Horace Andy || Rockers & Scorchers (Full Album)

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50 Archaeological Mysteries Science Can't Explain

Lost cities buried beneath deserts, forgotten scripts carved in stone, and ancient structures no one can explain—archaeology is filled with discoveries that defy conventional history. Who built these sites? What were they used for? And why do so many of them seem far more advanced than they should be? From precise megalithic walls to unexplained underground networks, these aren't myths or theories—they're real findings that continue to puzzle scientists, archaeologists, and researchers alike.

In this feature-length documentary, we explore 50 of the most baffling archaeological mysteries ever discovered, including the Sacsayhuamán walls, the Ulfberht Viking swords, the skeletons of Roopkund Lake, the Osirion, the Klerksdorp spheres, and the enigmatic Tartaria tablets. These unexplained ruins, ancient technologies, and lost civilizations challenge what we think we know about human history. Whether you're here for the unsolved, the strange, or the truly mind-bending, this is a journey deep into the unknown corners of the past.

 

Men's Fall-Winter 2025 Behind The Scenes with Pharrell and Nigo || LOUIS VUITTON

Behind the collection. The decades long friendship between Pharrell Williams and Nigo charts a sartorial narrative from past to future for the Men’s Fall-Winter 2025 Collection.

 

Horace Andy || In The Light/In The Light Dub (Full Album)

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THE MAN WHO CREATED RASTAFARIANISM

Explore the remarkable story of Leonard Percival Howell, the trailblazer of the Rastafari movement, in our latest documentary, "The Man Who Created Rastafarianism." Born on June 16, 1898, in Clarendon, Jamaica, Howell emerged as one of the earliest and most influential preachers of the Rastafari faith, often hailed as "The First Rasta."

This short film delves deep into Howell's life, from his early days in an Anglican family to his profound declarations that Ras Tafari Makonnen, Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia, was the "Messiah returned to earth." His sermons and the publication of "The Promised Key" sparked controversy and led to his imprisonment yet fuelled the growth of the Rastafari movement.

Discover how Howell's relentless fight against colonialism and his efforts to empower black people resonated globally, making him a significant figure in anti-colonial movements. We also explore the establishment of Pinnacle, a commune that became a sanctuary for Rastafari followers and a symbol of Howell's vision.

Howell's life was marked by his unyielding advocacy for black supremacy to combat colonial oppression, his role in founding the Ethiopian Salvation Society, and his impact on future generations as a mentor within the Rastafari community. Despite facing significant persecution, including repeated arrests and a stint in a mental asylum, Howell's teachings and community efforts left an indelible mark in Jamaica and the world.

Join us as we honour the legacy of a man whose vision transcended the boundaries of Jamaica and inspired a worldwide faith.

 

"TOUR STAR" || A Tour Video by Jenkem for adidas Skateboarding

"TOUR STAR" is a full-length documentary following the adidas team across the USA. Jenkem filmed them sleeping in the van, doing demos, signing autographs, warming up—hell, practically everything except dropping a dookie.

 

Eek-A-Mouse || Wa-Do-Dem (Full Album)

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Pablo Picasso: Fractured Mind || Documentary

"Pablo Picasso: Fractured Mind" delves into the life and work of the iconic Spanish artist, Pablo Picasso. From his humble beginnings in Malaga, Spain, to his rise as one of the most influential figures in the art world.

 

A Day Making NYC's Most Hyped Pizza || Bon Appétit

Join Bon Appétit as they spend a day on the line with chefs Jacob Serebnick and Julian Geldmacher, co-owners of Ceres Pizza, a standout pizzeria located in New York City's Lower East Side. Jacob and Julian first crossed paths while working together at a 3-Michelin-starred restaurant. They later followed their passion to launch Ceres Pizza, built from the ground up with no outside investors–just a shared dream to create exceptional, handcrafted pizza.

 

Easy Star All-Stars || Dub Side Of The Moon (Full Album)

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Firsthand with Surf Icon Donavon Frankenreiter || Riding Waves & Writing Hits

From his dream home in Kauai to his restaurant in Maui—and all the way to El Salvador, where he runs his own surf camp—Donavon Frankenreiter shares a glimpse into the laid-back, wave-chasing lifestyle of a true surf icon and musician.

 

Finding Joseph I || The HR From Bad Brains (Documentary)

"Finding Joseph I" chronicles the eccentric life and struggles of Paul "HR" Hudson, legendary frontman of Bad Brains. This documentary delves into how his explosive performances pioneered hardcore punk and spread a positive mental attitude, even as his devotion to Rastafarianism led him to leave the band multiple times for reggae. Featuring never-before-seen footage and interviews, the film explores the true story behind his increasingly unpredictable behavior, addressing his suspected mental illness, career, and profound personal journey.

