Biography: Kenny Rogers is a journey through Kenny's life and chart-busting career. Weaving in performances from his star-studded farewell show in Nashville, the biography charts Kenny's hard-won 60-year career.
In the show's main series, the host Paul Barbato covers information on every single country in the world in different segments.
20 Minutes Of Action brings to life in performance the harrowing victim's impact statement written by the Brock Turner rape survivor known as Emily Doe.
20 Minutes of Action is a non-fiction film that brings to life in performance the harrowing victim's impact statement of Emily Doe, the survivor of the rape committed by Brock Allen Turner on the campus of Stanford University on January 18, 2015. Written in the form of a letter, the 7,244-word statement captivated the Nation and was read throughout the world. Global leaders and celebrities championed the words of Emily Doe after Turner received a lenient, six-month sentence from California Superior Court Judge Aaron Persky. In 20 Minutes of Action, 30 diversified women personify the poignant words of Emily Doe.
Teckman was a great pilot, and he died in a plane crash. Simple as that. So why are so many people opposed to Chance writing a book about him?
The Sci-Fi Channel's excellent documentary chronicling sci-fi TV shows
Everything you always wanted to know about pornography (but were afraid to ask)
At Goodkind High School, a group of students with varying sexual orientations form an after-school club as a discreet way to share their feelings and experiences.
"GEOGRAPHY CLUB" is based on Brent Hartinger's best-selling critically acclaimed novel: "What am I looking for?" asks 16-year old Russell Middlebrook of himself as he heads off on his newest adventure. Russell is still going on dates with girls, while Kevin will do anything to prevent his football teammates from finding out what he is concealing, Min and Terese tell everyone they're really just good friends, and Ike can't figure out who he is or what he wants to be. But the truth is too hard to hide - at least from each other - so they form the Geography Club. Nobody else will discover the truth about them as no other students in their right minds would ever join a club that sounds so boring. Their secrets will be safe from classmates. But are they? "Geography Club" is a smart, fast, moving and funny account of contemporary teenagers as they discover their own sexual identities, dreams and values and not merely live out their parents' desires and ambitions. Russell, Kevin, Min, Terese and Ike may not learn about actual places in their undercover social club, but they daringly explore the danger-filled, clique-mined landscape of Goodkind High School and courageously begin their journey in the exciting, still uncharted terrain of the human heart.
Russell Middlebrook, a senior at Goodkind High School, feels like his father wants him to be an exact replica of him. That's why in testing his sexual orientation, he believing he may be gay, Russell has remained deep in the closet. Although officially stood up on a meeting in person leading out of an anonymous online chat, Russell later learns that that other person is a fellow classmate, Kevin Land, one of the school's star football players. Keven eventually makes it clear to Russell that he does want to have relationship with him, only on the understanding that they do remain in the closet. Kevin's own want to be in the closet is despite Russell learning that Kevin's parents would probably be supportive if they knew Kevin was gay, unlike Russell's father. Russell and Kevin believe they are being blackmailed by Min, a fellow student, when she catches them in an embrace. However, what Russell learns is that she only wants to introduce them to the school's "Geography Club", a self-formed club as a front for an in-the-closet or questioning gay/lesbian support group. After testing the waters with them, Russell does decide to join the Club. Beyond Kevin's efforts for he and Russell to legitimize their friendship in public but not their relationship, Russell being able to hide his homosexual orientation is threatened by agreeing to be the wingman for his best friend, Gunnar, which entails Russell dating Trish, an on the surface innocent girl, but who really wants to have sex with Russell. The Geography Club goes through growing pains of its own, with the two main issues being if they will be all inclusive, adding the most marginalized students in the school, and if they should make the Club official, meaning that all its members would be outed. The latter would have a direct affect on what happens in Russell and Kevin's relationship.
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Two intellectuals, a writer and a director, begin to play a mysterious psychological game in a peaceful countryside manor house during the Nazi occupation.
Polish countryside during WWII: Witold, the narrator, is at a gathering of his intellectual artist friends in Warsaw, where he meets Frederick, a mysterious, but charming, stranger. They hit it off, so he invites Frederick along as he goes to visit the home of his friend Hipolit and his wife Maria. Witold and Frederick become obsessed with arranging the coupling of Hipolit's beautiful teenage daughter, Henia, and an equally beautiful young man, Karol, who is working at the farm. But Henia is engaged to Vaclav, who is visiting with his deeply religious mother, Amelia. As the two middle-aged gentlemen scheme, Germans fight with the Polish resistance, led by Siemian, in the woods nearby. Hipolit supports the resistance and his household is thrown into chaos when he is ordered to "liquidate" Siemian to prevent him from talking if he's captured by the Germans. Meanwhile, Frederick's obsession with Veronika, a pretty young maid at the house, masks a dark secret from his past.
Every car has a story. From the moment it was conceived, to its first road test, to where it is today. This series tells the life story of the world's most fascinating cars.
Some car mysteries can't be solved by your local mechanic looking under the hood. Some four-wheeled mysteries run much deeper, requiring forensic science, dogged fact-finding and in-depth, historic research. Hosted by automotive historian Tim Donahue and automotive filmmaker Michael May, this series will keep viewers on the edge of their car seats by exploring the world's most improbable vehicular mysteries. Automotive whodunits unravel on a global scale as amazing stories are investigated. Donahue and May retell each story in detail with the help of experts, investigators, journalists, car owners and even some of the criminals involved in each case.
Sean and Eric are just two bumbling screenwriters drafting the "next big action flick", utterly oblivious to the insanity that awaits when the government intercepts their script, believing it to be a veritable terrorist plot.
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How can a person suffering from Alzheimer still tell herself her own life? When words are no longer there, only remain the sensations and the sounds the body remembers. In the community room of an Alzheimer clinic, a music coming from a radio triggers the dancing of an old lady in a wheelchair. Remembering the moves it used to perform, her body brings along a series of sound memories. Entirely drawn and animated from memory, A BIOGRAPHY reconstructs dot by dot this emergence of memory where it is no longer expected, in an effort to keep this body and this life from oblivion.
Mary Kay Letourneau was a U.S. schoolteacher who plead guilty to 2 counts of felony second-degree rape of a child, her 12-year-old student Vili Fualaau. She bore her underage schoolboy lover Vili Fualaau's child while awaiting her sentence.
Leslie Nielsen parodies the methods and maneuverisms of Peter Graves (as well as his straight face) in this spoof of "Biography". It has such weeks as "Sinister Magnets Weeks" and tells the stories of the Friendly Giant and other fake celebrities based on real ones. The scenery also pokes fun at Biography's.
(Liocracy) is a half-hour satirical comedy series that sends up the cult of celebrity and biographical television. The 26-part series stars Leslie Nielsen as Host Terrence-Brynne McKennie. He introduces us to famous people who don't exist-but remind us of someone who does! Each episode gives us the inside scoop on a new celebrity-whether it's wrestler turned preacher Jerry Wright, acting legend Richard Button, or daytime TV's most powerful entity, Opie O'Donnell.
