This account of the Gallic Wars of 58 to 53 B.C. paints a fascinating picture of Julius Ceasar, one of the most famous battle commanders of all time, and his conquest of what would eventually become modern-day France.

The girls are growing up fast. Charli (Mary-Kate Olsen) and Leila (Ashley Olsen) both earn summer internships in Rome, Italy. It seems that it will be the perfect summer until an oopsie-daisy puts the girls out on their duffs. Trying to get their jobs back, the girls also discover a few boys who put the Roman in romance in the latest in the travels of the fiercely fashionably twins.

Based on the novel by Herman Wouk this Emmy Award-winning miniseries continues the sweeping saga that began with 1983's THE WINDS OF WAR. This sequel opens one week following the bombing of Pearl Harbor and recreates the events of World War II. The actions of real historical figures such as Adolph Hitler and Theodore Roosevelt are intertwined with those of fictional characters who are drawn into the war. Robert Mitchum stars as Victory Henry commander of the U.S.S. Northampton whose family has been drawn into the conflict: sons Warren Michael Woods and Byron Hart Bochner are both in military uniform while Byron's Jewish wife Natalie Jastrow Jane Seymour is caught in war-torn Europe with their infant son. Meanwhile the stories of Natalie's imperiled family--Dr. Aaron Jastrow John Houseman... Less

From PBS's acclaimed documentary series about the turbulent and triumphant years of the 20th century comes this personal voyage through the bleak 1930s and '40s. As war engulfed almost the entire world, countless innocent people were murdered or maimed. It was in many ways not a war between nations, but a war against civilians. Here are some of their stories.

A generously budgeted show jointly produced by HBO and the BBC ROME takes viewers back to 52 BC for a chance to relive the reign of Julius Caesar. The first season revolves around the lives of two Roman soldiers Lucius Vorenus Kevin McKidd and Titus Pullo Ray Stevenson who win favor with Caesar Ciaran Hinds by defeating a mutinous plot from the devious Pompey Magnus Kenneth Cranham. This affords the two men a gateway into the lives of Rome's ruling classes and so the season unfolds with intricately woven plots fine acting and stunning recreations of the ancient city to provide a thoroughly engrossing television show. Details have been painstakingly pored over to ensure accuracy so both history buffs and viewers less versed in the ways of Caesar should find something to enjoy here. This... Less

Kristen Bell HEROES VERONICA MARS stars in this comedy as a young woman with an enviable problem: she has multiple men after her heart! She takes a trip to Italy to escape New York City and there she makes the questionable decision to take coins from a fountain of love. Soon a number of men played by Danny DeVito Jon Heder Dax Shepard and Will Arnett are a-wooing and she doesn't know what to do. Making things even tougher is the presence of a journalist Josh Duhamel who seems to display a real affection for her.

Based on the novel by Herman Wouk, this Emmy Award-winning miniseries continues the sweeping saga that began with 1983's THE WINDS OF WAR. This sequel opens one week following the bombing of Pearl Harbor and recreates the events of World War II. The actions of real historical figures, such as Adolph Hitler and Theodore Roosevelt, are intertwined with those of fictional characters who are drawn into the war. Robert Mitchum stars as Victory Henry, commander of the U.S.S. Northampton, whose family has been drawn into the conflict: sons Warren (Michael Woods) and Byron (Hart Bochner) are both in military uniform, while Byron's Jewish wife, Natalie Jastrow (Jane Seymour), is caught in war-torn Europe with their infant son. Meanwhile, the stories of Natalie's imperiled family--Dr. Aaron Jastrow... Less

The second season of HBOBBC series ROME takes place in 44 BC eight years after the period covered in the first season. The show continues to revolve around the plight of two Roman soldiers Lucius Vorenus Kevin McKidd and Titus Pullo Ray Stevenson who find themselves caught up in a civil war after Caesar is assassinated. As powerful leadership battles play out between historic figures such as Octavian and Marc Antony Lucius's life is marred by personal misfortune. The complete second season of the show is included here.

The second season of HBO/BBC series ROME takes place in 44 BC, eight years after the period covered in the first season. The show continues to revolve around the plight of two Roman soldiers, Lucius Vorenus (Kevin McKidd) and Titus Pullo (Ray Stevenson), who find themselves caught up in a civil war after Caesar is assassinated. As powerful leadership battles play out between historic figures such as Octavian and Marc Antony, Lucius's life is marred by personal misfortune. The complete second season of the show is included here.

D-Day: The Total Story June 6, 1944. The day the military might of the Allies combined for the most extensive aerial and sea borne assault ever planned. The D-Day invasion at the beaches of Normandy, France changed the direction of World War II, and the history of the twentieth century. Planned for over two years by the Allied Forces, the D-Day Invasion was an intricate coordination of the world's greatest military forces, and an exercise in cooperation that marked the turning point of war, and the world's history. D-Day: The Total Story would be useful for classes on American History, World History, Military History and Cultural History. It is appropriate for middle school and high school. D Minus 1 D Minus 1 D Minus 1 D Minus 1 explores the tense hours leading up to the... Less