Walpole, New Hampshire, resident Ken Burns has been awarded a $250,000 award from the New York Historical Museum for his ...

Documentary filmmaker Ken Burns won the inaugural $250,000 David M. Rubenstein Prize for the Advancement of American History.

The Philadelphia Asian American Film Festival will return on November 5 for its 19th year, featuring 73 films over 10 days.

Documentary maker Ken Burns has won a $250,000 prize for his “significant contributions to promoting knowledge and understanding of American history.” Burns is the inaugural winner of the David M.

Filmmaker and “Popcorned Planet” creator Andy Signore joins “The Scoop” to pull back the curtain on one of the most vicious ...

In a new book, Reformation historianAlec Ryrie argues that aversion to Hitler and fascism has replaced Christianity as the ...

The American Wild West was shaped by territorial conflicts, outlaw gangs and rapid advances in firearm technology, with ...

Documentaries about war have been chronicling the realities of armed conflict since the dawn of the motion picture industry when Thomas Edison's movie company began producing films on the ...

In the months leading up to the end of the American Civil War, Frederick Douglass spoke at the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society’s annual meeting in Boston about what would remain after the rebellion ...

The Legend of Luis Valdez' free on PBS through Nov. 4, celebrating the iconic Chicano playwright, filmmaker, and activist.

Austin filmmaker Mat Hames is once again bringing powerful storytelling to audiences with his latest documentary, Home from ...