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Pivots to Video: National Geographic Cuts Staff Writers

The Walt Disney Company is the majority owner of the 135-year-old National Geographic.

By Rachyl Jones

What to Watch on Streaming This Week: November 11-17

From new British miniseries to buzzy fall movies, there's plenty to feast your eyes on this week.

By Laura Babiak

What to Expect on a 10-Day Voyage to the Most Pristine Islands in the World

Blue-footed boobies and giant tortoises await in the Galápagos Islands, the sacred and vibrant archipelago that catalyzed Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution.

By Merin Curotto

Nobody Knows How to Talk About Picasso’s Personal Life

By Emily Bicks

Will Katie Couric Ask the Tough Questions on Her New Show?

By Anne Easton

Darren Aronofsky and Will Smith Teamed Up on a Strangely Emotional Nature Show

By Emily Bicks

Disney-Fox Deal Will Bring 7 Women Execs to the All-Male ‘Mouse House’

By Sissi Cao

Where Will the Murdoch Brothers Stand After $52B Disney-Fox Deal?

By Sissi Cao

Goodall Says New Documentary ‘Jane’ Shows ‘Best Days of My Life’

By Emily Bicks

Could Kelp Be the Future of Sustainable Fashion?

By Dominique Norman

‘Genius’ Season 2 Has Found Its Pablo Picasso

By Brandon Katz

Inside Imagine Entertainment’s $100M TV Deal With Hong Kong’s TVB

By Brandon Katz

Leonardo DiCaprio Developing TV Series With Nat Geo

By Brandon Katz

‘Orange Is the New Black’ Eps Were Stolen, but Media Messed Up the Story

By Brady Dale

Entertaining AF: Geoffrey Rush and Moshe Kasher Week With ‘Problematic’ and ‘Genius’

By Emily Bicks

JiHAE on Making a Trip to ‘Mars’

By Dana Schwartz

Texas Prisoners Can Read ‘Mein Kampf’ But Not ‘Friday Night Lights’

By John Bonazzo

Pamela Anderson Told Me That Zoos Are Immoral—I’m Not So Sure

By Rabbi Shmuley Boteach

Photographer Steve McCurry Goes Overseas for Vacheron Constantin

By Keith W. Strandberg

The Rise of the Drone Films

By Larry Getlen

Dancing With the Stars: Neil deGrasse Tyson Talks Ballroom, Comedy and Football

By Larry Getlen

Zoltan Takacs Loves Snakes, but It May Be a One-Sided Relationship

By Matthew Kassel

DC Museum Spotlights the Real Artifacts That Inspired Indiana Jones

By Alanna Martinez

Archaeologists Discover Ancient Lost City in Honduran Rainforest

By Brianna McGurran

National Geographic

News About National Geographic

Pivots to Video: National Geographic Cuts Staff Writers

What to Watch on Streaming This Week: November 11-17

What to Expect on a 10-Day Voyage to the Most Pristine Islands in the World

Nobody Knows How to Talk About Picasso’s Personal Life

Will Katie Couric Ask the Tough Questions on Her New Show?

Darren Aronofsky and Will Smith Teamed Up on a Strangely Emotional Nature Show

Disney-Fox Deal Will Bring 7 Women Execs to the All-Male ‘Mouse House’

Where Will the Murdoch Brothers Stand After $52B Disney-Fox Deal?

Goodall Says New Documentary ‘Jane’ Shows ‘Best Days of My Life’

Could Kelp Be the Future of Sustainable Fashion?

‘Genius’ Season 2 Has Found Its Pablo Picasso

Inside Imagine Entertainment’s $100M TV Deal With Hong Kong’s TVB

Leonardo DiCaprio Developing TV Series With Nat Geo

‘Orange Is the New Black’ Eps Were Stolen, but Media Messed Up the Story

Entertaining AF: Geoffrey Rush and Moshe Kasher Week With ‘Problematic’ and ‘Genius’

JiHAE on Making a Trip to ‘Mars’

Texas Prisoners Can Read ‘Mein Kampf’ But Not ‘Friday Night Lights’

Pamela Anderson Told Me That Zoos Are Immoral—I’m Not So Sure

Photographer Steve McCurry Goes Overseas for Vacheron Constantin

The Rise of the Drone Films

Dancing With the Stars: Neil deGrasse Tyson Talks Ballroom, Comedy and Football

Zoltan Takacs Loves Snakes, but It May Be a One-Sided Relationship

DC Museum Spotlights the Real Artifacts That Inspired Indiana Jones

Archaeologists Discover Ancient Lost City in Honduran Rainforest

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