A look at the lives of two of England's most infamous criminals, Reginald and Ronald Kray, who became almost synonymous with London's East End--former stomping grounds of Jack the Ripper--during the 1950s and '60s. Born October 24, 1933, 10 minutes apart, they began to inhabit the dark underworld of London at an early age. They ran their own protection racket and committed fraud and blackmail before finally being convicted of two murders in 1966.

Art and creativity are all around us, and sometimes right in front of our faces. Follow Nate as he learns the secrets behind the creation of the Statue of Liberty, deciphers the manipulative world of political art, and uncovers the history of the Olympic medal for sculpture.

Parker Solar Probe and Europe's Solar Probe Mission set new records, approaching the sun at unprecedented speeds to unveil the source of solar winds impacting Earth.

HARVESTING RAINWATER, VILLAGE ENERGY SOURCES, AND ALTERNATIVE FUEL

INVESTIGATING AND TESTING A PERSONAL SUBMARINE.

In the shadows of the glitz and glamour lurk the dark secrets of Tinsel Town's most scandalous crimes. This two-hour special turns the spotlight on the entertainment capital's most captivating cases, including the brutal slaughter of starlet Sharon Tate, O.J. Simpson and the "crime of the century," the tragic murders of Phil Hartman and 20-year-old Playboy Playmate Dorothy Stratten, the rich kids-turned-celebrity burglars known as "The Bling Ring," and many more. Hear from friends, family members, journalists and other insiders as we separate fact from rumor and unravel the intimate details and tragic aftermath of Hollywood's Most Notorious Crimes.

A look at the woman who successfully brought a civil lawsuit against a sitting President. Looks at her life from being raised as a minister's daughter to being part of one of the biggest stories in U.S. presidential history.

Portrait of the O.J. Simpson trial judge. Focuses on his personal life, which included the internment of his parents in World War II, his college days, and events that led to his selection as judge on one of the most media-covered cases in history.

Chronicles the startling rise and well-publicized descent of the pop star's career. Spears is one of the best-selling female recording artists in history, with over 70 million discs sold worldwide. She got on the show biz fast track when she was 8, and her early career took off with the release of her debut single, "Hit Me Baby One More Time." In the next few years, Britney sold boatloads of albums but displayed increasingly risque behavior and became the paparazzi's favorite target. Her increasingly bizarre behavior has left her estranged from family and business associates and threatened to destroy her career. But Britney may not be down for the count quite yet.

A look at the lives of two of England's most infamous criminals, Reginald and Ronald Kray, who became almost synonymous with London's East End--former stomping grounds of Jack the Ripper--during the 1950s and '60s. Born October 24, 1933, 10 minutes apart, they began to inhabit the dark underworld of London at an early age. They ran their own protection racket and committed fraud and blackmail before finally being convicted of two murders in 1966.

Life of the troubled actress who starred as a teenager in American Graffiti and in TV's One Day at a Time, but whose career crashed when she got hooked on alcohol and drugs. Follows her road back from addiction and looks at her comeback role in the series So Weird.

Chronicles the tragic life of the Diff'rent Strokes star who died of a drug overdose at 35. Born to an unwed, teenage mother, Plato was put up for adoption. She appeared in her first TV ad when she was just 7, and at age 14 she was hired for Diff'rent Strokes. Six years later she was forced to leave the show when she became pregnant. Plato then languished in the world of B-movies and even soft core pornography, all the while struggling with an addiction to prescription drugs and alcohol. Plato's rise and fall continues to have a haunting effect on the culture of child celebrity in Hollywood.

In the shadows of the glitz and glamour lurk the dark secrets of Tinsel Town's most scandalous crimes. This two-hour special turns the spotlight on the entertainment capital's most captivating cases, including the brutal slaughter of starlet Sharon Tate, O.J. Simpson and the "crime of the century," the tragic murders of Phil Hartman and 20-year-old Playboy Playmate Dorothy Stratten, the rich kids-turned-celebrity burglars known as "The Bling Ring," and many more. Hear from friends, family members, journalists and other insiders as we separate fact from rumor and unravel the intimate details and tragic aftermath of Hollywood's Most Notorious Crimes.

A look at the woman who successfully brought a civil lawsuit against a sitting President. Looks at her life from being raised as a minister's daughter to being part of one of the biggest stories in U.S. presidential history.

Portrait of the O.J. Simpson trial judge. Focuses on his personal life, which included the internment of his parents in World War II, his college days, and events that led to his selection as judge on one of the most media-covered cases in history.

Chronicles the startling rise and well-publicized descent of the pop star's career. Spears is one of the best-selling female recording artists in history, with over 70 million discs sold worldwide. She got on the show biz fast track when she was 8, and her early career took off with the release of her debut single, "Hit Me Baby One More Time." In the next few years, Britney sold boatloads of albums but displayed increasingly risque behavior and became the paparazzi's favorite target. Her increasingly bizarre behavior has left her estranged from family and business associates and threatened to destroy her career. But Britney may not be down for the count quite yet.

A look at the lives of two of England's most infamous criminals, Reginald and Ronald Kray, who became almost synonymous with London's East End--former stomping grounds of Jack the Ripper--during the 1950s and '60s. Born October 24, 1933, 10 minutes apart, they began to inhabit the dark underworld of London at an early age. They ran their own protection racket and committed fraud and blackmail before finally being convicted of two murders in 1966.

Life of the troubled actress who starred as a teenager in American Graffiti and in TV's One Day at a Time, but whose career crashed when she got hooked on alcohol and drugs. Follows her road back from addiction and looks at her comeback role in the series So Weird.

Chronicles the tragic life of the Diff'rent Strokes star who died of a drug overdose at 35. Born to an unwed, teenage mother, Plato was put up for adoption. She appeared in her first TV ad when she was just 7, and at age 14 she was hired for Diff'rent Strokes. Six years later she was forced to leave the show when she became pregnant. Plato then languished in the world of B-movies and even soft core pornography, all the while struggling with an addiction to prescription drugs and alcohol. Plato's rise and fall continues to have a haunting effect on the culture of child celebrity in Hollywood.

In the shadows of the glitz and glamour lurk the dark secrets of Tinsel Town's most scandalous crimes. This two-hour special turns the spotlight on the entertainment capital's most captivating cases, including the brutal slaughter of starlet Sharon Tate, O.J. Simpson and the "crime of the century," the tragic murders of Phil Hartman and 20-year-old Playboy Playmate Dorothy Stratten, the rich kids-turned-celebrity burglars known as "The Bling Ring," and many more. Hear from friends, family members, journalists and other insiders as we separate fact from rumor and unravel the intimate details and tragic aftermath of Hollywood's Most Notorious Crimes.

A look at the woman who successfully brought a civil lawsuit against a sitting President. Looks at her life from being raised as a minister's daughter to being part of one of the biggest stories in U.S. presidential history.