After Ever After: Or Numbers on a Napkin

Alive Inside

Five million Americans suffer from Alzheimer's disease and dementia—many of them alone in nursing homes. A man with a simple idea discovers that songs embedded deep in memory can ease pain and awaken these fading minds. Joy and life are resuscitated, and our cultural fears over aging are confronted.

Behind Some Dark Cloud

Jade, 20 years old, hangs with a vampy schadenfreude and is met with startling intimacy and a tragic discovery in which she’ll have to do the only thing she’s been afraid of: grow up.

Artist in a Field

An art journalist becomes ensnared in the surreal world of a reclusive sculptor while trying to extract a career-making interview

Noisey meets J Balvin

An intimate portrait with music producer J Balvin

We the People: The Market Basket Effect

A documentary that focuses on the dramatic relationship of the Demoulas family over control of their $4 billion supermarket chain, Market Basket.

Home Room

Shae is a struggling 8th grader preparing for a high school admissions essay. Shae represents a troubling statistic in NYC: One in ten public school students are homeless.

Vice Presents - Red Cards

Red Cards is an investigative documentary series chronicling the fascinating stories of athletes and crime.

Kid Wise - Hold On

Never Grow Up.

Down to Earth

Ernesto Gainza stands 4,000 meters above the ground in Dubai, preparing to set a Guinness world record skydiving with the smallest and fastest parachute in history. Experts say he is likely to die, but he jumps. Born in Valencia, Venezuela, Ernesto's father died days before he was born, leaving his mother to care for him and his sister singlehandedly in humble circumstances. After a difficult divorce, Ernesto gave up everything to move to Europe and took a skydiving course. His life changed forever and a career in parachute stunts quickly developed in a dream of setting a world record by April 5, 2014.

Goodnight Moon

An almost autobiographical short film on the woes of day to day to life within the world of marketing. Is it thriving or is it dying?

Son of Sam: The Killer Speaks

David Berkowitz terrorized New York City by killing six people and wounding seven others in seemingly random shootings from July 1976 to July 1977. In his first major TV interview in a decade and his only interview about the 40th anniversary of his arrest, Berkowitz -- who is serving six consecutive life sentences -- speaks out to CBS News correspondent Maurice DuBois about what led him to kill, his life before he turned into a murderer, and what his life is like in prison today.

The Dead Can Talk: A conversation with George Anderson

For more than forty years, George Anderson has been able to bridge the world of thehereafter and the earth, through his ability to communicate messages of hope from those we love who have passed on. Since the age of six, after suffering a near-fatal illness, George has had a special relationship with the souls who depend on his ability to hear them, and bring peace and comfort to their grieving families. He is widely considered, by those in the medical, scientific and religious fields to be the world’s greatest living medium.

30 Seconds to Air: The Making of the Bill Cunningham Show

An inside look at the making of "The Bill Cunningham Show"

The First 36 hours: An Inside Look at Hurricane Sandy

This is the story of what a local news team has to go through to get their story on the air. In this case, the story is Hurricane Sandy, the biggest storm to hit the east coast in recorded history.

The Earth, the way I left it

A child coping with death in the family is visited by a stranger from the stars. This is a tale of youth preserving innocence through imagination.

The New York Yankees: Behind the Broadcast

The Yes Network televises 128 regular season Yankees games per season in addition to the Yankees Pre- and postgame shows. For every game, there is a team working around the clock dedicated to putting together a successful live broadcast. These are their stories.