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Barack Obama - Full Episode (49:49)
Dorothy Dandridge - Mini Bio (3:42)
Genghis Khan's childhood was fundamental in his rise to power. From an early age, he was ruthless in the protection of his family and his dismissal of outsiders.
A look at the man responsible for the death of 13,000 POWs during the American Civil War.
Genghis Khan came to the time in his life where he needed a wife.
Clyde Barrow - Infamous (2:56)
Born into a large family with little money at the height of the Great Depression, Clyde stole goods at a young age. This laid the foundation for the pattern that continued for the rest of his short life.
Pretty Boy Floyd - His Death (3:26)
Pretty Boy Floyd was accused of Crimes Against America and yet his downfall was a sad day in America. He is survived by his son who remembers his good side rather than his bad.
Howard Hughes - The Recluse (3:09)
Howard Hughes, after years in the public eye, became a recluse late in his life.
Jimmy Hoffa went to meet some associates at a restaurant one afternoon and was never seen again. To this day, the events that took place on that day remain a mystery.
Billy the Kid - Who Was He? (2:02)
Who was Billy the Kid and how did he really die? These questions are debated hotly even to this day in New Mexico and Texas as each claim to be home to the "Kid."
The young troublemaker of the West, Billy the Kid, was always on the run from the law.
Billy was captured and sentenced to death for the murder of a sheriff, but escaped after killing guards. The legend of Billy the Kid was created by his killer, Sheriff Garrett.
Mohamed Atta came to the United States and learnt how to fly planes in Florida. While living in America, it is interesting to note how he was not at all seduced by his new home and remained steadfast in his mission.
While attending a peace rally in November 1995, Rabin was assassinated by a Jewish extremist.
Genghis Khan died in 1227 soon after the submission of the Xi Xia. The exact reason is uncertain.
Benedict Arnold joined the American Revolutionary army in 1775 and won glory at the Battles of Ticonderoga and Saratoga. Arnold then married a Loyalist and racked up a lot of debt, causing him to switch sides.
Daniel Craig - Full Episode (43:15)
Stepping into a role previously occupied by such notable scene stealers as Sean Connery, Roger Moore, and Pierce Brosnan could have been career suicide, instead, it has propelled Daniel Craig on to Hollywood's A list.
Ann, Peter, Jennifer - Full Episode (I Survived Beyond & Back) (43:14)
A TV producer's face is pulverized during a car accident and she suffocates on her own bone and tissue. A dancer is run off the road on his motor scooter and he dies on impact with a semi-truck. A 13-year-old girl is struck by lightning.
This one-hour special celebrates some of the sizzling celebs who are still hot and over 40.
A young girl is turned into a sexual slave for a self-proclaimed prophet. An idealistic young man is brainwashed by a dangerous and racist cult. A young woman breaks out of the violent religious organization she has been born into.
Bret Michaels is visited by a close relative. Natasha Henstridge is terrified an entity manifests itself. Penelope Ann Miller is met by her grandmother shortly after her death. Eva Amurri uncovers the gruesome murder of an innocent woman.
Through his career, Johnny Cash wore both his integrity and his sin with pride, and waded into the controversies of his times--the Vietnam war, prison reform, drug abuse, and the youth culture.
Darrell Hammond - In Conversation with Fred Willard - Live Talks Los Angeles (64:23)
Video from a Live Talks Los Angeles event with Darrell Hammond in conversation with Fred Willard. The event was held November 17, 2011.
Scott Hamilton: Return to the Ice - Packing the Family (2:02)
For Scott Hamilton, thinking about taking his family with him to Cleveland and all that's involved in packing is more exhausting than the skating itself.
To Scott Hamilton's kids, he's not an Olympic Gold Medalist; He's just their dad.
Scott Hamilton explains a major reason he returned to the ice-- to keep up with his kids.
Watching young Wayne Gretzky score countless times and set numerous records was a source of national pride for the hockey-loving residents of Canada. But for the parents of his teammates, it was hard to watch their kids on the bench.
When hockey legend Maurice "Rocket" Richard set the record for most goals in a season, nobody thought it could be broken. Then the great one took the ice.
As a baby in Canada, it was a foregone conclusion that Wayne Gretzky would put on ice skates. But no one could have predicted where those skates would take him.
Even "The Great One" couln''t stop time, and as his body aged the other players got younger and faster.
Wayne Gretzky - Breakaway (2:07)
Wayne Gretzky was the Babe Ruth of Canada, and when he was traded to the Los Angeles Kings, the fans and the nation took it hard.
Nearly 27 million people came to see the World's Fair in Chicago. This would become the ideal setting for Holmes to find almost countless victims.
When Chicago became a transportation and production hub, people began to move to the city in droves.
The discovery of the young children's remains reveals the horrible manner of their death.
Elmore speaks on love, life, death and the challenges of each.
Elmore Leonard answers questions about his writings, his films and the stars that made them a success.
Clark Gable will always be best known for his performance as Rhett Butler in the 1939 classic "Gone with the Wind," despite his reluctance to take the role.
Born February 1st, 1901, Clark Gable moved away from his farm work life and relied on his charm and good looks to succeed.
Clark Gable became a Hollywood leading man despite lesser known earlier movies. It was the film, "A Free Soul," and films with Joan Crawford that made him a star.
Clark Gable - Leading Lady (2:16)
Actor Clarke Gable's marriage to Carole Lombard is considered his happiest time. But on January 16, 1942, Lombard died in a plane crash in the Las Vegas mountains.
Actor Clark Gable's last film, "The Misfits," proved to be his swan song and finest film according to critics. Nine days after his last scene, Clark Gable died after his fourth attack.
Justine Bateman, Traci Lords, Jay Thomas, James Kyson Lee - Full Episode (Celebrity Ghost Stories) (45:15)
A spirit makes Justine Bateman's life a lot merrier. Jay Thomas mistakenly uses stones taken from a tombstone for a home renovation. Traci Lords has a life-saving run-in with a ghost. James Kyson Lee opens the door to a hellish nightmare.
Kim & Nina, Michael & Charles - Full Episode (I Survived) (43:14)
Two women fight for their lives when a knife-wielding attacker ambushes them on a mountain trail. Two men on vacation survive 14 hours adrift at sea after their ship sinks in 15 to 20 foot waves.
Billy Graham holds his first crusade in front of a group of Christian businessman and from there his path accelerates once discovered by William Hurst.
Billy Graham - Nixon (2:07)
Billy Graham was a significant influence on Richard Nixon and his presidency; however, when Graham learned of the Watergate scandal, he was in disbelief. In his interview Billy claims he became ill once he knew the truth.
Billy Graham dreamed of being a baseball player until he realized he simply didn't have the talent. When Billy was 16 he saw a preacher who changed his life.
As a young adult, Caroline Kennedy hoped to become a reporter. But she realized early-on that as a Kennedy, she would always be the story.
Although Caroline takes after her mother's shyness and sophistication, she is also her own person with a more relaxed and down-to-earth personality.
After the death of her father in 1963, Caroline Kennedy became even closer to the already close-knit Kennedy family, especially with her female cousins.
Sir Anthony Hopkins answers questions about his start in acting and his Oscar-winning turn as Dr. Hannibal Lecter in "The Silence of the Lambs."
In 1989, Sir Anthony Hopkins was cast as Dr. Hannibal Lecter in "The Silence of the Lambs." He won an Oscar for his performance and his life and career were forever changed.
For Bea Arthur, it all changed when she was offered a job on the show All In The Family. The show began her career as a woman not afraid to talk about controversial issues such as abortion.
