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This retrospective of Elvis Presley's life and career uses excerpts from his performances and interviews to chronicle how the swivel-hipped young man from Tupelo, Miss., rose from poverty to become an American icon. The documentary also includes archival footage of Elvis on "The Ed Sullivan Show" and other TV appearances, clips from his Army days and film of his wedding to paint an extensive portrait of the King's public and personal lives.

Shobu accepts the master's invitation to visit the temple in "A Goblin Shall Lead Them," one of four exciting episodes featured in this collection of stories from the anime series based on the popular card game. Once inside the temple, our hero loses his magic touch in "Shobu Gets Decked," but his loyal pals save the day. Shobu chooses his friends over the White Soldiers and decides to teach Hakuoh a lesson in the two-part "Ballad of Kintaro."

Pumping out their signature sound -- a fusion of jazz, rock and bluegrass -- the Dixie Dregs wow an exuberant audience at Switzerland's prestigious Montreux Jazz Festival. Guitarist Steve Morse, violinist Allen Sloan, bassist Andy West, drummer Rod Morgenstein and keyboardist Mark Parrish crank it up for the crowd, delivering an array of musical gems. Songs include "Freefall," "Country House Shuffle," "Patchwork" and "Take It Off the Top."

African-American comedian B.T. -- a man influenced by legends such as Richard Pryor, Jerry Seinfeld and Robert Klein -- may claim he's not black enough, but he's definitely funny enough in this hilarious stand-up special. Sounding off on a variety of topics, B.T. applies his energetic style to all kinds of situations. And no matter what color you are, you'll be laughing. Extras include exclusive bonus footage and interviews.

Circuit -- the first music magazine on video -- offers a look at underground, cult, new and alternative musicians. This issue features interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, artist biographies, music videos and live footage of bands such as The Roots, DJ Spooky, Sebadoh, Silver Apples, Natacha Atlas, XTC, Wilco, Silver Apples, Natacha Altas, Rufus Wainright and more.

Radio disc jockey legend Casey Kasem presents this collection featuring momentous occasions in music history. This installment delves into the mid-1960s emergence of R&B, as soul became a mainstay in American music. Performances include "I Feel Good" by James Brown, "Try a Little Tenderness" by Otis Redding, "Respect" by Aretha Franklin, "My Girl" by The Temptations, "Fingertips" by Stevie Wonder, "When a Man Loves a Woman" by Percy Sledge and more.

Dancehall reggae star Buju Banton began his career as a lightning rod for controversy, his lyrics emphasizing sex and violence. This live performance captures Banton before he converted to Rastafarianism, with a raw sound and unapologetic attitude. Joined by fellow musicians Wayne Wonder, Super Beagle, the Sagittarius Band and DJ Waggy T, the Jamaican artist performs some of his earliest hits, such as "Batty Rider" and "Love Me Brownin'."

A portrait of an African American working-class family, this stage production depicts an elderly grandmother's flashbacks to the affairs she had as a young woman and a hard-working father's current conflict with his two unhappy sons.

Over three consecutive nights, R&B and hip-hop's most celebrated stars appear in a concert staged on the infamous prison island of Alcatraz, where they perform their most popular songs and deliver a gripping message to our nation's at-risk youth. Among the performers are the legendary Run-DMC, Too Short, K-CI & JoJo, Missy Elliot, Immature and Da Brat. Sports stars Shaquille O'Neal, Luc Robitaille and Robert Horry also appear.

Pull on your legwarmers, stick in those hot rollers and prepare for a nostalgic look back at the cinema of the 1980s -- an era of power suits, Jazzercise and some of the best (and worst) movies of all time. This comprehensive collection of 50 theatrical trailers runs the gamut from the realism of The Big Chill (1983) to the ridiculousness of Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985) … and everything in between.

Singer-comedienne Anna Russell sinks her chops into some of the opera world's tastiest sacred cows in this farewell concert filmed live in 1984 inside Baltimore's Museum of Art. Highlights include Russell's instructions on "How to Become a Singer"; her recollections of "Wind Instruments I Have Known"; her unique interpretation of Richard Wagner's "Ring" cycle; and her performance of "Jolly Old Sigmund Freud."

What makes a family a family, and how do animal families differ from our own? These engaging and educational episodes from the "Animal Atlas" series examine the similarities and differences among families of wild animals all over the globe. From a chimpanzee family headed by a single male to elephant herds governed by females and the intricate protocols of a prairie dog town, the wild kingdom is brought to your home in a kid-friendly atmosphere.