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GENIUS: Picasso

Premieres Tuesday 24th April

The muses, the art and the complicated man behind the masterpieces - Antonio Banderas is Pablo Picasso. GENIUS returns and tells the life story of Picasso and how his style changed art forever.
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One Strange Rock

Premieres Wednesday 25th April

This is the history of Earth. Will Smith explores the fragility and wonder of planet Earth, one of the most peculiar, unique places in the entire universe. It's the extraordinary story of why life as we know it exists on Earth

Follow Video Genius: Perfect Painting The story behind the 20th century's most brilliant and controversial artists, Pablo Picasso (Antonio Banderas) and the muses who inspired him.

Follow Video Paraglider Soaring Over Alaska Glacier A powered paraglider offers stunning views in the jagged landscape of Alaska's Chugach Mountains and Knik Glacier.

Follow Video Lion Cubs Affected By Paralysing Disease Caused by a mineral deficiency, the paralyzing disease normally affects sheep, cattle, and goats.

Event What's Happening With Nat Geo People?

We have an update on Nat Geo People channel. While it will not be continuing, you won't miss out on your favourite content as it moves to our other great channels.

Event WELCOME TO SAFARI LIVE

Jump on the back and join a LIVE African Safari. Twice a day our expert guides invite you to come along and drive through the African bush in search of the Big Five as well as smaller animals.

News Exclusive: How We Made the First 3-D Virtual Reality Video in Space

Astronaut Paolo Nespoli had to get creative to shoot this stunning footage aboard the International Space Station.

Follow Life is too short for long-term grudges. Further Elon Musk

Follow Photos DRAMATIC PHOTOS OF OUR WORLD FROM ABOVE

News No, the World Will Not End on April 23

No matter how you interpret the latest cosmic signs, history tells us people don’t have the best track record at predicting the apocalypse

Follow The typical nature photograph shows a butterfly on a pretty flower. The conservation photograph shows the same thing, but with a bulldozer coming at it in the background. Further Joel Sartore