Ken Burns has spent nearly a decade unpacking the complicated, violent and world-changing story of the American Revolution, a ...

The original host of the iconic children's show announced a new podcast called "Alive," aimed at adults interested in "a deep ...

War reshapes lives, leaving stories of courage, loss, and survival. Filmmakers have made countless great war movies — but ...

In 1994, baseball pitcher Bill Lee told filmmaker Ken Burns about his baseball card collection as part of Burns' sprawling ...

This piece contains spoilers for 28 Years Later. When 28 Days Later gushed from the silver screen 23 years ago, […] ...

While many learned about the American Revolution as beginning in the Northeast, some may not know Florida's role in the ...

Documentarian Ken Burns and his team discuss their new series exploring the country’s founding and war for independence on ...

The Day That Shook Georgia was recently selected for a fellowship with the Ken Burns Prize for Film ... Better Angels Society which focuses American history documentaries. Need a break? Play the USA ...

Episode two of Ken Burns’ 16-hour “Country Music” documentary (“Hard Times,” airing Monday on PBS) illustrates the significance of radio in pushing this genre through the Depression and ...

The documentary "Muhammad Ali" premiered Sunday on PBS and continues with three more segments, each airing through Wednesday. The four-part series is directed by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns and David ...

It takes a rub to spark a flame. On the debut episode of 16-hour PBS documentary epic “Country Music,” Ken Burns tackles “The Rub” that ignited an American musical flame.

“Country Music” hits the road. Ken Burns covers the turbulent 1960s in episode five of his 16-hour documentary epic, "The Sons and Daughters of America." Airing Sunday night on PBS, the ...