May 11 Watch Face of a Pharaoh: King Tut Using CT scan technology, three teams of forensic artists from France, Egypt and the United States were able to reconstruct the facial features of King Tut, the young pharaoh who died nearly 3,300 years ago. Continue watching
May 06 Watch The 30th anniversary of Robert Smithson’s ‘Spiral Jetty’ Arts Correspondent Jeffrey Brown looks at the 30th anniversary of Robert Smithson's "Spiral Jetty."… Continue watching
May 05 Watch Essayist Clarence Page Considers Two Portrait Artists Essayist Clarence Page considers two presidential portrait artists. Continue watching
May 02 Watch Play: ‘Doubt’ Author John Patrick Shanley discusses his controversial play "Doubt," winner of the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Continue watching
Apr 22 Watch Essayist Anne Taylor Fleming Looks at Hometown Los Angeles Essayist Anne Taylor Fleming takes a look at her hometown of Los Angeles. Continue watching
Apr 15 Watch Lincoln’s Legacy A historian explains how the legacy of President Lincoln is portrayed in the new high-tech Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Illinois and why the nation's 16th president is still a compelling and intriguing figure today. Continue watching
Apr 13 Watch Conversation: Ian McEwan Author Ian McEwan joins correspondent Jeffrey Brown to discuss his latest novel, "Saturday."… Continue watching
Apr 11 Watch Essayist Clarence Page Discusses the Longevity of Rock and Roll Essayist Clarence Page considers the longevity of rock and roll and its staying power. Continue watching
Apr 06 Watch In Memoriam: Saul Bellow Nobel laureate and Pulitzer Prize winner Saul Bellow died Tuesday at the age of 89 at his home in Brookline, Mass. Jeffrey Brown remembers the acclaimed author. Continue watching
Apr 05 Watch Crisis in the Congo Increased fighting between warring factions in the Democratic Republic of Congo has left an estimated 1.8 million people homeless, a crisis the UN has named one of the world's worst. Continue watching