The history of the Boston Marathon from its humble origins starting with only fifteen runners, to the first female runners, through the tragedy in 2013, and ultimately the triumph of 2014.

Shot entirely on location in Washington, D.C., primarily at the Wax Museum nightclub and on the streets of the city Mr. Scott-Heron long considered his home. Robert Mugge's 1982 film showcases the art, the life, and the personality of the great African American poet-singer-songwriter-author Gil Scott-Heron whom many have called the forefather of hip-hop and socially-conscious rap music, and whom UK music weekly Melody Maker once dubbed "the most...

From Denver to D.C., this DVD collection explores the heart of America's scenic beauty and legendary trains.

"The saucer eyes, dithering voice and jittery mannerisms are unmistakable-and grew on audiences over a beloved 63 year showbiz career. Only the great Ed Wynn could bumble his way into becoming the hero of the Bowery with nimbly nitwitted, sunnily slapstick style as 'The Chief' bringing his popular radio persona of 'The Perfect Fool' to delighted movie audiences. Starting with young legend-in-the-making Mickey Rooney tossing some firecrackers, the...

In the third season of this Emmy Award-winning series, watch as Chef Vivian Howard, with husband Ben Knight and her twin children by her side, blend and balance the high stakes of managing two restaurants, writing a new cookbook and tackling a family reunion feast, all while the farm-to-table chef's plate is packed with food festivals and competitions.

Shows how throughout history, criminal elements inside governments have carried out terror attacks against their own populations as a pretext to enslave them. Reveals that in the last hundred years, Western leaders have repeatedly murdered their own citizens while posing as their saviors. Contains new footage of interviews with people such as Gore Vidal and Jesse Ventura, the 5th Anniversary 9/11 Truth rally at Ground Zero in New York City and more....

"The civil rights movement in the United States is usually thought of in terms of its leadership, but often the catalysts for progress were people who fought from within a larger group or performed individual acts of heroism. Some were victims who just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. These are some of those stories"--Container.