With Kim Russo’s guidance, Barry Bostwick confronts the ghost who inhabits his son’s former room.
Watch a preview of "The Haunting of Barry Bostwick." In this episode, the star of "Rocky Horror Picture Show" faces his fears and returns to the haunted farmhouse in Rockland County, NY that he and his family shared with a ghost.
Philly's Gangster Queen: Thelma Wright - Preview (Gangsters: America's Most Evil) (0:00)
Watch a preview of "Gangsters: America's Most Evil," featuring Philly's Gangster Queen, Thelma Wright.
The Mongol Warlord: Ruben "Doc" Cavasos - Preview (Gangsters: America's Most Evil) (0:00)
Watch a preview of "Gangsters: America's Most Evil," featuring The Mongol Warlord, Ruben "Doc" Cavasos.
Henri Matisse - Blue Nude (0:00)
Henri Matisse's "Blue Nude" debuted in 1907 and is one of the most pivotal and controversial works of his career.
In 2012 Oscar Pistorius became the first amputee athlete to complete in the Olympic games.
In 2000, businessman and venture capitalist Mark Cuban bought the basketball team the Dallas Mavericks.
In 1903 Marie Curie became the first woman to win a Nobel prize, paving the way for future women in the field of science.
During the Crimean War Florence Nightingale organized a corps of nurses to care for soldiers, thus beginning her foray into the world of medical care and treatment.
Andrei Chikatilo, a married man, teacher, and member of the Communist party, began a life of serial child molestation, rape, and murder in the 1970s.
Episode 68 - Full Episode (My Ghost Story: Caught on Camera) (0:00)
Ghosts of the ladies who worked in an old bordello haunt visitors. Investigators look into levitations at a California farm. A ghost takes candy off the shelves at a supermarket. A homeowner hears the disembodied voices of spirits.
Paranormal activity threatens a young nurse caring for a catatonic patient. A young couple falls prey to a demonic presence in a remote cabin.
Jesse James - Death (0:00)
After Governor Crittenden of Missouri put together a reward fund to capture the James brothers, Robert and Charlie Ford turned traitor to bring in Jesse James.
After tiring of robbing banks, Jesse James and his gang turned their attention to trains which usually carried large shipments of money.
At a time when bank robberies were an uncommon occurrence, Jesse James became one of the first individuals to do so.
Jesse James - Early Life (0:00)
American outlaw, robber and legendary figure Jesse Woodson James was born on September 5, 1847, in Kearney, Missouri.
Watch the trailer for the documentary "Venus and Serena" about the Williams' sisters famed tennis career.
Inventor Nikola Tesla developed the alternating current electricity supply system. After working briefly with Thomas Edison, Tesla struck out on his own and became world-famous through his inventions.
Inventor Thomas Edison, known during his time as "The Wizard of Menlo Park," developed numerous practical devices that changed the world such as the phonograph, the movie camera, and the light bulb.
In 1920, Villa reached an agreement with Mexican leader Adolfo de la Huerta pardoning him for his actions. Three years later, on July 20, 1923, Pancho Villa was assassinated.
After his attack on the U.S. border town of Columbus, New Mexico, Pancho Villa was wanted dead or alive by both the American and Mexican governments.
Pancho Villa - Columbus Raid (0:00)
On March 9th, 1916, Pancho Villa attacked the United States border town of Columbus, New Mexico.
Pancho Villa - Early Life (0:00)
Pancho Villa was born on June 5, 1878, in San Juan del Rio. After his father's death, he became head of the household and shot a man who was harassing one of his sisters.
J.P. Morgan - Death & Legacy (0:00)
J.P. Morgan died on March 31, 1913, in Rome, Italy and is credited for helping to shape the nation into what it is today.
As newly elected President Theodore Roosevelt took office he set his sights on big business and the man at the head of it all, J.P. Morgan.
J.P. Morgan - Carnegie Steel (0:00)
In 1901, J.P. Morgan undertook the largest business transaction in modern history, the purchase of Carnegie Steel.
J.P. Morgan - Panic of 1893 (0:00)
As a result of the depression of 1893, the federal governments gold reserves had dropped to an incredibly low level. It was then that they decided to call in J.P. Morgan to help solve the crisis.
J.P. Morgan - Early Life (0:00)
Born on April 17, 1837, in Hartford, Connecticut, J.P. Morgan would later become one of the most famous financiers in business history.
On May 28, 1971 Audie Murphy died in a plane crash.
After returning from the war, Audie Murphy was brought out to Hollywood by legendary actor James Cagney, beginning Audie's long career in acting.
Audie Murphy - National Hero (0:00)
During his military career Audie Murphy was awarded 33 U.S. military medals, including three Purple Hearts and one Medal of Honor.
At the time of the bombing at Pearl Harbor, Audie Murphy was only seventeen years old. But when he turned eighteen the next year, Audie was eager to join the armed forces.
Audie Murphy - Early Life (0:00)
On June 20, 1924, Audie Murphy was born in a sharecroppers house in Hunt County, Texas.
Before his death, Peter the Great failed to name his heir. His only remaining direct descendant, Elizabeth, seized the throne in his absence.
Unwanted Guest & Mirror Image - Full Episode (My Haunted House) (0:00)
A dangerous poltergeist threatens a newly-blended family. A young woman is tormented by visions of her own gruesome death.
Dangerous paranormal activity threatens a young nurse caring for a catatonic patient with a deadly secret.
Episode 67 - Full Episode (My Ghost Story: Caught on Camera) (43:13)
The spirit of Mark Twain's daughter roams his old house. A ghost wearing appears in a photograph . The voices of spirits are captured at a mass grave site. Investigators encounter the spirits of prisoners.
Dangerous paranormal activity threatens a young nurse caring for a catatonic patient with a deadly secret. A young couple falls prey to a demonic presence in a remote cabin.
A behind the scenes look at "Matilda the Musical" and how the creative team brought this classic story to life. Video courtesy of AKA NYC.
Roald Dahl - The Novels (2:28)
A look at the many novels of author Roald Dahl from the creative team behind "Matilda the Musical." Video courtesy of AKA NYC.
Whitey Bulger - Most Wanted (2:44)
An inside look at the life of Whitey Bulger from T.J. English, author of "Whitey's Playbook." Video courtesy of Open Road Media.
Confucius - Wandering China (3:05)
As Confucius wandered China, his radical teachings made many enemies.
At the age of 50, Confucius was made Governor of the state of Lu and saw his opportunity to change China for the better.
Confucius - Educator (2:42)
As Confucius began to educate himself, he proclaimed that people of all classes should have access to quality education to better their lives.
Confucius - Death & Legacy (3:36)
Confucius died on November 21, 479 B.C. convinced that his teachings had not made a significant impact on Chinese culture. Today he is widely considered one of the most influential teachers in Chinese history.
Confucius - Birth (3:39)
Confucius, also known as Kong Qui or K’ung Fu-tzu, was born August 27, 551 B.C. in Tuo, China during a time of ideological crisis.
Episode 63 - Examining the Evidence (My Ghost Story: Caught on Camera) (2:38)
The paranormal team sits down with Ed and Zack to examine the evidence of their investigation.
Episode 63 - Haunted Attraction (My Ghost Story: Caught on Camera) (3:16)
Paranormal investigators visit Erebus to determine who or what haunts its halls.
Episode 63 - Inside Erebus (My Ghost Story: Caught on Camera) (2:51)
An inside look at Erebus, a haunted house attraction in Pontiac, Michigan that may be more haunted than it looks.