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Jimin and Jung Kook go on fun adventures in Are You Sure?!, the BTS members’ new hangout jawn for Disney+.
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Disco: Soundtrack of a Revolution is a call to get down and party. But it’s also a docuseries that foregrounds the music’s true history.
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Stevie Van Zandt: Disciple is an easygoing hangout doc that fetes its subject’s over five decades as a rocker, producer, and Sopranos cast member.
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Cyndi Lauper’s long and loud career is celebrated in Let the Canary Sing, a new documentary from director Alison Ellwood.
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Shot through the heart! But who’s to blame? Thank You, Goodnight: The Bon Jovi Story lets the band sort that out after 40 years as a thing.
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From the moment it began, there was political power in rap. The new doc Hip-Hop and the White House puts a spotlight on where that conversation sparked.
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Hope on the Street features the flying feet of j-hope from BTS as he dances his way around the world.
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A gaggle of celebs goof around and solve fact-based mysteries on the South Korean variety show Apartment 404.
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Everybody knows it’s tricky to rock a rhyme, to rock a rhyme that’s right on time. But watching Kings From Queens: The RUN DMC Story is fun and...
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Thriving on America’s Got Talent was just the beginning for the Detroit Youth Choir, as the inspiring new Disney+ docuseries Choir reveals.
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June, the new documentary about her life and career, proves that Walk the Line only told part of the June Carter Cash story.
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John Lennon’s been dead for 43 years. But a new docuseries wants to put the former Beatle’s killing through a true crime ringer.
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BTS: Yet to Come finds the seven-man boy band in top form for a 2022 concert in Busan, South Korea. Was it their last time performing together? Could be!
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In Freestyle, an aspiring rapper in Poland gets sidetracked into drug biz craziness across one very long night in Kraków.
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Wayne Shorter: Zero Gravity approaches the jazz great’s life and work with an expansive visual sense that promotes the tenor saxophonist’s own conceptions of existence and creativity.
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Hair metal stories from the musicians who lived it populate the three-part docuseries I Wanna Rock: The ‘80s Metal Dream. “There was some pretty hokey s***, but not all of...
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With Live in Vegas, Imagine Dragons set out to prove that their music isn’t just for random listens in supermarkets and CVS lines.
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Wings for Wheels: The Making of Born to Run features archival footage of how a classic album gets made, as well as perspective from Bruce Springsteen on what it all ...
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"But he's just a raggedy man?"
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The Queen of Disco gets the documentary treatment in Love to Love You: Donna Summer, a sensitive and revealing look at the superstar singer’s life and career.