Simon Schama searches for who we are now in an age of change, and whether art and music can bring us together.

Animals Like Us offers viewers a new and exciting way of seeing the natural world! Each episode offers a rare glimpse into the complex lives of charismatic animals that behave a lot like we do! Throughout the Animal Kingdom, wild animals live in sophisticated societies, inhabited by individuals that show deep emotion and real intelligence. In fact, the closer we look at their actions, and unravel what drives them to behave as they do, the more we realize animals are a lot like us! 　　Producer: Pioneer Productions

Jamie Oliver shows us some gorgeous and nutritious recipes all for a quid a portion, to help us keep an eye on our budgets in the kitchen.

A girl who logs onto the Internet in 1996 is amazed to find her Facebook profile from 15 years in the future.

In one of the most consequential moments of the last century, on January 30, 1933, Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany. The series explores how an inconsequential 'nobody' gained such power so quickly, and why people followed his lead.

PremierLacrosseLeague co-founderPaul Rabil, an accomplished former player who now serves asPLLcommissioner, will host and executive produce a new weekly show forESPNcalledRabil’s Places. 　　Produced by Peyton Manning’sOmaha ProductionsandWords + Pictures, the five-episode original series will debut on June 4 pmESPN+. Rabil will interview guests with notable ties to the sport of lacrosse, including Super Bowl-winning NFL coach Bill Belichick, WWE star Mick Foley and Pat Spencer, who plays for the NBA’s Golden State Warriors. 　　Episode 1: Turf Wars (June 4) 　　Episode 2: Slick Sticks (June 11) 　　Episode 3: Crab Cakes and Lacrosse (June 18) 　　Episode 4: Crease and Desist (June 25) 　　Episode 5: The Creator's Game (July 2)

British TV personality Sandi Toksvig and wife acquire a 40-acre ancient woodland in England dating from 1600, home to trees, streams, meadows and wildlife, but overgrown. With locals' help, they revive the diseased site.

National Geographic has announced a brand-new four-part documentary series called “Erased: WW2’s Heroes Of Color”, which weaves a blend of historical dramatizations with curated archival footage, bridging the past with the present to highlight new perspectives on established histories. The series showcases the personal narratives of soldiers through their never-before-aired oral testimonies and journal writings, along with powerful accounts from their descendants — stories passed down the generations. These gripping and emotional testimonies transport viewers back in time to witness bravery unfold in WW2’s iconic theatres of war. 　　This new series has been produced by October Films and Elba’s 22Summers, “Erased: WW2’s Heroes Of Color”, uncovers the long-lost legacies of soldiers of color during World War II. This landmark series sheds light on the immense contributions of over eight million individuals who fought heroically for the Allied forces and whose stories have largely gone untold. 　　Each episode focuses on at least three extraordinary heroes, from a 16-year-old New Yorker to an aristocrat from India. 　　EPISODES: 　　Pearl Harbor 　　D-Day 　　Dunkirk 　　Battle of the Bulge 　　“Erased: WW2’s Heroes Of Color” is produced by October Films and 22Summers. For October Films, Johanna Woolford Gibbon, Jos Cushing, Matt Robins, and Chris Muckle are executive producers. Sam Pollard is consulting exec producer; Annabel Hobley is co-executive producer. For 22Summers, Idris Elba, Jamilla Dumbuya and Khaled Gad are executive producers. For National Geographic, Sean D. Johnson and Simon Raikes are executive producers. Charlie Parsons is senior vice president, Development, and Tom McDonald is executive vice president, Global Factual and Unscripted Content.