Chronicles the amazing rise to success and wealth of cosmetics queen Mary Kay Ash. As a young woman, Kay quit her job when she was regularly passed over for promotion by men and began her own cosmetics sales company. Beginning with just a $5,000 investment, her business grew into a multi-national company with over $2 billion in annual sales by the time she died in 2001, and her philosophy of "praising people to success" helped many women on her sales force to realize their own dreams of success.

Michelangelo is one of the most famous artists in history, but how did he manage to paint a bunch of naked dudes 60 feet in the air on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel? Nate takes a look at the insane process of creating one of the world’s most recognizable artworks and figures out the science behind fresco painting.

There are many things that we don't know about the universe, especially when it comes to dark matter and dark energy. See what scientists continue to unveil as they devote so much time and effort to this study.

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INVESTIGATING AND TESTING A PEDAL-POWERED HELICOPTER

A Biography Special. A celebration of the life of actress Farrah Fawcett, an American icon whose influence on pop culture has been underestimated. After moving to Los Angeles, she found success as a model and began acting. Her career exploded when she landed a starring role in one of the biggest TV hits of the '70s, Charlie's Angels, and released her iconic bathing suit poster. Fawcett shocked the industry when she pursued roles against type in serious movies like "The Burning Bed." She continued to defy expectations, becoming a sculptor and showing it was possible to be sexy at 50. She lived life on her own terms, documenting her most important moments as she fearlessly battled cancer. Features interviews with Alana Stewart, Jaclyn Smith, Suzanne de Passe, Robert Duvall, Sherry Lansing, and Cicely Tyson. Includes never-before-seen family photographs and footage of Fawcett's art project with sculptor Keith Edmier, as well as intimate film footage of her cancer battle.

A look at the career of the privileged daughter of a surgeon and a nurse/college professor who started out in local commercials in Nashville but quickly graduated to Hollywood. Early roles established her as a starlet unafraid to take on edgier parts, and her winning performances in Election, Legally Blonde, and Sweet Home Alabama made her a bankable star. Then Witherspoon became true Hollywood royalty when she brought home the Oscar for her memorable portrayal of June Carter Cash in Walk the Line.

A woman of passion, resilience, and amazing success, Meredith Vieira has been in the spotlight for more than thirty years. Along with the highs of her career, (including winning seven Emmy Awards for her work on West 57th, 60 Minutes, and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?) Meredith has also been in the center of controversy. Through it all, Vieira's personal life has been top priority, and she stays focused on her three children and her husband, producer Richard Cohen.

Anne Rice wrote supernatural novels. Her most famous series was the "Vampire Chronicles," which included the book "Interview with the Vampire.

Chronicles the amazing rise to success and wealth of cosmetics queen Mary Kay Ash. As a young woman, Kay quit her job when she was regularly passed over for promotion by men and began her own cosmetics sales company. Beginning with just a $5,000 investment, her business grew into a multi-national company with over $2 billion in annual sales by the time she died in 2001, and her philosophy of "praising people to success" helped many women on her sales force to realize their own dreams of success.

Chronicles the career of the controversial Hollywood columnist who became one of the first queens of gossip. Includes her failed acting career and how she turned to writing; her long, bitter feud with rival Louella Parsons; her love of hats; and the power of her column, which she used to make stars and blacklist political enemies.

Portrait of the "Jeans Queen" who has endured seven decades of fame, including the great custody battle which raged over her when she was America's "poor little rich girl" in the 1930s. Gloria and designer Bill Blass are interviewed.

A Biography Special. A celebration of the life of actress Farrah Fawcett, an American icon whose influence on pop culture has been underestimated. After moving to Los Angeles, she found success as a model and began acting. Her career exploded when she landed a starring role in one of the biggest TV hits of the '70s, Charlie's Angels, and released her iconic bathing suit poster. Fawcett shocked the industry when she pursued roles against type in serious movies like "The Burning Bed." She continued to defy expectations, becoming a sculptor and showing it was possible to be sexy at 50. She lived life on her own terms, documenting her most important moments as she fearlessly battled cancer. Features interviews with Alana Stewart, Jaclyn Smith, Suzanne de Passe, Robert Duvall, Sherry Lansing, and Cicely Tyson. Includes never-before-seen family photographs and footage of Fawcett's art project with sculptor Keith Edmier, as well as intimate film footage of her cancer battle.

