Roger & Me
Before “Fahrenheit 9/11” and “Bowling for Columbine“, Michael Moore burst onto the scene with his groundbreaking debut, Roger & Me. Moore’s very first doc changed the game. Watch as the … Read more
Before “Fahrenheit 9/11” and “Bowling for Columbine“, Michael Moore burst onto the scene with his groundbreaking debut, Roger & Me. Moore’s very first doc changed the game. Watch as the … Read more
The math was simple: 47 billion streams + 150 million records + 4 diamond singles = one seemingly perfect life. But when tragedy struck twice in 2022, the male pop … Read more
Think Switzerland’s all chocolate and yodeling? Think again—its 10,000 bunkers, built to outlast Armageddon, include one still operational with an operating room and space for the dead. Neutral on the … Read more
Jan Wenner might have been the boss of Rolling Stone Magazine. But Ben Fong-Torres was the heart and soul. The Grateful Dead wouldn’t talk to Rolling Stone unless it was … Read more
From drawing “assholes” in his signature to adopting his orphaned nephews after his sister’s unimaginable loss. Here’s a cocktail party-like conversation with the American literary legend who created “Slaughterhouse-Five”, “Cat’s … Read more
You know Buzz, Woody, and WALL-E—but did you know Pixar started as a failing hardware company? Steve Jobs (who had just been kicked out of Apple) bought it from George … Read more
They wrote the soundtrack of the South, partied like legends, and lived a story of rock ‘n’ roll triumph and gut-wrenching tragedy. Think “Almost Famous” with a Southern accent, brotherhood, … Read more
Imagine paying $12,000 to party with supermodels on a tropical island, only to end up fighting over soggy sandwiches in FEMA tents. Fyre Festival’s epic 2017 collapse wasn’t just a … Read more
From Michelin-star dreams to mugshots, here’s the wild downfall of vegan queen Sarma Melngailis. Alec Baldwin has a cameo in this documentary series. This is the best true crime doc … Read more
It’s 1912, and Canada’s most daring road—a rocky trail through Vancouver Island’s rugged wilderness—gets caught on film. The Malahat Road wasn’t just a road; it was an engineering dare, a … Read more