Every culture has practices around generosity, giving, and sharing. Fundraisers, take note: you cannot raise money from those you do not see. An essay by Hali Lee.

Meet the world’s oldest rockers: the Young@Heart Chorus! They celebrate their 40th anniversary live in their hometown of Northampton, MA, paying tribute to members who have passed, with songs by Jimi Hendrix, The Rolling Stones, Sonic Youth, and more.

Is justice being served? The Victim stars Kellie MacDonald and Craig Myers and is broadcast-only viewing on Thirteen, starting May 13.

The film Olympia shares the obstacles Academy Award-winner Olympia Dukakis overcame to achieve success on stage and screen.

THIRTEEN will broadcast highlights of King Charles III’s coronation procession and ceremony the night of Saturday May 6.

Films on video pioneer Nam June Paik, the 70s rock group Fanny, chef Ethan Lim, and more in May.

The life and works of artist Nam June Paik come to television and video, a medium he championed as the “father of video art” and experimented with here at WNET/Thirteen.

Sometimes we crave the comfort of characters who truly care, so why not curl up with a medical drama? Selections from Walter Presents include a single mom nurse in Italy; interns at a French hospital under quarantine; a researcher pursuing a cure in 19th-century Berlin; and more characters from the world of medicine abroad and across decades.

The Masterpiece rom-com Tom Jones unites actors from Ted Lasso, The Diplomat, Bridgerton and House of the Dragon.

Thinkers and doers discuss housing; food security; homelessness and community; cultural displacement; and media narratives in an online series presented by The WNET Group on Wednesdays, April 26 to May 24. Watch live or stream later.