The story of four circus-loving brothers--Al, Otto, Charles, John, and Alfie Ringling--who hit the road in 1884, acquiring exotic animals and hiring high-flying performers wherever they could.

The Biz Kid$ learn the first rule of money management: you can’t manage what you don’t know. Join the kids, and you’ll look at spending and expenses and examine several proven methods on how to gain control of both. Meet a demolition car racer who budgets for each crash, and a hip-hop music producer who uses budgeting skills to keep his projects on track.

Do the right thing! You’ll learn with the Biz Kid$ as they examine several aspects of ethics in business. You’ll also see the downside of not following ethical business practices. In this episode you will discover what it means for management to lead by example, and how employees must take responsibility for their behavior. Meet a former computer hacker who turned his life around.

Profiling the cold cases of missing children; Internet safety tips; Advice for children and teens about emergency contacts and safety skills.

Profiling the cold cases of missing children; Internet safety tips; Advice for children and teens about emergency contacts and safety skills.

Rising from poverty and overcoming abuse in the Jim Crow South, James Brown secures a record deal, electrifies audiences, and breaks down racial barriers; propelling himself into stardom.

Aligning with the civil rights movement, James Brown becomes a cultural force by articulating community pride and political influence, and is ultimately hailed as the most important Black man in America.

Amidst financial pressures, record company politics, substance abuse, and personal struggles, James Brown finds himself on a perilous path, colliding with the law and confronting the threat of revisiting prison.

As the godfather of a breakbeat that birthed hip-hop, James Brown's life serves as a crucial call for respect and dignity for Blackness and Black music in America.

Tale of the "Clown Princes of Basketball," who, for nearly 75 years have brought laughs and ball-handling wizardry to fans in 114 countries. Traces their early days, when owner Abe Saperstein dubbed them the "Savoy Big Five," to the Trotters' halcyon days, when Goose Tatum and Curley Neal ranked among the world's best players.

On the ninth anniversary of his tragic death, this heartbreaking and celebratory documentary is a fast-moving cultural critique of the day that Michael Jackson passed away.

An in-depth look at the parallel lives of renowned singer Whitney Houston and her daughter Bobbi Kristina.

Rising from poverty and overcoming abuse in the Jim Crow South, James Brown secures a record deal, electrifies audiences, and breaks down racial barriers; propelling himself into stardom.

Aligning with the civil rights movement, James Brown becomes a cultural force by articulating community pride and political influence, and is ultimately hailed as the most important Black man in America.

Amidst financial pressures, record company politics, substance abuse, and personal struggles, James Brown finds himself on a perilous path, colliding with the law and confronting the threat of revisiting prison.

As the godfather of a breakbeat that birthed hip-hop, James Brown's life serves as a crucial call for respect and dignity for Blackness and Black music in America.

Tale of the "Clown Princes of Basketball," who, for nearly 75 years have brought laughs and ball-handling wizardry to fans in 114 countries. Traces their early days, when owner Abe Saperstein dubbed them the "Savoy Big Five," to the Trotters' halcyon days, when Goose Tatum and Curley Neal ranked among the world's best players.

On the ninth anniversary of his tragic death, this heartbreaking and celebratory documentary is a fast-moving cultural critique of the day that Michael Jackson passed away.

An in-depth look at the parallel lives of renowned singer Whitney Houston and her daughter Bobbi Kristina.

Rising from poverty and overcoming abuse in the Jim Crow South, James Brown secures a record deal, electrifies audiences, and breaks down racial barriers; propelling himself into stardom.

Aligning with the civil rights movement, James Brown becomes a cultural force by articulating community pride and political influence, and is ultimately hailed as the most important Black man in America.

Amidst financial pressures, record company politics, substance abuse, and personal struggles, James Brown finds himself on a perilous path, colliding with the law and confronting the threat of revisiting prison.

As the godfather of a breakbeat that birthed hip-hop, James Brown's life serves as a crucial call for respect and dignity for Blackness and Black music in America.

Tale of the "Clown Princes of Basketball," who, for nearly 75 years have brought laughs and ball-handling wizardry to fans in 114 countries. Traces their early days, when owner Abe Saperstein dubbed them the "Savoy Big Five," to the Trotters' halcyon days, when Goose Tatum and Curley Neal ranked among the world's best players.