Documentary

Remember the ’90s? Yeah, there was a lot of crazy stuff, but it’s tough to match the Heaven’s Gate cult. It’s the most infamous UFO cult of all time — … Read more

It’s the ultimate rock star story—booze, blowouts, and enough band drama to make a soap opera blush. It’s a reminder that sometimes the only thing harder than making it big … Read more

Meet John Van Wisse, the guy who crushed the Enduroman Arch to Arc Triathlon, a 483-kilometer monster that eats Ironmen for breakfast. Spoiler alert: It involves a portable toilet, peanut … Read more

I watched my wife do an Ironman and saw Adonnis-looking men fall to all fours in defeat (in mild-weathered Louisville, KY!). That’s what’s amazing about “Project Iceman” — Anders Hofman … Read more

David Beckham is England’s golden boy with a tabloid bullseye on his back and a Spice Girl by his side. Ever wonder what really went down behind football’s most marketable … Read more

Ever seen a country’s soul get ripped out on live TV? That’s Colombia, 1994. “The Two Escobars” serves up a cocktail of drug lords, soccer stars, and national heartbreak that’ll … Read more

In 1974, Martin Scorsese turned the camera on his own family, serving up a heaping plate of pasta and personality. The documentary “ItalianAmerican” is like “A Bronx Tale” meets “Big … Read more

This doc is like finding an old mixtape in your dad’s attic—pure gold. Questlove digs up the Harlem Cultural Festival, and it’s a slam dunk. Stevie, Nina, Sly—everyone’s bringing their … Read more

Bill Walton: The Basketball Jesus. A UCLA demigod. A top-5 college player ever — could’ve been top-10 all-time if not for those feet. The tallest protester of the Vietnam War … Read more

He’s “The Quiet Beatle” who could also “outlast anyone” at a party. I love this Martin Scorcese documentary on George Harrison. It also shows George as likely the most loving … Read more