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Hammersmith Odeon, London '75 is one of Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band's most classic performances, perfectly encapsulating the passion, drama and intensity of the extraordinary band as Springsteen brought the Born to Run tour to Europe.

Møre than 40 filmmakers traveled the globe to witness religious celebrations and interview people from all sorts of backgrounds.

Documentary celebrating the 150th anniversary of the birth of Oscar Wilde. 150 of Wilde's finest lines, epigrams and verses are spoken on camera by 150 public figures.

A celebration of the history, culture, and accomplishments of the Polish-American community in the United States.

In January 2011, the five original members of the legendary Irish band, Clannad, reunited for a concert in the historic Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland. The show was filmed as a television special and broadcast throughout the US Public Broadcasting System. Special guests included a duet with Moya Brennan and the incomparable singer, Brian Kennedy, performing the part made famous by Bono, "In A Lifetime." Ireland's National Choir, Anuna, also performed throughout the concert. Other famous Clannad songs in the special include "I Will Find You," the theme from "Last of the Mohicans;" "Theme From Harry's Game," best known because it was featured in the film "Patriot Games," and also used frequently by U2; And a Medley of songs from "Robin of Sherwood," the TV series they scored and won a BAFTA award for. Clannad also won a Grammy for their album Landmarks.

Music of Ireland - Welcome Home tells the definitive story of contemporary Irish music, focusing on the Emerald Isle's greatest musical exports, their influence on America and the music's global impact. Hosted by Clannad's Grammy Award-winning Moya Brennan, the performance documentary features six Grammy Award winners, Academy Award and Golden Globe winners, and three Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees. Beginning in 1960 with the Clancy Brothers, Music of Ireland - Welcome Home traces the origins of Irish music, and features exclusive interviews with U2's Bono and Adam Clayton, Michael Flatley and Bill Whelan of Riverdance, Live Aid and Band Aid founder Bob Geldof of The Boomtown Rats, Sinéad O'Connor, Pete Seeger, The Chieftains' Paddy Moloney, former Celtic Woman Órla Fallon, Black 47's Larry Kirwan, six-time Academy Award-nominated director Jim Sheridan, the late Liam Clancy in his final U.S. television interview, and many other Irish musicians, scholars, journalists, and producers. Brennan, Enya's eldest sister, conducts intimate interviews that weave a thread of connections and themes, both past and present, that link Ireland's unique and sizable contribution to both the music world and the creative arts - from rock to folk, country to classical, dance, film, and literature. Revealing stories include Seeger's discovery of Irish music, Bob Dylan educating Bono on the Clancy Brothers and the McPeake family, the inspiration behind Van Morrison's music and lyrics, Riverdance's beginnings, and The Chieftains' early days. Never-before-seen performances by U2 and Friends, Clannad, The Dubliners' John Sheahan, Paddy Moloney and Moya Brennan, the McPeake Family, and an authentic Dublin pub session combine with vintage clips of The Clancy Brothers and Tommy Makem and The Dubliners on The Ed Sullivan Show, Judy Collins playing music from the 'old country,' The Pogues and Van Morrison with The Chieftains on RTE's Late, Late Show, and Riverdance's debut at Eurovision to illustrate the full breadth of the Irish musical spectrum.

In Kevin Dundon's Back to Basics, the award-winning Irish chef demonstrates how easy and straightforward cooking can be without using an abundance of convenience foods, offering step-by-step methods, hints, tips and tricks of the trade to face just about anything that comes up in the kitchen - and gain a better understanding of the way ingredients at the heart of the recipes are sourced. Each half-hour episode of Kevin Dundon's Back to Basics covers a basic ingredient, type of food, or fundamental technique. From poaching eggs to mastering a soufflé to a lesson on how to joint a chicken, Kevin breaks down the basics for even the most novice home cook. Kevin also takes viewers behind the scenes of some of Ireland's best food sources, including visits to an organic farm, a flour mill, a cattle mart, and a chocolate supplier.

Jump into the best in dance performance with In Motion, featuring both live performances and explorations of craft, creating new work and the legacies of dancers and choreographers. Episodes include Urban Bush Women, The Bessies, The Martha Graham Company in residence at LIU Post, Triskelion Arts Split Bill Series and choreographer Andrea Miller in residence at The Met Museum.

The story of John V. Lindsay's years as Mayor of New York City.

Giving viewers the power to take small steps to solve big problems. Each episode illuminates a pressing social issue and then shows what viewers can do about it, even if they only have one minute of time.

Anthony Roth Costanzo didn't want to have the standard "park-and-bark" opera concert, so he took the paradigm and flipped it - literally. In this immersive concert, Costanzo places audiences in moving chairs and tours them through fluid stations featuring music, dance, video and art as the compositions of Glass and Handel echo through St. John the Divine.

Brooklyn cook, caterer, and instructor Terry Corrao hosts a new documentary about a Polish Easter celebration in Brooklyn, New York. Corrao visits the Gubernat family of Greenpoint, the second largest Polish neighborhood in the U.S., during Easter Week to show how they keep Polish Easter traditions alive. Features pisanki, the art of intricate egg painting with wax; crafting a decorative butter lamb and dessert lamb; shopping in Greenpoint food stores for kielbasa and cheeses; preparing a traditional Easter basket for church blessing; and a classic Polish soup prepared by grandmother "Babcia" for Easter dinner.

The 9/11 Memorial and Museum, in partnership with "Choir. Choir. Choir!", presents a special community event to mark the 9/11 Memorial Glade dedication and pay tribute to those who are sick or have died because of 9/11 illnesses and all those who responded when our nation needed it most. The program features special guest Rufus Wainwright, singing Leonard Cohen's iconic song, "Hallelujah."

Held each summer since 1984 across the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina, Folkmoot is a two-week celebration of the world's cultural heritage through folk music and dance. The festival features performances, a Parade of Nations and workshops by up to 350 performers from ten to twelve countries. Performers demonstrate cultural heritage through colorful, authentic and original reproduction costumes, lively dance and traditional music.