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Without a Doubt is an account of the life and legacy of world-famous abstract expressionist Ed Clark, who’s rise to fame eluded recognition until it could no longer be ignored.

While currently under attack, Rome World Pride of 2000 - the first of its kind - taught us globally that making noise is the first step to changing the world for generations to come.

Stokes’ Dilemma takes viewers into the origins of America’s Black political awakening, where Carl Stokes’ groundbreaking rise as the first Black mayor of a major U.S. city in Cleveland collides with the era’s most powerful forces.

Step into this vibrant world of one of the worlds most famous and celebrated photographers, an aesthetic visionary who stands as one of the most influential artists of the 21st century. This documentary offers a front-row seat into his kitsch-pop-surrealistic journey.

What does it take to get a new sport recognized by the International Olympics Committee. Jump on board this journey of artistry, athleticism and salaciousness.

Once the star of his conservative church's choir, Nathan entered the Philly AIDS ward at the height of the epidemic, selling his life insurance at 29 to pay for his own funeral; then, a miracle -- he didn't die.

The story of one man’s experience with solitary confinement and his journey to change a system bent on destroying his humanity. Johnny Perez offers a first- person account of the cyclical nature of poverty and incarceration...

He Thought His Chuck Close Painting Was Worth $10 Million. Not Quite. A bittersweet ending for Mark Herman, the dog walker who was given the painting: It finally sold, but for far less than he had envisioned.

Ibrahim, tasked with looking after his teenage daughters while his wife tends to her ailing mother, faces an unexpected hurdle when he learns that his youngest daughter, Farrah, has found love.

An activist drag queen tries to make history by running for New York City Council.

In the midst of a critical election year, scientists are on the cusp of a watershed moment in birth control - the introduction of a brand new, viable male contraceptive method.

For over 50 years, iconic activist Ted Brown has fought for queer and black identities. But after losing his husband under heart-breaking circumstances, a devastated Ted questions the true impact of his activism.

Filmmaker Paula James Martinez travels across the United States to understand what makes it the most dangerous and expensive nation to give birth in the developed world.

Trailblazer Yayoi Kusama’s turbulent quest to become a world famous artist is documented in Kusama - Infinity; as a rival of Warhol in the ‘60s, Kusama battled sexism and racism in America while her hallucinations of polka dots eventually led her to the Tokyo mental institution.

Every year, 600,000 families with 1.35 million children experience homelessness in the United States. This is the story of one, Angelique, a teen in Asheville, North Carolina.

TWENTY FIVE is a comedic web series created by New York-based writer Josh Duboff. It's about three high school best friends who are reunited in New York City two years out of college.

Henry Bits is the baby. He’s a twink and he’s in art school. Getting laid should be his job, but they aren’t hiring. Roman Bits is the middle child. She used to sell weed. Now she pulls them. Madison Bits is the oldest. You can watch her life fall apart on her blog.

Journalistic reflection on the real influences on American politics, economics and society at large influenced in large part by the popular yet hidden and mysterious influences of the collegiate Greek system in America.

An audio journey that explores the marriage of art and cutting edge technology through the words of today’s most influential creatives, entrepreneurs and innovators.

Pull up a seat to the front-row of the most visually spectacular and star-studded fashion shows of the past 30 years as the runway has become one of the most influential global cultural platforms.