New Celebrity Biography Channels
Recently Added TV Stations & Videos to tVadio's Celebrity Biography category
Learn about the man behind the gloss of Bollywood in the celebrity biography webseries Shammi Kapoor Unplugged. After five decades in the business, Kapoor has many interesting tales to tell about his experiences in films and events away from the silver screen. With 44 episodes and counting, the series paints a great portrait of a Bollywood icon.
British biography documentary series The Hit List educates its viewers on everyone from Rod Stewart to Rihanna. Fans will find the information in these episodes pretty basic, but the series a good introduction to the celebs it covers. The diversity of the profiles is also impressive, although the stars of alternative music are sadly overlooked.
Born out of its iconic Celebrity 100 list comes Forbes Magazine’s celebrity biography webseries Power Performers. It profiles the movers and shakers of the entertainment industry with short snapshots into their lives and successes. The brief episodes are great for the time poor, but I can’t help feeling they merely scratch the surface.
Anything the Brits can do, it seems the Americans believe they can do better. While Americanized versions of sitcoms The Office and Little Britain might not have been so successful, it seems the Yanks might be onto a winner with Who Do You Think You Are? This documentary series features bigger global stars and all the surprising revelations of the original.
The webseries Break it Down explores some of the world's most iconic songs by going right to the source. Ray Manzarek talks about The Doors breakthrough hit Light My Fire, while Yes frontman Jon Anderson talks about his band’s pioneering eco-friendly messages. This is a revealing series for serious music buffs.
Some of Hollywood's leading writers share their words of wisdom in The Write Environment, the latest documentary series to join tVadio.
Big names like Joss Whedon and Phil Rosenthal appear in this entertaining and informative series of interviews. One-hour episodes might seem like heavy going, but it's very easy to be sucked into these one-on-one chats.
Icons is the first channel to join our new celebrity biography category. As the name suggests, this cool channel features documentaries profiling the lives of some true cultural icons.
From indie film king Kevin Smith to fashion designer Mark Ecko, Icons gets up close and personal with the people that matter.