Story of Russia's Peter Carl Faberge, who created the fabled jeweled eggs that are worth millions today. Traces his life from the time he worked for the czars to his escape to Switzerland after the Russian Revolution.

Andy Warhol is famous for his eccentric fashion and his instantly recognizable pop art. Nate takes a dive into the outlandish world of Andy Warhol, exploring his favorite eating spots and stopping at the Museum of Modern Art for a firsthand look at Warhol’s famous Gold Marilyn Monroe.

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INVESTIGATING AND TESTING WORLD WAR I WEAPONS.

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.

He took one of the biggest gambles in corporate history--a $5 billion roll of the dice that would, if successful, render the rest of his product line obsolete. The incredible success revolutionized the modern workplace and home.

Portrait of the fabulously wealthy family that built an empire in chemicals. Looks at why most family members have shunned publicity.

Looks at the private, proud, right-wing, born-again, highly controversial, and remarkably successful family that has won renown with its signature beer. Includes interviews with family members and biographer Russ Banham.

Arthur W. Perdue noticed that the poultry men loading their eggs and chickens onto the train seemed to be financially successful. In 1917 he decided he was going to make poultry his business as well, and an empire was born.

Story of Russia's Peter Carl Faberge, who created the fabled jeweled eggs that are worth millions today. Traces his life from the time he worked for the czars to his escape to Switzerland after the Russian Revolution.

The story of Ferdinand and Ferry Porsche, the father and son who built one of the world's greatest automobile empires. Ferdinand, the uncompromising family patriarch, put cars within reach of the masses but had to forge an unholy alliance with a dictator to do it. Later, with the world around him in ruins, Ferry quietly designed an entirely new kind of car.

Profile of the legendary CBS chairman. Bold and conservative, charming and ruthless, Paley revolutionized radio, then made CBS-TV the "Tiffany Network." An incorrigible ladies' man, one of his secret affairs led to a young actress's suicide. His children talk openly about their father's distant relationship with them.

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.

He took one of the biggest gambles in corporate history--a $5 billion roll of the dice that would, if successful, render the rest of his product line obsolete. The incredible success revolutionized the modern workplace and home.

Portrait of the fabulously wealthy family that built an empire in chemicals. Looks at why most family members have shunned publicity.

Looks at the private, proud, right-wing, born-again, highly controversial, and remarkably successful family that has won renown with its signature beer. Includes interviews with family members and biographer Russ Banham.

Arthur W. Perdue noticed that the poultry men loading their eggs and chickens onto the train seemed to be financially successful. In 1917 he decided he was going to make poultry his business as well, and an empire was born.

Story of Russia's Peter Carl Faberge, who created the fabled jeweled eggs that are worth millions today. Traces his life from the time he worked for the czars to his escape to Switzerland after the Russian Revolution.

The story of Ferdinand and Ferry Porsche, the father and son who built one of the world's greatest automobile empires. Ferdinand, the uncompromising family patriarch, put cars within reach of the masses but had to forge an unholy alliance with a dictator to do it. Later, with the world around him in ruins, Ferry quietly designed an entirely new kind of car.

Profile of the legendary CBS chairman. Bold and conservative, charming and ruthless, Paley revolutionized radio, then made CBS-TV the "Tiffany Network." An incorrigible ladies' man, one of his secret affairs led to a young actress's suicide. His children talk openly about their father's distant relationship with them.

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.

He took one of the biggest gambles in corporate history--a $5 billion roll of the dice that would, if successful, render the rest of his product line obsolete. The incredible success revolutionized the modern workplace and home.

Portrait of the fabulously wealthy family that built an empire in chemicals. Looks at why most family members have shunned publicity.