Rachel Zoe is the real thing! She is a stylist who knows the fashion industry and this docudrama reality series goes behind the scenes with Rachel and her assistants of style, Brad Goreski and Taylor Jacobson as they dash about the globe finding fashionable new trends. This season Zoe is pregnant and even though that does not slow her down a bit she and her husband Rodger find they must make some alterations to their lives, particularly their living quarters. Rodger is out searching for a bigger house now that the family is growing. Undeterred by his quest, Rachel is on a search of her own and launches a new fashion line. Elle Magazine does a photo shoot on both Rachel and Rodger then take off searching for a additional stylist to replace one that left (last season). A new addition to the team Zoe is found in Ashley Avignone. Look for lots of guest appearances by the likes of Naomi Campbell, Liv Tyler, Ashton Kutcher, Demi Moore, Kate Hudson, and Anne Hathaway. It's a great opportunity to see how the fashion industry works in today's economy.

"John Adams" is a seven-part miniseries that aired on HBO in 2008. The series is based on the life of John Adams, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States and the second president of the country. The show follows Adams' life from the time he was a young lawyer to his role in the American Revolution, the creation of the United States, and his presidency.

"Cities of the Underworld" is a television series that explores the hidden underground spaces and structures beneath some of the world's most famous cities. The show delves into the historical and cultural significance of these hidden places, and reveals how they have played a role in shaping the cities above ground.

Q: Into the Storm is a documentary television series that premiered in 2021. The series explores the origins and impact of the QAnon conspiracy theory, which emerged on internet forums in 2017 and gained widespread attention during the Trump presidency.

Empires: Martin Luther part of the PBS series Great Religions Take a fascinating look back into the history surrounding popular religions and you will find much written about Martin Luther and Frederick the Wise. Frederick was thought to be all powerful in terms of religious leaders of his era and he perceived Martin Luther as being a useful kind of weapon to be used against the papacy as well as the church. Luther was revered for his teachings and strong held beliefs. Among Martin Luther's serious flaws were the fact he was a violent man who tended to inflame nobles, commoners, and kings with his diatribes against Old Faith ideals and some New Faith members as well as Jews. It became well established however that once he captured their ear he could find supporters who only pleaded to him that he tone down his rhetoric and his rage. Luther studied the bible extensively and learned much then passed on what he had learned to all that would listen. Much has been written about Martin Luther and some inaccuracies are always to be expected. This well narrated program shows him as a man of faith but somewhat flawed in character.

The murder in Big Horn is a crime that happened in the Big Horn County of Wyoming, USA, in 2009. A couple, known as the Witts, were found dead in their home, and the case remained unsolved for several years.