When war breaks out, Radamès is chosen to lead the Egyptian army against Ethiopia. Victory makes Radamès a hero, but tangles his Ethiopian lover Aida in a dangerous royal love triangle and a very personal war. Aida must make an impossible choice when her father begs her to betray her lover for the sake of her homeland.

Take and in-depth look at the lives and times of the unique people who spent exclusive time with Andy Warhol and worked at the Factory during the silver sixties, making it all click as a new counter-culture arose and began to exert its influence throughout the arts scene in New York. Features never before seen archival footage and intimate interviews with the Warhol "stars" who knew Andy best, including Billy Name, Ultra Violet, Gerard Malanga and Taylor Mead.

Antiques Roadshow regular John Foster helps to prop up struggling historic houses by uncovering valuable heirlooms that the families can sell. The Kavanagh family at Borris House in Ireland desperately need money to keep their 50-room stately home wind and weather tight.

Antiques Roadshow regular John Foster helps to prop up struggling historic houses by uncovering valuable heirlooms that the families can sell. The trustees left in charge of the decaying mansion of an eccentric Scottish recluse need John's expert advice.

Marston Hall has survived an attack by Oliver Cromwell, but is now is under threat from structural problems. John Foster helps the Thorold family raise funds for its upkeep by finding valuable heirlooms they can sell.

Fine art advisors Carol Lee Brosseau and Miller Gaffney are hired by TV star Mario Lopez to commission a piece of art inspired by Mario’s new brand of tequila.

A wealthy and eccentric Las Vegas couple calls in Carol Lee and Miller to help replace the bad art that came with their lavish new home.

The millionaire owner of a juicing empire hires Carol Lee and Miller to fill the walls of his New York City office – including a very specific request for the restroom.

Miller hunts for art for a hard-to-please New York City socialite while Carol Lee tries to bring in big money at the country’s top art show for photography.

In Ovation’s new original one hour special “Arts Across The Heartland”, we travel state to state to shine a light on the places and people who are elevating and enriching lives through the power of art. These are real stories about real people who are making a difference and showing the positive impact that art has on their communities.

We explore the life of one of the 20th century’s most charismatic performers. Bob Marley Bob Marley’s renown now transcends the role of reggae luminary: he is regarded as a cultural icon who implored his people to know their history.

This Ovation TV Original Special explores how the demands of becoming eco-friendly has inspired a wide variety of designers to become even more creative.

Carmen, sexy and capricious, taunts the men around her and enjoys their adulation. After attacking another woman at the cigarette factory she has to use her seductive skills on her guard, Don José, to escape going to prison. Passion between Don José and Carmen, and Escamillo, a celebrated toreador, leads to jealousy, violence and death.

Film critic David Poland sits down with the biggest names in entertainment for an in-depth conversation about their art, craft and life. Tonight, Judd Apatow talks about his work and his new film, Trainwreck.

Film critic David Poland sits down with the biggest names in entertainment for an in-depth conversation about their art, craft and life. Tonight, David talks to Jake Gyllenhaal

Film critic David Poland sits down with the biggest names in entertainment for an in-depth conversation about their art, craft and life. Tonight, David talks to Antoine Fuqua.

Film critic David Poland sits down with the biggest names in entertainment for an in-depth conversation about their art, craft and life. Tonight, David talks to Salma Hayek.

Film critic David Poland sits down with the biggest names in entertainment for an in-depth conversation about their art, craft and life. Tonight, David talks to Djimon Hounsou.

Film critic David Poland sits down with the biggest names in entertainment for an in-depth conversation about their art, craft and life. Tonight, David talks to Laura Dern.

Film critic David Poland sits down with the biggest names in entertainment for an in-depth conversation about their art, craft and life. Tonight, David talks to Eddie Redmayne.

Film critic David Poland sits down with the biggest names in entertainment for an in-depth conversation about their art, craft and life. Tonight, David talks to Emily Blunt

Film critic David Poland sits down with the biggest names in entertainment for an in-depth conversation about their art, craft and life. Tonight, David talks to Guillermo Del Toro

Film critic David Poland sits down with the biggest names in entertainment for an in-depth conversation about their art, craft and life. Tonight, David talks to Ai Weiwei.

He is a major figure in the pop art movement; one of the most popular and influential artists of his generation. The motifs and colors of his canvasses have been widely reproduced, and are now part of the 20th century art pantheon, changing the way we view the world.