 

King Tubby || The Lost Midnight Rock Dubs (Full Album)

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The World's #1 Sushi Restaurant That's Impossible To Book

Hidden in a quiet, unassuming street in the Nihonbashi District of Tokyo, lies the best sushi restaurant in the world. Considered by many enthusiasts across the globe as the absolute pinnacle of Edomae sushi, Nihonbashi Kakigaracho Sugita is one of the most impossible reservations to book. With wait times ranging from months to even years, sushi lovers consider even achieving a single visit to this restaurant a holy grail.

But despite the numerous accolades bestowed upon him and his restaurant, Chef Takaaki Sugita is an extremely humble, calm, and extremely passionate individual. Every single thing he and his team of 4 young apprentices does from morning until night has deep meaning, no matter how mundane or insignificant the task may be. From expertly breaking down tuna, salting and aging his signature gizzard shad, or even simply cleaning his fridge, he treats everything and everyone with mutual respect - perhaps that's why his sushi is as cherished as it is.

 

The Lifestyle of Zack de la Rocha || Rage, Activism & Hobbies

Discover the fascinating lifestyle of Zack de la Rocha, the iconic frontman of Rage Against the Machine. Known for his fierce activism and powerful stage presence, Zack lives a surprisingly private and grounded life offstage. In this short film, we explore his long-term relationship with academic and social justice advocate Carolina Sarmiento, his net worth and real estate investments, his deep commitment to social and political causes, and his unexpected love for surfing. Plus, find out why Zack embraces vegetarianism and how he continues to use his voice for change in 2025.

 

Yabby You & The Prophets || Conquering Lion (Full Album)

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THE INTERN || Adrien Brody inside the world of Porsche

Adrien Brody is best known for his performances on screen. But in The Intern, he trades Hollywood for Stuttgart, joining the team at the Porsche Factory as a new intern.

Watch as he immerses himself in the world of Porsche, working side by side with the people who bring the brand to life.

 

J.PERIOD || The Best of Lauryn Hill (Full Album)

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A Brief History of the Mars Yard || Nike

"The values of NikeCraft haven’t changed at all, but they have been refined over the past 20 years,” says Sachs. “From the very beginning, I viewed NikeCraft as an art project: a place where the values of my studio could reach a larger audience through the sculpture known as the shoe. These two decades are a reminder that art is in everything — and is showcased through the Mars Yard in the ultimate art gallery of street fashion."

 

The Silent Genius || That the World Forgot

The Untold Story of Rivaldo — Brazil’s Forgotten Legend.

He was the brain behind Brazil’s fifth World Cup title. The silent maestro of 2002. Yet somehow… he was forgotten. In this emotional documentary, we dive deep into the unbelievable journey of Rivaldo — the boy from the favelas of Recife who overcame poverty, prejudice, and personal tragedy to become the best player in the world. While the world celebrated Ronaldo and Ronaldinho…Rivaldo carried the team — quietly, brilliantly.

From barefoot dreams on dusty fields to the glory of Yokohama, this is not just a football story. This is the story of redemption. Of resilience. Of Rivaldo.

 

Inside ADIDAS STORE New York City || SUMMER 2025

Step inside the adidas Flagship Store on 5th Avenue in New York City for Summer 2025. This massive four-floor retail experience is packed with everything a global sports and sneaker fan could want—from classic adidas Originals to the latest gear in soccer, basketball, skate, golf, and more.

Whether you call it soccer, football, or fútbol, this store is a paradise for fans around the world. You’ll find official jerseys from some of the most popular football clubs on the planet, including Manchester United, FC Bayern München, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Inter Milan, Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus, Newcastle United, LA Galaxy, and the New York Red Bulls. There’s also a big selection of Lionel Messi apparel and shoes, plus Inter Miami CF jerseys and new F50 and Predator cleats.

Basketball fans will love the Anthony Edwards signature adidas basketball shoes, classic adidas jumpsuits like the ones made famous by Run-DMC, and a wide selection of NBA apparel. My audience loves NBA content, and this flagship store definitely delivers.

Sneakerheads can explore iconic adidas models including the Samba, Gazelle, SL ’72, Ultraboost, Spezial, Campus, Y-3, Adidas Tokyo, and even exclusive New York City colorways and shirts only available at this location. You'll also find running shoes, tennis gear, skateboarding gear, golf apparel, and Emirates "Fly Better" jerseys as worn by clubs like Arsenal and Real Madrid.

 

Patrick Andy/Yabby You || Living in Mount Zion (Full Album)

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TATTOO NATION (Full Movie)

Tattoo Nation explores the history of tattooing and the contributions to tattooing by artists on the streets and within the prison system.

