Helen Hunt, Sean Bean and Jonah Hauer-King star in this seven-part miniseries dramatizing the struggles of ordinary people in Europe on the eve of World War II. […]
PBS’ One Child Nation examines the emotional and lifelong repercussions for millions of women and children from the one-child policy, limiting most families to a single child. […]
Ken Burns’ eight-part, 16-hour film chronicles the history of country music from its early days through the late ’90s in what we found to be one of the director’s most consistently compelling films since 2007’s ‘The War.’ […]
PBS airs this ‘American Experience’ documentary in connection with this month’s 50th anniversary of the legendary Woodstock music festival. […]
The three-part PBS documentary series ‘Outback’ visits the Kimberley region in northwestern Australia, one of the most diverse and fascinating ecosystems on Earth. […]
Preview the PBS ‘POV’ documentary ‘Bill Nye: Science Guy,’ an in-depth biography of entertainer, educator and science advocate Bill Nye. […]
‘Beyond a Year in Space’ follows former astronaut Scott Kelly as he readjusts to Earth’s gravity and scientists compare him to his identical twin brother, Mark. […]
Sutton Foster and Hugh Bonneville have been announced as the special guest stars for the Mormon Tabernacle Choir Holiday Special Broadcast. […]
Michael “Mikey” McQuay Jr., Robert Justino and Kelvin Truong each have the lanky bodies and lean muscles that are hallmarks of champion swimmers. Star members of the Jersey Hammerheads swim team, the boys idolize Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte, and are laser focused on the starting block and lightning fast in the water — earning medal upon medal in local, regional and statewide competitions near their New Jersey homes. All three are also on the autism spectrum — a challenge that could make achieving their full athletic potential improbable. But these guys and their dozen-plus teammates have a pair of […]
‘The Vietnam War’ is a 10-part documentary series from directors Ken Burns and Lynn Novick that chronicles the human tragedy of the politically and socially divisive Vietnam War. […]
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