Sir Elton John is one of the most successful Musicians of the past century. His career spans over four decades resulting in him selling more than 300 million albums worldwide. In 2004, Rolling Stone ranked him number 49 on its list of 100 influential musicians of the rock and roll era. In 2008, Billboard ranked him the most successful male solo artist on The Billboard Hot 100 Top All-Time Artists. He’s the winner of six Grammys, five Brit Awards, an Academy Awards and a Golden Globe.

In this original documentary special, Ovation will celebrate the history of the Ford’s Theatre as one of the nation’s most iconic cultural institutions.

Legendary actor Paul Newman talks to James Lipton about his remarkable life and body of work.

Anything goes as the always energetic and often insightful Robin Williams discusses his wild ride as a stand-up comic, television star and movie actor.

Host James Lipton persuades some of the biggest names in show business to give up some surprisingly personal information during his chats with them in front of a worshipful audience of students of the Actors Studio Drama School. This show's guest was legendary actor Will Smith.

Host James Lipton persuades some of the biggest names in show business to give up some surprisingly personal information during his chats with them in front of a worshipful audience of students of the Actors Studio Drama School. This show's guest was Jennifer Lopez.

Host James Lipton persuades some of the biggest names in show business to give up some surprisingly personal information during his chats with them in front of a worshipful audience of students of the Actors Studio Drama School. This show's guest was actress Halle Berry.

Actor Jim Carrey talks about his life and career, and how he evolved from class clown to the star of blockbuster films.

Actor Bradley Cooper ("Limitless") gets emotional as he discusses his student days and his career since appearing as an audience member on the show.

Actor George Clooney talks about his life and career, including his early days as Dr. Doug Ross on "ER" to his more recent acclaimed role as Matt King in "The Descendants."

Former guests return, including Bradley Cooper, Robert DeNiro, Jennifer Lopez, Christopher Walken, and Barbara Walters.

Alec Baldwin interviews guest, Henry Winkler. Emmy winner, Henry Winkler, recounts his incredible career from his persona of “Fonzie” on Happy Days to his award-winning part on HBO’s Barry.

Jane Lynch interviews David Oyelowo. From his acclaimed portrayal of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in “Selma” to starring alongside Tom Cruise in “Jack Reacher” Oyelowo shares how he went from the London stage to be one of Hollywood’s most sought after stars

Pedro Pascal interviews Willem Dafoe. 4-time Academy Award nominee, Willem Dafoe details the experience of being a young actor on Oliver Stone’s set of “Platoon” and what it was like to be courted by Martin Scorsese for “The Last Temptation of Christ.”

Ellen Burstyn interviews Al Pacino. Oscar winner Al Pacino shares stories from his celebrated career from studying acting with Lee Strasberg, to his iconic role in The Godfather, and his extensive stage, film, and television work.

LaTanya Richardson Jackson interviews guest Alfre Woodard. Alfre Woodard reflects on her training as an actor which led her to a prolific television career as well as critically acclaimed performances in Cross Creek, Passion Fish, and Miss Evers’ Boys.

Greta Gerwig interviews Laura Dern. Emmy winner Laura Dern recounts her impressive film and television career from her collaborations with David Lynch, to working with her mother Diane Ladd in Rambling Rose, to playing Renata in HBO’s Big Little Lies.

The legendary masterclass Inside the Actors Studio returns with actors interviewing actors about the art of acting.

The legendary masterclass Inside the Actors Studio returns with actors interviewing actors about the art of acting.

This Ovation TV original special highlights the work of American artist Jeff Koons. Includes interviews, a look at his work through the years, an exclusive tour of his studio, and notes his most recent museum installation in Chicago, Illinois.

Violetta Valery is the most famous party girl in Paris. The famed courtesan falls in love with the dashing young Alfredo Germont against her better judgement, but their relationship is doomed on two counts: her illness, and society’s moral views of a courtesan’s place within the world.

Pinkerton arrives in Japan and inspects a house overlooking the harbour that he is leasing from the marriage broker, Goro. Goro finds him a Japanese bride, CioCioSan. It’s clearly a financial transaction, but on their wedding night their eyes meet & magic happens. Butterfly considers herself married forever, but Pinkerton doesn’t. Pinkerton returns to the US and finds an American wife, while Butterfly waits his return. Years later he returns and is surprised to find Butterfly has borne him a son

Louis Armstrong is Chantz's (a 12-year-old Afro-American) and his mother's preferred role-model - an emblem of Black success. So it's settled: Chantz is to be a musician, dancer and performer! He also happens to be exceptionally gifted.