 

Where You Should Eat in Lisbon According to a Pro Chef

Chef Nuno Mendes joins Condé Nast Traveler as he guides you through Lisbon’s must-try food spots. Discover where to find the city’s best bifana, the freshest seafood, and hidden local favorites that define Lisbon’s vibrant food scene.

 

Bob Marley || Soul Revolution II (Full Album)

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Place Of Thorns || The Story of Puerto Escondido

Place of Thorns tells the story of one of the world’s most incredible waves, Puerto Escondido, from its discovery by early surfers when it was just a small coffee port in Mexico, to the bustling tourist Mecca it has become today. After five decades, Puerto continues to draw surfers from across the globe to the town’s main beach, Playa Zicatela, as they pit themselves against some of the biggest, most deadly beach break waves on the planet.

Join us as we explore the dynamics of this unique wave while celebrating some of the best swells and rides ever documented on its shores. Along the way we discover why the Mexican Pipeline is amongst the most challenging surf spots in the world, and what it takes to ride it. But it’s not only the town that has changed. The iconic wave is under dire threat, galvanizing the local community as they take a united stand to save the wave and their home.

 

Deep Into Europe's Most Notorious Favela!!

Today, we're going to visit Europe’s most notorious favela… and it’s right n Portugal’s capital—Lisbon. The place is called Cova da Moura. Back in the 70s, after Portugal’s dictatorship collapsed, thousands of people from former colonies like Cape Verde, Angola, and Guinea-Bissau came here looking for a better life. Since the system gave them nothing .. they all moved to a place in the hills of lisbon where there was no strees no adreass no sewer system. So they built everything themselves brick by brick and to this day government has never recognized their community they've created.

The media calls it a ‘no-go zone’—for both tourists and even some locals.So today, we're going in to check it out. What’s real, what’s fake… and what’s life actually like inside Lisbon’s most feared neighborhood.

 

The Congos || Heart Of The Congos (Full Album)

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Street Dreams || (2009) Full Movie

Like all skaters, Derrick Cabrera dreams of being sponsored and one day going pro, but the world is against him. After getting arrested, he runs away with his skateboarding crew to Florida for a big skateboarding contest that will change his life.

 

Uncovering Thailand's Food & Culture || Anthony Bourdain

Anthony Bourdain takes us on a culinary and cultural journey through Thailand. From the bustling streets of Bangkok to the tranquil beauty of the countryside, Bourdain uncovers the flavours, traditions, and stories that make Thailand one of the most vibrant and diverse countries in the world. Watch as Bourdain explores the heart of Thai cuisine, sampling everything from street food to ancient recipes, all while diving deep into the rich culture and history of the Land of Smiles.

 

Thievery Corporation || The Cosmic Game (Full Album)

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The Man Who Carried Italy, And Was Left Alone At The End

In 1994, Roberto Baggio carried Italy to the World Cup final — with bruised ribs, relentless pressure, and moments of genius that lit up the world.

But then, in the cruelest twist of fate, he missed. A single penalty kick sailed over the crossbar… and with it, a nation’s hope.

But this is not just a story about failure. This is a story about burden. About silence. About how a man stood tall while the world turned away.

This is the story of Roberto Baggio — the man who died standing.

 

LESS IS MORE || A surfing travel to live the dream of a simple life (Full Movie)

This documentary shows the lifestyle of the Surf Island Family, a family of surfers-adventurers with an atypical, intriguing and inspiring lifestyle. Half-time teachers in France, they travel the world the second half of the year. When they are asked what they are looking for on these trips, they answer : « We travel to surf as a family and to meet other cultures. We travel to live our dream of a simple life far from the overconsumption. We travel to discover other people. And to discover ourselves. We have to manage with half as much income, but at least we have time. A lot of time.» In this 52 minute documentary, we join them on an adventure in Indonesia where, as usual with travel, nothing goes as planned . Then, the trip deviates to a completely different destination... Let’s go to Ireland!

 

Manu Chao || Clandestino (Full Album)

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Concrete Mecca || San Francisco's Skateboarding Legacy

Skateboarding in San Francisco is more than just a sport—it’s a way of life. This short documentary aims to capture its raw history, thriving present, and limitless future, giving both skaters and non-skaters an appreciation for how SF helped shape global skateboarding culture. As the city changes, this short film serves as a love letter to its streets, its skaters, and the defiant spirit that keeps rolling forward.

 

South Africa: Food, History & Healing || Anthony Bourdain

Bourdain explores a country rich in beauty and scarred by history. From the bustling streets of Johannesburg to the township kitchens and hidden braais, he discovers a vibrant culture grappling with the complexities of its past and the challenges of its present.

