Blue Planet II won’t bow in the U.S. until spring, 2018. BBC America won’t be more specific than that, at least for the time being. Even so, the David Attenborough-narrated follow-up to 2001’s The Blue Planet is already making waves, if you will...

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IN ‘I AM ELIZABETH SMART,’ A KIDNAPPING SURVIVOR SHARES HER PRIVATE GUIDE FOR OVERCOMING A LIFE-CHANGING ORDEAL By Alex Strachan

There’s a serenity to Elizabeth Smart in person that seems at odds with her experience...

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'DANCES WITH CHEETAHS': WILDLIFE FILMMAKER KIM WOLHUTER FILMS CHEETAH FAMILY ON FOOT FOR PBS NATURE SPECIAL By Alex Strachan

If there’s one thing lifelong conservationist and wildlife filmmaker Kim Wolhuter hopes viewers will take away from Wednesday’s PBS Nature special The Cheetah Children, it’ll be a sense of wonder for what remains of the natural world...

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