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A Southern California coed parties with her roommates and flirts with a surfer next door.

Musical artists, their careers, their highs, their lows and everything in between are profiled and interviewed.

Louis 'Lepke' Buchalter is head of Murder Inc., the syndicate that spattered the headlines of the day with blood.

Two struggling jazz musicians buck the odds in their attempt to form a band and take it on the road.

An animated children's television series based on the Terry Deary book series of the same name.

A World War II vet is pushed to the limit when gang members and drug dealers take over his neighborhood.

Based on true events: Noah Melville (Malcolm McDowell), a popular college professor and confirmed sensualist, provides scholarships for gorgeous college girls through an escort service, whose satisfied clients include the chairman of the school board (Timothy Bottoms), the chief of police, and even the Mayor of their idyllic college town.

A busy music executive takes a 15 minutes break to get the best haircut of his life.

A small-time thief battles with his gay cellmate over a third illiterate, muscular convict.

A whimsical examination of love.

A dysfunctional Irish family gathers after the death of their patriarch.

Actor Malcolm McDowell talks about his life and career. With interviews featuring his friends, family, directors and co-stars.

A kid band plays singalong pop rock covers of famous lullabies like Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star and Row, Row, Row Your Boat. Pauly, as the host of the special, occasionally pops in to teach the viewers some words from the songs.

A romantic comedy about food, love, and lies under an NYC Skyline.

A collection of music videos from Bangles' CD "Bangles Greatest Hits".

An in-depth exploration into the life of Dan Perri, the man who created titles for some of the most iconic movies of all time.

Music video by The Bangles performing "Going Down to Liverpool".

A historical look at the making of "Stony Island" a lost gem and time capsule of the cultural and musical scene in South Chicago in 1978. In "The Making of Stony Island, Music Makes Us One" the filmmakers, musicians and artists who brought the film to life reflect on the experience of creating one of the early examples of independent film and a soundtrack built upon the brilliant work of artists who would go on to become legends in the decades since. Special guests Chuck D of Public Enemy and legendary music producer Quincy Jones add historical and artistic context to the importance of "Stony Island" and the long lost era of South Chicago music.

Young German dancer Aurora arrives at art conservatory villa for fellowship. She finds portrait of 1940s dancer, revealing shocking family event that alters her life permanently.

Wrestling with the possibility of a wrestling match with Darren Dongle leads our heroes to the original Olympic Games for a few tips and an appreciation of the many contributions of the ancient Greeks to modern culture.

A trip to the era of King Tut and the amazing temples, pyramids, and civilization of ancient Egypt gives Stitch and Mo -- true disciples of the 21st century with all its modern technology -- a lesson in the value of manpower and human ingenuity.

Enduring the hardships of the journey to open the western frontier and the frenzy of the California Gold Rush, Stitch and Mo learn a valuable lesson in risk and reward -- one worth its weight in gold.

When her soccer team threatens to mutiny, Mo gets a lesson in leadership from one of history's greatest-- Elizabeth the First. After witnessing the English Queen artfully navigate the treacherous waters of her court as well as a Channel teeming with the invading Spanish Armada, rallying her mates is mere sport for Mo.