In recent years, obesity has become a growing concern for young people in China. In order to combat this epidemic, some parents have sent their children to the “lose it” boot camp – a children’s weight loss clinic that offers an array of activities designed to help young people shed excess pounds. At the boot … Read more
The phenomenon of giants has been part of human history and culture since the earliest beginnings of civilization. Now, a fascinating documentary titled ‘Giants: The Mystery and The Myth’ looks into this topic in-depth, exploring historical, biblical, archeological, and mythological accounts of giant humans from around the world. The documentary features interviews with Zecharia Sitchin, … Read more
In central Benin, the dry season is presenting more and more challenges to traditional herders such as Boube. As the climate continues to change, harsher conditions force herders to migrate with their livestock in search of food and water. These migrations create tension between herders and farmers as they struggle over scarce resources. The situation … Read more
The three-part documentary series, presented by Rageh Omaar, provides a detailed and comprehensive exploration into the life of Muhammad – a man revered by over a billion and half Muslims all over the world. The documentary is unique in its focus on Muhammad’s profound life story, providing viewers with insight into his qualities as the … Read more
The story of Siddhartha Gautama, commonly known as The Buddha, is one of immense spiritual journey and growth. Born in 563 BCE in what is now Nepal, Siddhartha was a prince who had it all–wealth, privilege, and power. As he grew up surrounded by lavish luxuries and wealth, Siddhartha became increasingly aware of the suffering … Read more
Benin, a small West African nation, is the focus of Deadliest Journeys’ documentary Cotton At All Costs. Here in Benin, cotton has become an essential part of their economy and lifestyle; however, the production of such a vital commodity comes at great cost. The people of Benin rely heavily on cotton-growing as a source of … Read more
Living with Michael Jackson is a groundbreaking documentary, produced by Granada Television and aired in 2003. The show featured an extensive 8-month interview with Michael Jackson, conducted by renowned British journalist Martin Bashir. It was the first time ever that Jackson allowed such unfettered access to his personal life, including details of his traumatic childhood … Read more
Kate Humble is on an incredible mission in the far-flung reaches of North Siberia – to meet with the Nenets, a nomadic people whose entire lives are spent herding reindeer along the Yamal Peninsula. Despite temperatures that can drop to an astonishing -54C, the Nenets have managed to survive in this unforgiving climate for centuries. … Read more
The extraordinary life of Quincy Jones, one of the most influential and talented figures in 20th century music, is explored in this captivating documentary tribute. Assembling an unprecedented array of musical luminaries from Ray Charles to Aretha Franklin and Michael Jackson, the film offers a fascinating journey through the life of this remarkable man. Beginning … Read more
Albert Einstein, the greatest scientist of the 20th century, single-handedly revolutionized modern physics with four groundbreaking papers that shaped the science of today. However, Einstein’s legacy is more than just a genius’s work – it is also the story of his own personal struggle against his discoveries and how they clashed with his religious beliefs. … Read more