Foreign, Foreign Comedies, India, Gujarati Language, Bollywood, Foreign Musicals, Foreign Regions, Foreign Languages - After 50 years of marriage, Pranjivandas (Siddharth Randeria) decides to come clean to his wife and confess his many deceptions. But as he reveals one shameful secret after another, his long-suffering wife (Pranoti Pradhan) surprises him by revealing a few secrets of her own. This unexpected honesty leads to accusations and denials, but ultimately forces the couple to rediscover their affection in this comedy about family and truth.

This documentary offers an up-close look at the space shuttle Discovery, which launched on July 26, 2005, two and a half years after NASA's last mission. Over 124 cameras captured the shuttle's blast-off, while exterior cameras filmed the booster separation process. This program includes revealing footage of the launch, an intimate look at life onboard the shuttle and extraordinary film of astronauts repairing the Discovery in space.

German maestro Frank Strobel conducts the Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra in Siegfried Wagner's opera "Der Kobold," about young beauty Verena (Rebecca Broberg) who tries to win the heart of itinerant singer Friedrich (Volker Horn) with a charm she receives from a goblin. Chorusmaster Elisabeth Muller leads the PPP Music Theatre Ensemble, Munich, that is featured in this production, and Andreas Mitschke, Regina Mauel and Achim Hoffmann co-star.

It is the year 1965. Yu-jeong and Hak-song reaches the marriageable ages. They have the 4th date at the ostentatious Kukje Jungang Cafeteria and feel awkward to talk to each other. Now they find a common point in their ideas.

Some of the most inspiring groups in gospel music -- including Greater Vision, Brian Free and Assurance, and Triumphant Quartet -- shine in this 2005 concert, recorded live at the National Quartet Convention. Featured songs include "I Wish I Could Have Been There," "My Name Is Lazarus," "I Choose Jesus," "Some Things Never Change," "Under His Wings," "Don't Let the Sandals Fool Ya" and "Let the Rocks Keep Silent."

Concert performed by Wild in London, England, at the London Hippodrome. The quintet played all the songs from their album Time, including an extra song called "Robinson Crusoe".