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For three generations, they have been entertainment legends. And their lives are as exciting and diverse as their art.

In the homogenized world of Hollywood, the Huston family stands out. Gamblers, lovers, actors, directors, painters, con artists and more, Walter, John and Anjelica have pushed the edges in their craft and lives. BIOGRAPHY® tells their remarkable story through interviews with friends, family and colleagues and countless clips. See classic moments from The Maltese Falcon, John's directorial debut, and The Treasure of the Sierra Madre, for which both John and Walter won Oscars®. Follow John's rough and tumble course to stardom, with stops in London, Paris and Mexico, and see how his effort to turn his daughter into a star almost killed her career before it had a chance to start.

This is a feature-length look at the unique family that has left an indelible mark on the cinema.

Examine the harrowing case that helped explode the myth that domestic violence is a problem of the underprivileged alone.

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Examine the details of the World War II accident that claimed the life of the oldest Kennedy brother.

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For 700 years, the Habsburg family was among the most powerful on earth. Rulers of the Holy Roman Empire and then the Austro-Hungarian Empire, they maintained their power until Charles I was finally deposed in 1918. And while they ruled, the Habsburgs aggressively acquired the works of Europe's best artists.

THE HABSBURG FAMILY JEWELS visits Vienna's Kunsthistorisches museum for a behind-the-scenes tour of the priceless works of art they collected and commissioned, including sculptures, paintings, carved gemstones and an exquisite, gold family tree that shows the succession of the Habsburgs. The artifacts in the museum provide a rare opportunity to trace the history of European decorative arts and also to better understand the tumultuous history of the Empire that helped shape Europe.

In this one collection, the artistic output of a continent over the course of centuries is preserved.

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For much of the century, they were the most powerful force in American organized crime. But internal strife and the tireless work of law enforcement have brought this once-dominant organization to its knees.

The Gambino crime family ruled New York's streets for years. Today, there are only 200 members left of a force that used to number a thousand. BIOGRAPHYƒÂ journeys into the dark side of American history for this eye-opening look at the Gambinos. Follow Carlo Gambino from his childhood in Sicily to the top of an empire that embraced everything from pizza joints and meat packing plants to hi-jacking and extortion. He made his first million in World War II, and within a few years was the undisputed king of New York crime. But when he died, the Gambino fortunes started on the long decline that ended with the sentencing of John Gotti to life in prison.

In the story of Gambino, Castellano and Gotti, the history of the Mafia in America comes into focus. It's a riveting tale of greed, power, crime and betrayal.

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Their name is synonymous with wealth. But over the past few generations, they have made as much of a mark in philanthropy as in business.

John D. Rockefeller amassed a billion dollars in the last half of the nineteenth century by doggedly pursuing a single dream total control of the oil refining industry. By the turn of the century, the dream was realized and he was the world's richest man. BIOGRAPHY® draws on expert commentary and archival footage to tell the story of this unique robber baron. Though he was a ruthless businessman, he eschewed personal excess and passed along a legacy of philanthropy to his children. See how his son embraced his father's philosophy, devoting his life to giving away much of the money his father had made. And get an up-close look at the many charities funded by Rockefeller money.

BIOGRAPHY® presents the classic story of the Rockefellers, whose knack for creating a fortune is matched by their willingness to share it.

They built a fortune in gunpowder and parlayed it into a multi-billion dollar, international chemical empire. But the du Ponts have always kept their private lives shielded from the prying eyes of the public.

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In the heart of the Colorado Rockies, a remarkable family has pursued a single vision for generations. They forged an empire based on "Rocky Mountain Waters."

The Coors family has survived controversy, tragedy and personal and professional attacks to become one of the nation's richest. The owners of the largest single brewery in the world, the Coors have always run things their own way. Their rugged individualism, stubborn entrepreneurial spirit and deep loyalty have kept them successful for over 100 years. THE COORS: A FAMILY BREW tells their complete story, from the vision of Adolph Coors, a German immigrant who founded the company in 1873, to the controversy that their staunch right-wing views attract. See how the beer developed a near-cult following in the west (it was the brew Burt Reynolds smuggled cross-country in Smokey and the Bandit) before going nationwide. Learn of the tragedies that the Coors have overcome, and see how they have handled accusations of racism, homophobia and unfair labor practices.

Interviews with many of the Coors help tell the story of the family business that has become an American empire.

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Dana Ewell was a cocky, rich kid obsessed with money. And he had a scheme to get a lot of it quickly. While he was eating Easter dinner at the home of an FBI agent, a gunman broke into the Ewell home, 200 miles away, and killed Dana's mother, father and sister.

With his family dead, Dana stood to inherit millions, and he quickly became the prime suspect despite his seemingly airtight alibi. AMERICAN JUSTICE® chronicles the three-year investigation into the Ewell murders with the help of detectives from the Fresno County Sheriff's department, who reveal how they finally broke open the case against Dana. Attorneys from both sides offer insider's views of the four-month trial that followed, and family friends and confidantes reflect on what drove Dana and his accomplice to murder.

A MILLION REASONS TO KILL is a fascinating, behind-the-scenes look at a well-planned, well-executed crime and how the people responsible were brought to justice.

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In the early '90s, Disney gambled that a young comedian with a troubled past could become the next sit-com star. The payoff was sudden and sure, and Home Improvement became one of the most popular shows of its day.

This TVOGRAPHY turns the camera on Tim Allen and the rest of the cast for the ultimate, behind-the-scenes view of Home Improvement. The show's writers and producers talk about how they came up with the show-within-a-show structure and trace the development of characters like Wilson, the never-quite-seen neighbor who served as Tim's guru, espousing a unique blend of male wisdom and new-age thinking. The actors share their favorite moments and tales from the show's long run, and a library of clips follows it from the first year to the final bow.

Dial up "more power" and take a nostalgic look back at one of the most successful sit-coms in TV history.