American history is more polarizing than ever. But the country’s leading storyteller wants to prove there’s still an appetite ...

They say the older you get, you either become someone who smokes meat or someone who gets into the Civil War. Well, I feel ...

'67 Bombs to Enid' wins best documentary at deadCenter film festival "67 Bombs to Enid" tells the story of Marshallese survivors of U.S. nuclear testing and their growing community in Oklahoma.

Mashable's entertainment team has scoured the streaming services to highlight the most buzzed-about releases of this week and ranked them from worst to best — or least worth you ...

Talking to the assembled press on media day, Lee was overcome with emotion, discussing how he’s not going to stop chasing his dream of becoming a champ and remembering his late coach Robert Follis.

It is hard to imagine a world without a Ken Burns documentary or a “Mister Rogers” episode seen on PBS, or a “Story Corps” episode or “Tiny Desk” music jam heard on NPR.

Crime Attorney for Robert Roberson objects to AG Ken Paxton's request for new execution date Roberson's counsel says he is innocent and did not kill his daughter, who was chronically ill.

Ken Burns’s latest documentary series, “The American Revolution,” doesn’t start airing for another five months. It debuts on PBS Nov. 16.

Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein and David Schmidt are the directors of “The American Revolution” documentary series that will air on PBS beginning Nov. 16.