The curtain goes up on the life and career of the matinee idol and respected Shakespearean actor, who was an heir to a celebrated theatrical family.   

The fiery college football coach led his "Fighting Irish" to a string of victories throughout the 1920s. This is the story of the fame and glory of the Notre Dame legend.

This profile of Chappelle traces the comic's story from his hometown of Yellow Springs, Ohio to his 2005 escape to South Africa.                       

The definitive documentary on R&B legend Bobby Brown chronicles his life from the Orchard Park housing projects of Roxbury, Massachusetts through his rise to fame with New Edition and beyond.

Brown reflects on his rise to stardom with revealing personal stories about becoming a pop culture icon and R&B's #1 "Bad Boy." Bobby meets his match when he falls in love with singing sensation Whitney Houston.

Bobby Brown shares never-before-heard stories about his passionate relationship with Whitney Houston and their drug-fueled spiral downward. Bobby's children give an inside look at what it was like to have Whitney as a stepmom.

Bobby Brown struggles with his sobriety after the shocking deaths of two of his children. He reveals how his new marriage and family with Alicia Etheredge-Brown saved his life and gives him hope for the future.

Rags-to-riches story of the son of a poor cotton farmer who learned guitar while serving in the Air Force during the Korean War. Without musical education, he rose to the top of the country-western world and proved himself an accomplished actor in several films. Highlights include interviews with daughter Rosanne and rock star Tom Petty.

Jeff Foxworthy became one of comedy's biggest success stories by subverting Southern stereotypes and giving self-proclaimed "rednecks" permission to laugh at themselves. His brand of relatable humor has made him a household name, yet his personal life and story remains obscured from those outside his inner circle. This profile will bring Foxworthy together with his close friends of more than 30 years--fellow comedians Kathleen Madigan, Ron White, and Larry the Cable Guy--for an informal conversation about his life and how his family, friends, and faith helped him get to where he is today. The one-hour special will feature rarely seen photos and videos from Foxworthy's personal archive and additional interviews with his manager Larry Burns and Jay Leno.