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A review of a new documentary chronicling the life of superstar Liza Minnelli, particularly at the height of her fame, success, and heartbreak.

James Jones' documentary 'Antidote' focuses on the travails of three prominent Russian dissidents.

"It Just Keeps Getting Worse" (Season 1 Episode 1): Mickey Grosman leads amateur explorers deep into the Amazon. Expedition From Hell: The Lost Tapes airs on Discovery Channel HD at 9:00 PM, Saturday 1 June. Mickey Grosman leads amateur explorers deep into the Amazon

The Ascent (Season 1 Episode 2 of 6): Adolf Hitler's dramatic ascent to power. Hitler: The Lost Tapes of the Third Reich airs on National Geographic Channel HD at 8:00 PM, Tuesday 28 May. Adolf Hitler's dramatic ascent to power

The Yorkshire Ripper Speaks: The Lost Tapes: Exclusive audio recordings with Peter Sutcliffe offer a remarkable insight into the notorious serial killer. The Yorkshire Ripper Speaks: The Lost Tapes airs on Channel 5 HD at 10:00 PM, Thursday 23 May. Exclusive audio recordings with Peter Sutcliffe offer a remarkable insight into the notorious serial killer

The Yorkshire Ripper Speaks: The Lost Tapes: Exclusive audio recordings with Peter Sutcliffe offer a remarkable insight into the notorious serial killer. The Yorkshire Ripper Speaks: The Lost Tapes airs on Channel 5 +1 at 11:00 PM, Thursday 23 May. Exclusive audio recordings with Peter Sutcliffe offer a remarkable insight into the notorious serial killer

National Geographic aired a multipart series “Hitler: The Lost Tapes of the Third Reich.” It’s based on tape recordings from the 1970s of people close to Hitler. It starts with

The Austrian (Season 1 Episode 1 of 6): Hitler's early political career in Munich's burgeoning far-right scene. Hitler: The Lost Tapes of the Third Reich airs on National Geographic Channel HD at 8:00 PM, Tuesday 21 May. Hitler's early political career in Munich's burgeoning far-right scene

There's a legend in Oklahoma of a beast lurking in the water that's as big as a horse, with tentacles, and thirst for human flesh.

A review of 'Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes' uncovers some 40 hours newly discovered recorded interview with the late star who tells it all herself