Bourdain meets with chefs, artists, and activists who speak candidly about race, identity, and resilience in post-apartheid South Africa. Along the way, he dives into soulful dishes—from chakalaka to boerewors—each carrying its own story of survival and celebration.

 

Lee Perry & Friends || Voodooism (Full Album)

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Jackson Pollock || the Myth of the Modern Artist

In 1949, Life magazine asked: “Is Jackson Pollock, the greatest American Painter." He is a figure that is polarising among art aficionados. Some see him as a fraud, others as a genius. In this short film I look at why he is so loved and hated at the same time, I look at just what Abstract Expressionism means, and I look at the myths surrounding Pollock and modern art itself. I look at his influences and I also look at a lesser known story, of how art became an unlikely player in the Cold War and the global contest of ideas. How Abstract Expressionism was enlisted as an unknowing agent in a shadowy propaganda war, bankrolled by the CIA, to sell the story of freedom… and capitalism.

 

Why Nike is Struggling with Football

Nike once ruled football culture - from iconic ads to the Premier League ball. But today, their dominance is slipping. What went wrong? We explain.

 

Manu Chao || Próxima Estación: Esperanza (Full Album)

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Cycling Documentary || "The Lost Merckx" The Ultimate Cycling Barnfind.

The Lost Merckx tells the story of how an important personal bicycle from the world's greatest ever cyclist, Eddy Merckx, ended up living in the attic of an old bicycle shop just outside Manchester, in the North West of England.

The film was inspired by Gerry Shields, the hero of our story and his incredibly rare bicycle. Gerry opened his cycle shop in 1947, staying in business for an amazing 75 years. Just before the business finally closed its doors for the last time, The Velo Pages interviewed the then 97 year old Gerry at the shop. The fascinating story told here is just one small part of the final 4 hour interview we captured as Gerry reflected on his long life with both humour and candour. I hope you enjoy it.

 

What Are The Secrets Behind This 100 Year Old Shoe? || Behind the Seams

In this short film, we’re heading to France for an exclusive and first of its kind look at Paraboot’s custom built factory at the foot of the Alps. With over 100 years of history, the people behind the Paraboot story are passionate experts who make shoes like the Michael, Clusaz, and Reims what they are. Join us as we take a journey through the production of this iconic footwear, from selection of the leather, to final stitches on the shoe.

 

When night falls in Rio de Janeiro || A journey through a fascinating metropolis

Rio de Janeiro: Sugar Loaf Mountain, the Christ the Redeemer statue, the Copacabana. When night falls, the most diverse worlds come together here. A journey through one of the most fascinating metropolises in the world -- from sunset to sunrise.

Shortly after sunset, work begins for the men and women who collect the garbage. On Copacabana Beach, a whole armada is out sifting through the sand and preparing the beach for the next day. Because the metropolis of millions is so busy all day, Luiz da Silva and his colleagues also empty the city‘s garbage cans in the middle of the night.

Meanwhile, crocodile researcher Ricardo Freitas sails his small boat in a lagoon, in the west of the city. The wild side of Rio comes to the fore at night: thousands of caimans populate the city's waters.

Jacky Rocha also works at night. She is a samba singer and tours Rio's nightlife, going from gig to gig. Her rehearsals for carnival are already in full swing. But she can always make time for a concert in the trendy harbor district. Samba, she says, is more than just carnival and good-mood music - it is a weapon in the fight against racism.

Rio de Janeiro is also a city of extreme inequality. While some people are still dancing and partying, others are starting their working day. Nanny Gilmara dos Santos lives in one of Rio's poor and dangerous suburbs. To get to work on time for a rich family in the wealthy south of the city, she has to leave her home at night.

Then there’s the world of Candomblé: The Afro-Brazilian religion was banned for a long time and had to be practiced in secret. Even today, its practitioners must still contend with prejudice. During the hour-long night-time rituals, the gods, or ‘orixás’, are summoned with drums, singing and dancing, to take possession of the believers.

All the different people the filmmakers meet are united by a tireless optimism in the face of seemingly insurmountable social and economic hurdles. Rio de Janeiro at night shows viewers a city of hard work and big dreams. It’s a place that rewards its inhabitants, the Cariocas, with its beauty every morning, at sunrise.

 

Analog Love || Documentary

Do you remember sharing your feelings with someone through a “mix tape?” Analog Love is a joyful look at why this ritual of communication through music still continues to be so meaningful. With the insights of Henry Rollins, Money Mark (Beastie Boys), Kim Shattuck (The Muffs), Jennifer Finch (L7), Jimmy Urine (Mindless Self Indulgence), Chantal Claret, Jude “Rude Jude” Angelini, Zernell Gillie (Grimy!), Mona Lisa Murray, Christian James Hand (The Session) and many more, we’ll get to the bottom of the long-lost art of the mix tape.