Documentary

The fascinating story about how a seemingly ordinary photograph of a green hill and blue sky with clouds became seen by billions.

Arrow Linen Supply Company cleans 400,000 pounds of dirty restaurant laundry every week. Here's the process that goes into that.

Mike Schneider, owner of FlatFace Fingerboards, explains how he took a niche sport to the next level.

Bohemian boat dwellers, known as anchor-outs, live in San Francisco without paying for the most expensive housing prices in the nation. Some people are trying to put a stop to that.

In Odveig Klyve's short documentary film "View," a low-key Norwegian coastal town gets visited by a massive cruise ship.

Nurses cry foul on how hospitals are treating their workers in this New York Times video op-ed.

Produced by the team that made "Don't F—k With Cats," comes a new documentary about a high-flying scammer who tricked three innocent women and got them entangled in a dangerous world of deceit.

Nick Johnson visits Oakland's largest homeless encampment and talks to some of the people who live there. His interviews might challenge some of the stereotypes people have about homelessness.

10 years before the Apple iPhone, the Handspring Visor was the handheld device that captured everyone's imagination.

"Beanie Mania," is an upcoming documentary that traces the rise of Beanie Babies and how they went from being simple, low-key stuffed animals that blew up into rare, collectible toys in the late '90s.

Johnny Harris shares the dark history of bananas that might make you take pause before eating another one.

Mauritania has experienced some of the worst wildfires in Africa. But a team of Malian refugees and local Mauritanians are working hard to save their land.

Andrew Yang was the front runner for New York City mayor for months and then, it all came crashing down. Here's how his stunning rise and fall came about.

Here's the story of how Nintendo went nuclear on a gamer who made the mistake of uploading his copy of a new game to the internet.

Ronald Reagan's press secretary Larry Speakes treated the AIDS epidemic like a joke.

Despite being one of the most developed nations in the world, Germany's medical system is on the brink of collapse from the fourth pandemic wave.

Mac Miller was a superstar on the verge of even greater heights of fame, and then his life came crashing down in just a few hours.

There had to be something sinister about a man holding an umbrella on a sunny day in November 22, 1963 adjacent to the assassination of John F. Kennedy until you look at the actual facts. (From November 2013)

Disney killed its popular free system for bypassing long lines for various attractions after they realized they could monetize it. Here's a surprisingly comprehensive explainer about the rise and fall of FastPass at Disney's parks.

Andrew Callaghan travels to 55th and Denker to meet with 55 Neighborhood Crip Gang member "Crip Mac" and it was an unexpectedly wholesome interview.