A look at the career of the privileged daughter of a surgeon and a nurse/college professor who started out in local commercials in Nashville but quickly graduated to Hollywood. Early roles established her as a starlet unafraid to take on edgier parts, and her winning performances in Election, Legally Blonde, and Sweet Home Alabama made her a bankable star. Then Witherspoon became true Hollywood royalty when she brought home the Oscar for her memorable portrayal of June Carter Cash in Walk the Line.

A woman of passion, resilience, and amazing success, Meredith Vieira has been in the spotlight for more than thirty years. Along with the highs of her career, (including winning seven Emmy Awards for her work on West 57th, 60 Minutes, and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?) Meredith has also been in the center of controversy. Through it all, Vieira's personal life has been top priority, and she stays focused on her three children and her husband, producer Richard Cohen.

Anne Rice wrote supernatural novels. Her most famous series was the "Vampire Chronicles," which included the book "Interview with the Vampire.

Chronicles the amazing rise to success and wealth of cosmetics queen Mary Kay Ash. As a young woman, Kay quit her job when she was regularly passed over for promotion by men and began her own cosmetics sales company. Beginning with just a $5,000 investment, her business grew into a multi-national company with over $2 billion in annual sales by the time she died in 2001, and her philosophy of "praising people to success" helped many women on her sales force to realize their own dreams of success.

Chronicles the career of the controversial Hollywood columnist who became one of the first queens of gossip. Includes her failed acting career and how she turned to writing; her long, bitter feud with rival Louella Parsons; her love of hats; and the power of her column, which she used to make stars and blacklist political enemies.

Portrait of the "Jeans Queen" who has endured seven decades of fame, including the great custody battle which raged over her when she was America's "poor little rich girl" in the 1930s. Gloria and designer Bill Blass are interviewed.

A Biography Special. A celebration of the life of actress Farrah Fawcett, an American icon whose influence on pop culture has been underestimated. After moving to Los Angeles, she found success as a model and began acting. Her career exploded when she landed a starring role in one of the biggest TV hits of the '70s, Charlie's Angels, and released her iconic bathing suit poster. Fawcett shocked the industry when she pursued roles against type in serious movies like "The Burning Bed." She continued to defy expectations, becoming a sculptor and showing it was possible to be sexy at 50. She lived life on her own terms, documenting her most important moments as she fearlessly battled cancer. Features interviews with Alana Stewart, Jaclyn Smith, Suzanne de Passe, Robert Duvall, Sherry Lansing, and Cicely Tyson. Includes never-before-seen family photographs and footage of Fawcett's art project with sculptor Keith Edmier, as well as intimate film footage of her cancer battle.

A look at the career of the privileged daughter of a surgeon and a nurse/college professor who started out in local commercials in Nashville but quickly graduated to Hollywood. Early roles established her as a starlet unafraid to take on edgier parts, and her winning performances in Election, Legally Blonde, and Sweet Home Alabama made her a bankable star. Then Witherspoon became true Hollywood royalty when she brought home the Oscar for her memorable portrayal of June Carter Cash in Walk the Line.

A woman of passion, resilience, and amazing success, Meredith Vieira has been in the spotlight for more than thirty years. Along with the highs of her career, (including winning seven Emmy Awards for her work on West 57th, 60 Minutes, and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?) Meredith has also been in the center of controversy. Through it all, Vieira's personal life has been top priority, and she stays focused on her three children and her husband, producer Richard Cohen.

Anne Rice wrote supernatural novels. Her most famous series was the "Vampire Chronicles," which included the book "Interview with the Vampire.