This documentary chronicles Jesse Owens, the Black American track and field athlete who won four gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games, and his struggles to make a living after his athletic career ended. […]
History’s four-hour cinematic documentary focuses on America’s involvement in the fighting during the critical year of 1918. […]
Martin Luther King Jr. was ‘a human being who was humble and selfless enough to give himself to a cause much greater than him,’ Harrison Jr. says. […]
To commemorate that national tragedy, and to remember the man at its center, a few networks are airing programming that looks back at that day, and the life and legacy of the young president. […]
Explore the trials that shaped Franklin Delano Roosevelt and his presidency, and ultimately made him the right person to guide America during the Great Depression and World War II. […]
National Geographic’s limited series about the Dutch woman who risked it all to shelter Anne Frank’s family, is like a punch to the gut — in a good way. […]
‘America could have done so much more to help the millions of desperate people fleeing Nazi persecution,’ says filmmaker Ken Burns. […]
LaMonica Garrett from ‘1883’ takes us behind the scenes of the epic drama — cowboy camp, crazy horses, the dirt, the Four Sixes Ranch & more. […]
History takes the concept of wealth and turns back the clock, looking at the lavish lifestyles of some of the world’s most mega-moneyed icons. […]
History’s ‘Theodore Roosevelt’ presents a portrait of a complex man who was a cowboy, soldier, statesman, conservationist, adventurer, author and reformer. […]
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