1932-

The astronaut who landed on the moon in November 1969 and also lived and worked in Skylab in 1973 tells about his past and present life, which is devoted to painting scenes from the American experience in space.

Andrea Young shares the lessons she learned from her mother, Jean, about truth, love, integrity, faith, and the importance of balancing family with career and career with service to the larger community.

Presents the unconventional art of Fernando Botero focusing on paintings and sculpture of rotund examples of painted figures and extremely large metal sculptures of people. Is accompanied by substantial commentary.

Seven vivid scenes from a boyhood and early adolescence in Korea at the height of the Japanese occupation.

Jillian Becker chronicles the brief time she spent with Sylvia Plath during the winter of 1963, the last months of the poet's life.

Continues the life story of the Canadian writer who grew up visually impaired and later completely lost her sight.

Recounts the childhoods of two men who were adolescents during the Second World War and became friends as adults in California: Frederic Tubach, a German, and Bernat Rosner, a Hungarian Jew whose family was murdered at Auschwitz.

Chronicles the public and private life of Michael Jackson, discussing his musical career, early successes, child molestation charges, public reputation, and impact on the music industry.