CBS celebrates America's 250th birthday with "The Great American Block Party 250," a live special hosted by Tony Dokoupil and Entertainment Tonight's Nischelle Turner, airing Saturday, July 4, at 8 p.m. ET. We'll take you to concerts and events coast-to-coast, ending with the biggest fireworks show in history.
2026-07-04 00.0

Andrés, a young Chilean cowboy and self-taught musician decides to leave the town where he lives to fulfill his life's dream; become a real musician and play in Mexico. The desire to give a song of his authorship to the Northern Tigers band will be the impulse that finally leads him to undertake this important journey.
2026-06-19 00.0

From their initial meeting behind the bar at Chez Panisse, to the establishment of their pie shop in Beverly Hills, Billy Cross recounts the joys and pains of his life with renowned chef, Michael James, whose life was tragically cut short by AIDS. Billy reflects on his journey of resilience, the importance of love in all forms, and the ongoing fight for LGBTQ+ rights.
2025-04-06 00.0

In the West of Portugal, there is a city where a cure is said to exist. Every year, young people from various parts of the country pass through here, many of them connected to the arts, as if they were also looking for that promise. With ordinary routines and intense nights, they build a life that seems both provisional and finite. But one question remains silent: when this is all over, where will these young people go, and what will they actually take with them?
2026-06-17 00.0

A filmmaker embarks on a personal journey to document her father’s old neighborhood through her own perspective. Accompanied by her father’s reserved voice, the film unfolds through reflective voice-over, revealing a subtle yet profound similarity between her father’s determination to live life on his own terms and Nada’s own insistence on seeing the world through her lens.
2026-06-18 00.0

Hu Renliang rose to fame overnight thanks to his "AI Grandma" video. When he reunited with his father, whom he hadn’t seen in six years, at their grandmother’s tomb, he witnessed the raw familial affection stirring in his father’s heart, moved by the AI recreation of Grandma. This inspired Hu Renliang to create a more polished version of "AI Grandma" as a gift for his father, hoping it could mend their strained, lopsided father-son relationship riddled with long-standing conflicts.Yet the technical hurdles proved far greater than he anticipated. On top of that, years of lingering resentment, irreconcilable differences in core values, and clashing lifestyles between father and son added countless obstacles to his plan...
2026-07-17 00.0

Found on forgotten cassette tapes and long-lost duplicate VHS recordings, ERi-TV The Sunken Sahara airs once, on a late December night in 1998. An objective relic of the Eritrea-Ethiopia war, some call it a propaganda piece, some call it protest art, some say something deeper. Allegedly "brainwashed" witnesses described what they saw as "magic". The original writers and those associated with the broadcast are unknown and their words are misremembered and misheard.
2026-07-10 00.0