The 20th century's most famous disaster is recreated quite well in this blockbuster of a film. The class divide, the western aristocracy, the workings of a cruise ship, etc, etc... are faithfully reproduced in this romance set against the backdrop of human disaster.

An Englishman playing an Indian in a movie about India's revolt against the English! Sounds crazy, but this movie is probably the best Hollywood biopic of a non-white person.

Several countries convulsed their way thru the 20th century. None more so than China, which went from Imperial dynasty to occupied warzone to Chinese nationalism and finally communism in a space of 4 decades. This movie captures much of this turmoil.

Before Bill Gates, George Soros or Warren Buffet, we had Howard Hughes. Eccentric, powerful, impetious all right, but insightful and full of foresight more importantly.

Reality TV, scandal and ratings are nothing new to television. See this recreation of an important TV event.

See the story behind the most famous photograph from WW2.

Great story about a child emperor turned refugee.

Give Oliver Stone credit for touching upon many of the most credible conspiracy theories relating to JFK's assasination.

Of all the genocides of the 20th century, few are as least known as the tragedy in Cambodia. What few know is that the US could have easily prevented it?

See this recreation of the biggest tragedy of the 1990s; the genocide in Rwanda.