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The Ingleby Gallery in Edinburgh features Ian Hamilton Finlay's art at Little Sparta.
The Dyker Heights Christmas Lights in Brooklyn showcase Giant Santas and festive cheer every year.
Inuksuit, inspired by Inuit stone sentinels, explores the relationship between sound, environment, and culture through music in Alaska and beyond.
Jeremy Denk recalls his piano lessons with William Leland and his unique lesson journal.
Jimmy Fallon reflects on his path from aspiring comedian to late-night host, detailing his audition for Saturday Night Live and the support from his parents.
Jean Miro's painting reflects on mortality and the fate of Salvador Pidantik, a young Catalan.
Sulaidy learns Tumba Francesa in Cuba, as Andrea and Flavio teach children to preserve it.
Kham, in eastern Tibet, is renowned for its vibrant culture, showcasing traditional music, dance, and horsemanship at a grand community fair.
Canadian world figure-skating champion Don Jackson makes history at the 1965 World Championships in Prague and stars in the Ice Follies in Canada.
Nobuo Kubota performs a sound-sculpture piece using traditional instruments and everyday objects, showcasing innovative musical creativity and exploration.
A gong can be heard for several kilometers in Lake Sebu, where women musicians preserve their cultural heritage through song and storytelling.
Michel Petrucciani, a prodigious jazz pianist, shares insights on his life and artistry in a heartfelt tribute by director Frank Cassenti, filmed in 1983.
Trina, a choreographer known for her work with Lizzo and Beyoncé, leads the UK's first dance classes for plus-sized women to promote body positivity and self-expression.
Magid Magid, Sheffield's youngest Lord Mayor, prepares for a charity trip to France.
In Afghanistan, 19-year-old Mariam strives to become a pop star while facing societal challenges that limit artistic expression for young women.
Nearly 250,000 people gathered on the National Mall in August 1963 for the March on Washington, where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his 'I Have a Dream' speech.
David reflects on the pain of loss when friends die, expressing how it deeply affects his sense of brotherhood and emotional connections.
A young warrior challenges Medunac, the storm maker, to calm the raging seas so the fishermen can catch food for their starving community.
Rikki Beadle-Blair performs a song from his album while discussing his upbringing by lesbian mothers and the impact on his life and work.
Mina La Voilée, a rapper from Parcelles, Dakar, addresses women's rights through her music.
Moko jumbie, a 12-foot high stilt walker symbolizing "dancing spirit," features prominently in street festivals in New York City, Caribbean carnivals, and West African ceremonies.
Eighty cows adorned with individual festive headpieces and bells make their annual descent from the Alpine pastures to the valley in Tyrol.
A gay Pakistani asylum seeker, Ali, fled hostility in his home country and began his drag career just two months before performing in West London.
In a blend of film, dance, and music, Norman McLaren's short film portrays the Greek tragedy of Narcissus and the consequences of excessive self-love.
Hip hop artists from various countries, including Uganda, Kenya, and the United States, express their identities and experiences through music and dance.
Nine women gather firewood before a NATO warplane mistakenly kills them, prompting Nicholson Baker to perform a song in protest against the violence of war.
The Notting Hill Carnival brings a certain type of elation to London every summer.
Rehearsals for Georges Bizet's opera Carmen take place in November 2020 with a reduced orchestra and strict health measures due to the pandemic.
Margaret Mercier and Vincent Warren perform ballet in a visually innovative film by Norman McLaren that explores the interplay of movement and light.
Over 100,000 people are expected to attend a summer concert in Central Park featuring opera stars Angela Gheorghiu and Roberto Alagna.
A player recalls his most regrettable hand at Commerce Casino against JC Tran.
The Canelo Project highlights the traditional pueblo world and its connection to the earth.
Maut ka kuan, or the Well of Death, is a northern Indian carnival stunt where drivers execute high-speed maneuvers inside a vertical wooden barrel.
Alex Megos attempts a climbing project near the Biographia route, estimating its difficulty between 9b and 9c after first trying it in 2017.
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence chose Derek Jarman as a saint for their order, reflecting their activism against the HIV/AIDS crisis in the 1990s.
A three or four day trip of about 80 kilometers lies ahead for Samucha and his sheep as they leave the mountains before winter sets in.
A 25-year-old Sherpa named Passang Nima carries gear for foreign climbers attempting to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
Nate, a trans rapper, stages their first music video since transitioning, highlighting the challenges and triumphs faced by trans individuals in the UK music industry.
Sam prepares for an operation to address an open wound on his vocal folds, hoping to speak without pain for the first time in months.
Flamenco dance and music thrive in Seville, Andalusia, showcasing a rich cultural tradition.
Sonny Rollins, a renowned jazz saxophonist, explores his artistic journey and influences in Japan while performing with the Yomuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra.
An award-winning singer-songwriter highlights overlooked narratives from the Wild West through his music, showcasing the impact of storytelling in his latest work.
Madeleine, a human cannonball, performs a traveling show with her husband while their daily life at home reveals the challenges of enduring love.
This Lobster DJ takes over London's underground dance scene with donk music and Crazy Frog vibes.
The Baaka Pygmies of the African equatorial rainforest express their beliefs through unique polyphonic songs, recognized by UNESCO as a vital part of their cultural heritage.
Yeime Arrieta Ramos becomes the first female winner of the Vallenato Kings Festival.
Leia explores a career in the German military through an intro camp designed for recruits.
In Ipanema's beach, Ricardo Chreem orchestrates a surrealistic public art project featuring 25 actors, an art performance, and an electronic manifesto.
