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New York City neighbours Rachel and Lily juggle everyday life, careers, relationships? and possibly? the end of the world.

A new generation of people have decided to turn away from modernity and instead reflect on a self-determined life in the sub-zero-degree environment of Alaska. But, not all are made for this special and challenging lifestyle.

Features 24 strong competitors competing for the title as they face the ultimate willpower test with unusual forms and shocking twists.

Former professional football player and star of THE BACHELOR Colton Underwood embarks on a journey of self-discovery coming out as a gay man, including addressing his past and embracing his place in the LGBTQ community.

A homicide detective and a medium combine their sixth senses to investigate haunted locations where a deadly crime was committed. Steve DiSchiavi is a retired detective with more than 20 years of experience with the New York City Police Department, and Amy Allan is a paranormal researcher and psychic who has worked with many private investigators and police agencies. In each episode, the duo investigate a case independently and keep their findings hidden from each other to preserve the integrity of their discoveries. At the episode's end DiSchiavi and Allan share with the property owner what they discover, and it often points to an undeniable conclusion.

Adulting in the 2020s is a challenge. Between finding a job, finding love, and finding our way in the world, the pressure can seem insurmountable. When your new job turns into a nightmare, when your hope turns to heartbreak, and when you feel like you've lost your way, having friends to lean on can make all the difference.

Eight twentysomethings from across the country are leaving behind everything they've ever known to take their first steps into adult life in Austin, Texas. These eight complete strangers will form a unique bond as they strive to start a new life for themselves in The Lone Star State.

"Summer House" follows a group of friends who, after toiling away at their jobs during the week, shares a house together on weekends between Memorial Day and Labor Day -- the unofficial summer season. While there, they enjoy an exclusive, high-end lifestyle that allows them to let loose.

Every year, the government funds clandestine programs collectively called the black budget. But what's exactly behind these secretive missions operating around the globe?

A poor boy from the San Fernando Valley who was determined to build a different life from his parents, Barry Minkow had big dreams of money and success early on. At the age of 16, Minkow started a carpet cleaning company called ZZZZ Best, which rocketed him into the limelight and set him up to be one of the youngest self-made entrepreneurs in the nation. But not all was as it seemed - shortly after Minkow took the company public on the New York Stock Exchange (before he could even legally drink) he found himself in hot water when ZZZZ Best was revealed to be the front for a massive Ponzi scheme with ties to the mob. Minkow was quickly thrown from his pedestal of success into a lengthy prison sentence. Following his release in 1995, it seemed Minkow was on the right track: he became a pastor of the San Diego Community Bible Church, got married, published a best selling book on his crimes, used his criminal background to help identify other cases of potential fraud, and was even in the works on a movie about his life story. However, Minkow's new life abruptly came crumbling down when it was revealed he was back to his old ways: using his fraud detection work to insider trade while also bilking his congregation of millions of dollars. Now out of prison and attempting to rebuild his life yet again, Minkow shares his story.

Dancers perform in front of a panel of judges to compete for $1 million and the title of "Best in the World."

Mountain Monsters is a show with professional hillbilly hunters that search for mysterious creatures that people have claimed to have seen in West Virginia.