A 29-year-old man recounts his experience with conversion therapy, a practice that aims to change a person's sexual orientation, and the devastating effects it had on his life. Meanwhile, a new television series about a prison escape is set to premiere, directed by Ben Stiller, who shares his experience and insights into the project. Additionally, a World War II veteran reflects on his past and the wounds of war that still haunt him, and a playwright's latest work on Broadway explores the frailty of age and the complexities of family relationships. [... more]

Senator John McCain, a Vietnam War hero and maverick, spent more than 20 years in the Navy and served as a congressman and senator from Arizona for three decades. He faced cancer with strength, integrity, and gratitude, and his legacy is remembered for his courage and ideals. Meanwhile, Ken Chenault, the former CEO of American Express, reflects on his leadership and career, highlighting his commitment to diversity and inclusion, and his ability to navigate turbulent times. [... more]

The rise of incivility in modern life and politics is a complex issue, with some arguing it's a breakdown in civility and others seeing it as a breakdown of democracy. A civil rights movement and a revolution in manners have both contributed to the evolution of what constitutes appropriate behavior and respect, but the current climate has led to a gerrymandering of the boundaries of polite society. Meanwhile, the story of Intel's founding and the development of the silicon microprocessor has revolutionized modern technology, and the Go-Go's, a pioneering all-female band, have stood the test of time with their music and message of empowerment. [... more]

The Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial beginning of summer, a time for recreation and relaxation. However, it's also a time for celebrities to explore new opportunities, including the growing business of recreational marijuana. A new documentary examines the life of Fred Rogers, a beloved television personality known for his kindness and authenticity. Meanwhile, comedians Steve Martin and Martin Short are touring the country, bringing laughter and joy to audiences everywhere. [... more]

A woman living with stage 4 colon cancer reflects on her life, her determination, and the lessons she's learned. Meanwhile, a Brazilian artist's work is finally getting the recognition it deserves, and a look back at the tumultuous year of 1968. Additionally, the world of drag culture is explored through the life and career of RuPaul. [... more]