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British cinematographer Lol Crawley spent nearly a decade as a camera assistant before winning an Oscar for "The Brutalist." His journey from a small Welsh college to Hollywood's biggest stage proves patience and graft matter more than overnight success.
National Geographic positioned a high-resolution camera just 1,500 feet from the Artemis II launch, capturing stunning slow-motion footage that reveals details invisible to the naked eye. The footage shows blazing boosters and rolling shockwaves in jaw-dropping clarity.
National Geographic just dropped a stunning 2-hour documentary showcasing America's most beloved national parks in celebration of National Parks Week. The mega episode takes viewers through five iconic parks, from the Grand Canyon to Yellowstone.
A film about humans connecting with plants just won six awards at Venice Film Festival. Director Ildikó Enyedi and star Tony Leung bring nature's wisdom to the big screen.
A gripping psychological thriller from Nigeria just became the first independently produced Nigerian film to land on HBO Max, opening doors for African storytellers on the global stage. After winning major awards and breaking records at film festivals worldwide, "The Weekend" is now streaming to millions.
Movie theaters are getting a major upgrade with ScreenX, an immersive format that wraps films around three walls for a 270-degree viewing experience. After success in Asia, American chains are bringing the technology to dozens of new locations across the U.S. and Europe.
Thirty years ago, three Aboriginal women took the lead in a groundbreaking play that changed Australian theatre forever. Radiance put complex First Nations female characters front and center for the first time on a major stage.
Cross River State is launching a massive youth empowerment program targeting 20,000 young people across seven industries. The initiative focuses on practical skills training with startup funds and guaranteed buyers for products.
The beloved naturalist who introduced millions to the beauty of our planet has spent 70 years showing us why nature matters. His journey from celebrating wildlife to urgently protecting it reflects how much our world has changed.
After beating cancer twice, Jason Cronen is tackling a 335-mile trek across Turkey's rugged Lycian Way to bring cancer screening to rural communities. His goal: ensure no man's zip code determines his survival.