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A juggler in a park experiences a series of whimsical adventures when one of his balls escapes, leading to explorations of fantasy and love.
A 120-foot jump over 15 parked cars tests stunt man Ken Carter's skill and control on the stock-car racing track.
Every August, shepherds in the remote mountain region of Tusheti gather to celebrate the Madoli Festival, a tradition that blends ancient customs with communal feasting.
Musicians keep silent films alive through live piano music and improvisation.
The Musical Ride of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police showcases intricate equestrian patterns performed by scarlet-coated Mounties accompanied by band music.
Steve Ritchie downed two MiG 21s in less than a minute and a half during a mission over Vietnam in 1972, becoming the Air Force's only ace pilot of the war.
Les suspects Seth of secret deals, risking their family bond at American Jewelry.
Students at Østerskov Efterskole in Hobro, Denmark, learn through role-play, including Emma with dyslexia.
The vocoder, invented by physicist Homer W at Bell Labs, transformed communication technology by efficiently transmitting human speech as digital signals.
A conversation reveals that the degree to which an artist's work succeeds depends on the ability to reconstruct the space of the self.
Comedians perform on sidewalks and at hot dog carts in Central Park as New York City faces empty storefronts and a pandemic-induced sense of loss.
This choir with people who are trans and non-binary creates joyful music as an act of resistance.
In Switzerland, yodelling is explored through personal lessons with Melanie from Oesch die Dritten and vibrant performances at the Jodlerfest Altstätten.
Over 40 years, Slava Polunin has transformed clowning into a form of art that connects audiences through laughter and shared human experiences.
One interpreter at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia struggles to maintain composure while translating traumatic testimonies of war.
Children from a youth center in Korotych, near Kharkiv, rehearse a play amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, showcasing their resilience and creativity.
The Simón Bolívar Orchestra brings the magic of music to Stirling's Raploch estate.
A Vogue staff member shares their daily routine, focusing on pre-collections and real people for shoots.
Canada has two transcontinental radio networks and over a hundred privately owned stations that connect listeners from coast to coast.
Suqueina and Shelej celebrate their wedding in the Sahara with traditional music and dance.
90% of the residents in Jamel adhere to neo-Nazi beliefs, while Birgit and Horst Lohmeyer organize a festival each year to oppose this ideology.
A mother struggles with her daughter Crystal's rebellious behavior in a Puerto Rican neighborhood.
Twelve fights are listed in the series, with only one involving a female fighter, reflecting the male-dominated nature of mixed martial arts.
Dr. Michael Oliver from Belmont University explains why live music feels better than recordings.
Asa, a six-year-old boy from Nebraska, performs drag as Lulu Lovely Twirls and has been doing so since he was four years old.
The connection between black culture and kung fu films is explored through figures like Bruce Lee and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, highlighting their cultural significance.
A team in Warsaw, Poland creates unique instruments for cinematic scores and Cyberpunk 2077.
Young talents like Cellist Charlie and Duncan face unique challenges in their pursuits.
Matthew, born at 24 weeks gestation and weighing just one pound eleven ounces, plays multiple instruments, including piano and drums, despite his blindness.
Melissa Rauch recalls performing 'tits and ass' from Chorus Line in her basement since childhood.
The artist sings 'I Decline' from his album 'Too Bright' in this New Yorker performance.
Audrey Jenkins performs in Brooklyn, humorously discussing her mother's notorious lateness and the generational differences in their lifestyles.
Adam DeVine nervously sings the national anthem at Dodger Stadium, reflecting on his much success.
Alfre Woodard discusses her nickname's origin, her activism in film, and her connection with Ted Danson while reflecting on her role in Netflix's "The Boroughs.".
Reggie Watts shares his dislike for karaoke and reflects on emotional validation.
Anna Kendrick talks about 'The Last Five Years' musical and its emotional storytelling.
In a comedic studio segment, Alan introduces quirky audience members like 'Tree-Huggin' Homey' and a skater with a trunk of porcelain unicorns, highlighting their unique talents and stories.
Bill Hader recalls a humorous NYC cab encounter involving SNL and a driver named Robbie.
Bob Saget humorously recalls struggling to deliver lines on 'Full House' during those years.
Bryce Dallas Howard teaches Conan how to cry on command, sharing techniques and experiences.
Christina Hendricks highlights Mad Men's impact on fashion and its authentic 1960s costumes.
Conan and Andy dub China's Return of the Pear Princess into English for American audiences.
Conan learns the Schuhplattler dance while wearing lederhosen and joking with brothers Franz and Simon, who are experts in Bavarian traditions.
Conan and Lisa revisit the improv class where they first met in 1985, sharing laughter and memories.
Conan O'Brien humorously learns Taekwondo at the Kukkiwon World Taekwondo headquarters in Seoul, engaging with instructors and attempting self-defense techniques.
Conan learns an Armenian dance and teaches American razzmatazz at Garni Temple.
At Comic-Con 2019, twin sisters Leslie and Natasha Harpold from Chula Vista impress with their detailed Daryl Dixon and Negan costumes from The Walking Dead.
Three employees face potential termination as Conan O'Brien conducts performance reviews filled with humor and unexpected interactions.