In this intimist portrait of the artist, family and friends reveal her strengths and weaknesses. Musical excerpts abundantly illustrate her rich repertoire.

Rat pack singer Sammy Davis Jr performs all his greatest hits. Also features appearances by Frank Sinatra, Joey Bishop, and Peter Lawford. Full performances I Want to Be With You, Ethel, Baby, Too Close For Comfort, Something’s Got to Give, All of you, Hey There, You With The Stars In The Eyes, There’s A Boat Leavin’ Soon For New York, Oh Yes, I Remember It Well, Birth of the Blues, Sammy’s Impressions, All the Way, Shall We Dance, My Boy Bill, Be A Clown, Plus Many More!

Master choreographer Graeme Murphy’s adaptation of SWAN LAKE, featuring acclaimed performances by principle artists Madeleine Eastoe, Robert Curran and Danielle Rowe.

“Swan Lake” by Peter I. Tchaikovsky is the most famous ballet of all time. In 2018/19 the Ballett am Rhein presents Martin Schläpfer’s version on both its stages in Düsseldorf and Duisburg.

Featuring exclusive interviews with prominent members of The Actors Studio, this half-hour documentary delves into the formation and seven decade history of The Actors Studio, revealing how this one-of-a-kind institution keeps the membership of actors, directors and playwrights in top form and how this esteemed space gave rise to The Actors Studio Drama School and the long running hit series "Inside the Actors Studio."

Featuring exclusive interviews with prominent members of The Actors Studio, this half-hour documentary delves into the formation and seven decade history of The Actors Studio, revealing how this one-of-a-kind institution keeps the membership of actors, directors and playwrights in top form and how this esteemed space gave rise to The Actors Studio Drama School and the long running hit series "Inside the Actors Studio."

(2013) Zulu. Profiles of two artists with different specialties – medical tattoos and tribal tattoos.

(2013) Joe Connolly. "The Art of Graffiti" profiles artists who explain how tagging and spray painting have evolved into complex and celebrated street art.

(2013) Amy Campion, Rocco Katastrophe. Profiles of an artist on an independent hip hop label, a transgender rapper, and an urban dance group.

(2013) Tricia Alley, Mitch Harris. "The Art of Mixology" profiles an entrepreneur who creates cutting edge cocktails using unique herbs and seasonal ingredients, a Barber Shop that serves prohibition style martinis and a woman who has turned her passion for mixology into a successful career.

(2013) Chef Andy Matsuda, Nikki Gilbert. A look at creative fields that are outside the traditional definition of “art.” "The Art of Sushi" profiles a married couple whose restaurant has perfected the art of take- out sushi, a chef who started a sushi chef training school and a women who caters sushi parties .

(2013) Adriana Gutierrez, Nick Romero. A look at creative fields that are outside the traditional definition of “art.” "The Art of Sneakers" profiles a woman who has merged fine art and hip hop culture into her one of a kind custom painted sneakers, a shoe store that lets you customize and design your own pair of chuck Taylors and a Downtown LA consignment shop of rare and vintage kicks.

(2013) Michael Granberry, Darnell Williams, Rick Solomon. A look at creative fields that are outside the traditional definition of “art.” "The Art of Animation" profiles an artist who has been animating with stop motion since the age of 10, an expert in real time animation technologies and an artist whose company still practices traditional hand-drawn 2D animation.

“The Art Of” explores creative fields that fall outside the traditional definition of “art.” “The Art Of: Costume Design” looks at artists who outfit some of the biggest names in pop music and theater and also meets with a design company responsible for hundreds of spooktacular costumes in store this Halloween.

(2014)“The Art Of” explores creative fields that fall outside the traditional definition of “art.” This week, “The Art Of: Fashion” looks at three celebrated designers who each take a unique and art-inspired approach to fashion, from eco-friendly couture to vintage rehab to plus-size style.

(2014) “The Art Of” explores creative fields that fall outside the traditional definition of “art.” "The Art Of: Hair” introduces three artists who bring design to the ‘do with towering hair sculptures, vintage looks and natural hair care styling and braiding techniques.

“The Art Of: Dessert” looks at the sweet styles of three dessert artists with their 3D printed sugar sculptures, hand-painted chocolates and perfectly composed pastries.

(2014)“The Art Of: Burlesque” looks at the sultry style of artists who are revolutionizing the provocative and powerful world of burlesque with their acrobatic exhibitions, captivating cabaret and intimate photography of fearless performers.

