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• Posted Tuesday 12/12/17 at 2:13PM EST

  Check out Antonio Banderas as Pablo Picasso for Nat Geo’s Genius

  The 57-year-old actor looks nearly unrecognizable as the iconic artist.

• Posted Tuesday 12/05/17 at 9:01AM EST

  Will Smith to host Nat Geo’s One Strange Rock event series

  Darren Aronofsky will produce the 10-episodes series pointing out the uniqueness of the Earth.

• Posted Wednesday 11/29/17 at 4:06PM EST

  Chris Evans to narrate Nat Geo’s Chain of Command

  The eight-part documentary series, premiering in January, will delve into the war against violent extremism.

• Posted Monday 11/20/17 at 11:08PM EST

  Nat Geo to mark the 20th anniversary of the movie Titanic with a James Cameron special

  Cameron and Titanic discoverer Dr.

• Posted Wednesday 11/15/17 at 1:33PM EST

  Nat Geo’s Valley of the Boom will look back at the Silicon Valley tech boom and bust of the 1990s

  Arianna Huffington will serve as an executive producer on the part-scripted/part-documentary series that will consist of six episodes.

• Posted Wednesday 11/08/17 at 12:00AM EST

  ABC News’ Martha Raddatz enters the scripted TV world with Iraq War miniseries The Long Road Home

  Raddatz served as a consultant on the eight-episode National Geographic miniseries, premiering Tuesday.

• Posted Thursday 11/02/17 at 4:50PM EDT

  Genius finds its Young Picasso

  Alex Rich and Antonio Banderas will share the Pablo Picasso role in the National Geographic anthology series, with Rich playing...

• Posted Thursday 10/26/17 at 2:13PM EDT

  Another agency drops Bill O’Reilly

  WME, O’Reilly’s literary agency, has dropped the former Fox News star days after he was dumped by his talent agency...

• Posted Wednesday 9/06/17 at 3:21PM EDT

  Antonio Banderas will play Pablo Picasso on Genius Season 2

  The follow-up to the Albert Einstein season will, over 10 episodes, chronicle the life and work of the Spanish painter,...

• Posted Wednesday 8/23/17 at 6:58PM EDT

  Princess Diana’s death: A guide to the 20th-anniversary specials

  PBS, CNN, Smithsonian and NBC are among the networks looking back on Princess Di’s life.