Masterpiece Theatre recently aired a two-part version of Emily Bronte’s ‘Wuthering Heights’. For a limited time–until Feb. 1, 2009–you can watch both parts in their entirety, online. Watch now.
Watch the full episode of “Is that Skunk?” online, tell us your skunk stories, see adorable baby skunks, or guess how the filmmakers got the gross-out skunk-spray shot. All that and more at Nature online…go now!
Wide Angle’s new mini-series Women, War & Peace challenges the conventional wisdom that war and peace are men’s domain. Wide Angle begins this dialogue on the changing nature of war, with a panel discussion on “The Changing Face of War”. Watch.
Governor Jon Corzine answers your questions about New Jersey’s government, economy, and other topics. Steve Adubato of Caucus NJ and Inside Trenton hosts. Corzine on the Line is a quarterly Q&A conducted by the Governor live on Thirteen. Watch now.
For the first time in years, This Old House heads to Brooklyn for an NYC renovation, starting on-air January 24 at 7:00 pm. A 104-year-old row house in the Brooklyn’s Prospect Heights neighborhood will convert from a boarding house to a 3-family home. See the project progress in real time here.
In this new book, NOW on PBS executive producer John Siceloff and writer Jason Maloney investigate the topic that became the theme of election 2008: change in America. Enter to win a copy of the book autographed by Siceloff and NOW host David Brancaccio. Deadline: Jan. 31, 2009.
At the southern tip of NYC, hundreds of mysterious rock sculptures share a beach with the gulls and the waves. Watch the artist at work.
Bill Moyers speaks with historian Simon Schama, who spent months traveling across America in the run-up to an historic election to discover what events in our nation’s past can tell us about the future.
Photographers Martha Rosler and Jamel Shabazz from the exhibition “Street Art, Street Life” discuss their work and the larger cultural context of street photography. Watch now.
….of famous, and not-so-famous moments. From why Seinfeld chose to end his famous show, to when Harpo Marx finally spoke on stage, to Lucille Ball facing down a rabid dog, and more….watch now!