“The Art Of: Holidays” looks at the ice sculptors and architects responsible for creating The Ice Kingdom at "Chill," a frozen holiday adventure at the Queen Mary ship in Long Beach, CA.

(2014) “The Art Of: Comics” looks at artists whose strips entertain adults and kids alike, including a political cartoonist whose work explores Latino culture, a beloved comics publisher, and the man behind our favorite super heroes – Marvel and Pow! Entertainment’s, Stan Lee.

(2014) The Art Of: Pop-Ups looks at a card creator whose intricate architectural origami jumps off the page, a chef who surprises diners with elaborately composed meals served in secret locations, and, a former fashion designer who stages one-night-only art shows in the most unexpected of places – the laundromat.

We travel to different parts of the country, showcasing unique styles from a performance of acrobatic and modern dance movement set on a building. To a teacher who shows her students a unique fusion of ballet, modern and African movements.

The KAWS Effect’ profiles KAWS, one of the world’s leading contemporary artists, to uncover the impact the digital revolution has made on his art, fame and life. From teenage graffiti artist on the streets of New York, to creator of awe-inspiringly monumental sculptures, this film charts the rise to fame of the artist known only as KAWS. With a major exhibition currently pulling in the crowds at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park, KAWS’s work is now in demand worldwide.

In this episode of The Method, we go inside the world of filmmakers Todd and Joe Robins.

In this episode of The Method, we look at the inspiring and artistic world of creative kids.

Well-known street artist Hanksy, invites some of the biggest street artists from around the world to take over an abandoned mansion in in Los Angeles and Ovation was there to capture every brushstroke.

What goes into creating an exciting street performance? In this episode of “The Method,” we aim to find out. Ride along in a new Jaguar XE and experience some of London’s most innovative street artists performing in British cultural landmarks

Inspired by a brand new Alfa Romeo, landscape photographer Paul Seibert takes a road trip around beautiful northern California to seek out nature's most breathtaking views. His adventurous spirit and unstoppable desire to get the perfect shot mean Paul will go to great lengths to create stunning images of the natural world.

Bilal came up in Germantown, a northwest neighbourhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A deep interest in jazz was fostered by his father, who took him to the city’s clubs, singing eventually became more than an interest. He attended New York’s new school for jazz and contemporary music, where he received voice training, as well as training in jazz and big-band arrangements. While some inspirations were detectable, his recordings were wholly modern and became increasingly creative. Bilal is noted

Gerald Clayton has established himself as a leading figure in the up-and-coming generation of Jazz artists who are fluent in the range of styles that make up today’s Jazz lexicon.

Theo Croker was raised in central Florida. At the age of eleven he heard his grandfather Doc Cheatham (a great jazz trumpeter) play. Doc died the following year, but Theo continued to listen to his music. In 2013 Croker returned to the US after seven-years in Shanghai, China, where he broadened his concept of jazz. He's new album doesn’t attempt to fit a single musical category, but draws upon the first principle of Jazz: to merge and interpret history, styles and ideas and create a unique sound

Over the course of eight years, with three albums as a leader, several studio projects as a Sideman, and countless worldwide performances, Gerald clayton has established himself as a leading figure in the up-and-coming generation of jazz artists who are fluent in the range of styles that make up today’s jazz lexicon.

A New York times profile of Mark Turner titled “the best Jazz player you’ve never heard” called him “possibly Jazz’s premier player”, noting his reputation among his peers and his influential stature in the Jazz world.

Damion Reid hails from West Covina, California. He is the son of a well-respected bassist and astute operatic singer and teacher. Damion continued to cultivate his love for music through his high school and college. He then began performing and touring alongside: Greg Osby, Terence Blanchard, Robert Glasper, and many others. Adrian Kirchler, founder of AK Drums, has created “the Damion Reid signature snare”, inspired by the Damion Reid’s highly individual playing style and unmistakeable sound.

Stefon Harris passionate artistry, energetic stage presence, and astonishing virtuosity have propelled him into the forefront of the current jazz scene. Widely recognized and lauded by both his peers and jazz critics, Harris is committed to exploring the rich potential of jazz composition and blazing trails on the vibraphone.

Vicente was born in Woodstock, NY, and here embraced the rich cultural arts of this historical town by listening to local Jazz artists. After earning a business degree, Vicente moved to New York City where he soon began performing and touring with the likes of Kenny Garret, Freddie Hubbard, Roy Haynes, Stefon Harris, and the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, among many others. Vicente Archer has emerged as one of today’s profound new voices on the bass.