soft detention in Beijing and the importance of understanding Chinese history.
Alex Honnold climbs the 'Nothing in Moderation' route at Spitzkoppe in Namibia, showcasing his skills alongside climber Hazel Findlay.
A 15-foot piano and a punk rock robot band made from scrap materials illustrate the inventive spirit of musicians repurposing trash into instruments.
Apollo Robbins can steal a watch in just three minutes while engaging the victim in a game designed to distract and misdirect their attention.
Kirk Douglas kept dumbbells under his bed and sought Arnold Schwarzenegger's advice on proper bicep curl techniques while filming 'The Villain.
In a slow-motion study, Canadian dancers David and Anna Marie Holmes perform the pas de deux adagio, originally choreographed by Asaf Messerer, set to Albinoni's music.
Batsheva Dance Company will revive the piece called Naharin Virus, which they have not performed for a while, as part of their yearly activities.
A stagehand at the Richard Rodgers Theater reflects on his 40-year career in theater lighting, emphasizing its critical role in productions like 'Hamilton.
A 28-minute adaptation of "Beauty and the Beast" unfolds in a school auditorium while young actors face challenges behind the scenes.
A 22.5-carat Incan gold ring with nine flawless emeralds, valued at around one million dollars, is discovered on a beach in Florida.
A 60% fabrication review of puppets for a new cruise ship show reveals innovative techniques for animating characters like Moana and Te Fiti.
A volunteer ambulance team responds to a call about a wounded pedestrian on Atlantic Avenue, a high-traffic area known for serious accidents.
In August 2004, child acrobats in China display their skills while undergoing rigorous training and facing the challenges of their demanding art form.
Lucy Walker showcases a New York City pool as a community hub in this short film.
Advanced digital technologies transform the representation of dance in cinema through a short animation by Martine Époque and Denis Poulin.
A 22-year-old college student is among those sharing personal stories on online companionship platforms that aim to combat loneliness.
A viral video featuring pink oyster mushrooms garnered one million views and $5,000 in two weeks for musician Michael Lecko, who connects fungi to synthesizers.
Andrea and her husband preserve the Tumba of Santiago's traditions in Cuba for future generations.
Musicians have larger gray matter volumes in areas of the brain related to motor planning and auditory processing compared to non-musicians.
Lady Bunny performs 'Trans-Jester' at the Stonewall Inn, challenging political correctness.
Belly dancing in Egypt, rooted in ancient pharaonic traditions, faces significant challenges from contemporary censorship impacting artists and performers.
Emily Ainsworth, an anthropologist and photographer, profiles the vibrant yet challenging life of performers in a Mexican circus.
Patrick Stewart stars in Epithet, filmed near Paris Gardens in Southwark, featuring violence.
Over two weekends, 160 people of various ages participated in a communal dance event at Greenwich Borough Hall, expressing themselves through movement.
Millie and Caitlin, survivors of the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing, share their story of resilience and love in the aftermath of tragedy.
French artist Orlan challenges traditional notions of perfection through her performances that incorporate plastic surgery, emphasizing the role of narcissism in contemporary art.
Cary has been serving a 66-year-to-life sentence since 2003, while his mother advocates for his release, believing he was wrongfully convicted.
George Greenough shares his challenges filming the 'Dawn' sequence at Lennox Head.
Hibo sings about the pain of African women affected by female circumcision rituals.
David Ditchfield recounts his transformative near-death experience after being trapped under a train in Huntingdon, reshaping his views on life and mortality.
Danny Lambo, a hotelier from Croydon, claims to be worth over £45 million and has changed his surname to reflect his obsession with supercars.
Arturo Brachetti, Italy's fastest quick change artist, reveals his magic tricks and rapid costume changes while showcasing his unique artistic style.
A crossword maker shares insights on puzzles, Kesha, and pop culture references like South Park.
Jasmine creates a new silly hat every day for a year, using them to spark conversations and build connections with strangers.
Jaclyn 'Diva' Cook earned up to $5,000 an hour as a dancer at Atlanta's Gold Club, a venue frequented by celebrities and politicians.
George Underwood shares his story of painting for David Bowie and their unique friendship.
