In 1994, baseball pitcher Bill Lee told filmmaker Ken Burns about his baseball card collection as part of Burns’ sprawling documentary. “I could take all my Mickey Mantle and other Yankees ...

Hot Springs National Park is hosting the Eighth Annual Baseball Weekend, featuring baseball legends Bill "Spaceman" Lee, Bret ...

David Schmidt has spent his entire career at Florentine Films, beginning as an intern and rising within the company to senior producer. He previously worked with Ken Burns on The Roosevelts: An ...

Ken Burns was in his studio working on the final edits of a forthcoming documentary film series on the American Revolution when he learned on Tuesday that the historian William E. Leuchtenburg had ...

"When we got off the truck," Bill says, "our friends Don and Lee Tucker showed us how to collect Monterey Pine needles and roll them up into a makeshift cigarette.

Ken Burns' 'The American Buffalo' takes a symbolic look at the species' brutal near-extinction and the complicated struggle to bring the buffalo back.

One has to wonder, doesn’t one, if that Malignant Numbskullery more widely known as the Republican Party is aware that whenever they indulge in a Ken Burns documentary, they are ...

However, I have discovered a reassuring common point upon which to rebuild political trust: Ken Burns' magnificent PBS tribute to baseball in his 1994 documentary.

Stan Grossfeld Bill Lee collapsed on the baseball diamond. It didn’t slow him down. By Stan Grossfeld Globe Staff,Updated September 20, 2022, 5:00 a.m.

David McMahon has been making award-winning documentary films for more than a decade. With Ken Burns and Sarah Burns, he wrote, directed and produced The Central Park Five, a two-hour film about ...