A new year means new sports documentaries on Netflix. They just happened to have been officially released in 2025. In January ...

Allen Iverson revolutionized the culture of the NBA with his authentic voice and unapologetic expression of style that paved the way for a new generation of basketball. Through unprecedented access ...

In the end, “everything flies and goes away” is just a poignant reminder of the ephemeral nature of life. In a sufficiently large span of time, nothing is permanent. It is the ebbs and flows that give ...

NVIDIA Cosmos Dataset Search (CDS) is a comprehensive platform for semantic search across video datasets using advanced AI models. The platform enables text-to-video and video-to-video queries against ...

The film features interviews with Lee and archival appearances by the likes of Clark, Sagan, Ray Bradbury, and legendary ...

For over a century, humans have been listening to the cosmos, hoping to detect signs of extraterrestrial life. From Tesla’s early experiments to the famous “WOW!” signal, the search has raised more ...

Obscured Releasing, a new indie distributor, has acquired 'Starman,' a documentary about best-selling author and space ...

Why would US military veterans take up arms against the country they swore an oath to protect? This documentary explores the ...

Maine is heading back to the stars! NASA has announced that Caribou’s own Jessica Meir will lead the next mission to the International Space Station ...

The year 2025 did not disappoint in the documentaries category, and that means we have to recap the biggest titles that educated and enlightened us the most. Some made us dance, some made us cry, and ...

From beloved movie directors to NBA stars, to the spark that created America, these were our favorite documentaries of the year. As 2025 rolls into 2026, it’s a good time to unwind and reflect on your ...

As the year closes, it’s time to pay tribute to some of the best documentaries of 2025. Many of these are heavy, often depressing features, because good documentarians hold up a mirror to the times ...