Five Generation Z leaders will be honored with Changemaker Awards at the Youth Collective Summit in April, 2021.

Find great actors, classic and independent films, international dramas, and films that dig deeper into history on New York’s PBS station THIRTEEN.

Eligibility age for the vaccine expands to those 50 and up in New York; advice on parenting during a pandemic.

In “My Grandparents’ War,” four actors retrace their grandparents’ footsteps during World War II, taking them to Europe, Hong Kong and Japan.

A look at Connecticut’s restaurant industry, which employed 10% of residents pre-pandemic; in New Jersey, protesters demand visitation rights in nursing homes as Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) update guidelines.

A six-part comedy-drama about idle gossip gone awry in a picturesque British fishing village.

Charles Dickens characters from different books live in the same London neighborhood in Dickensian, a new drama on THIRTEEN.

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President Biden’s $1.9 trillion stimulus package was approved on March 10. New York extends the COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to age 60 and up.

Explore Hemingway, gender, and identity with highlights from the series and conversation with filmmakers Ken Burns and Lynn Novick, poet and memoirist Mary Karr, and literary scholar Dr. Marc K. Dudley, moderated by writer Lisa Kennedy.