This online course presented by the British Film Institute explores the impact of early film during the reign of Queen Victoria.

The Lost Leonardo is an investigative documentary that uncovers the mystery and scandal surrounding what many believe to be the first original painting by Leonardo da Vinci to be discovered in over a century.

The Loudest Duck is a business guide on how to effectively integrate diversity into a global marketplace.

With shocking case studies that outline just how evil people can be, Philip Zombardo's The Lucifer Effect identifies the fine line we all tread between good and evil.

In The Madness of Crowds, Douglas Murray offers a critique of today's social discourse in the West that thrives on public shaming and claims of victimhood.

An exploration of key U.S. presidential campaigns and how they reflect the formation of American politics over time.

In The Mamba Mentality, the world-renowned basketball champion Kobe Bryant unveils his secrets for achieving whatever you put your mind to, both on and off the basketball court.

David Adam, a long-term OCD sufferer, describes the many guises of his condition and points to hope-giving treatments.

The Man Who Fed The World is the biography of Dr. Norman Borlaug, agronomist, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and U.S. national hero, who dedicated his life to ending world hunger and leading the green revolution.

In The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, world-renowned Dr. Oliver Sacks delves into the fascinating stories of patients who suffer from rare neurological disorders.

The Man Without A Face takes a deeper look at the rise of Vladimir Putin's authoritarian rule.

Marketing leader Chris Bolman explores the journey of a marketing campaign, from initial planning to delivery and monitoring.

Former NFL player Lewis Howes explores why society's masculine ideals often lead to unhappiness and failure in the most important areas of a man's life.

This intimate look at the professional triumphs and personal life of tennis great Roger Federer tracks his remarkable career from tennis teen to global citizen and international star.

Randy Shilts' biography of Harvey Milk, one of America's first openly gay public officials, records the extraordinary life and death of a man who was emblematic of the emerging political power of the gay community in 1970s America.

In The Menopause Manifesto, Dr. Jennifer Gunter demystifies menopause through a closer look into its biological mechanisms and corresponding symptoms.

In The Millionaire Dropout, self-made entrepreneur Vince Stanzione shares wisdom on how to take control of your life by starting your own business.

The Millionaire Fastlane points out what's wrong with the well-trodden 'get a degree, get a job, work hard, retire rich' model, before defining wealth in a new way, and showing you the path to retiring young.

Sharron Lowe details the key strategies required to change the trajectory of your life and find the motivation to strive for success.

The Mind Medic helps us assess and address our own mental wellbeing, using tools that we can tap into right away: our five senses.

The Mind, Explained is a five-episode Netflix docuseries explaining the functioning of our brain, and how mindfulness can help calm our mind.