Dan Rather

Journalist Dan Rather shares highlights from his new book "Rather Outspoken: My Life in the News."

Author Dan Rather; a man who is suing over the house fire that caused the death of his daughters. Also available on ABC

Ends 05/17/13. Guests: Dan Rather, Joel Stein, Bill Bradley, Michelle Caruso-Cabrera, Jeremy Scahill.

'DWTS' hottest couples; Carrie Underwood interview; 'Avengers' Chris Hemsworth.

In Full: An alluring woman who could charm anyone into doing anything... even murder? Erin Moriarty reports.

In full: Can the wife of an ex-NFL star help free a woman convicted of murder? Richard Schlesinger reports.

When Haiti’s capital was recently flattened in a massive earthquake, the world’s media marshaled their forces and descended on the disaster zone. In this episode, IFC travels throughout Haiti—from devastated Port-au-Prince to the beautiful, untouched countryside—with Andrew Berends, a photojournalist and documentarian who’s worked in Iraq and was kidnapped in Nigeria while working on his film, “Delta Boys,” an exploration of the Niger Delta and the growing militancy in the country. Interwoven into Andrew’s stories are those of other journalists who share their different takes and approaches on how to cover a disaster. We hear from CNN’s local “fixer,” who spent three weeks filming his own activity as he guided Anderson Cooper and Ivan Watson around his shattered hometown. We meet up with Dan Rather, who has just returned from the country with hours of footage, and Daniel Morel, a Haitian photojournalist who takes a critical view of the international media’s reporting. He thinks their job is simply to observe.

On April 4, 1968, escaped convict James Earl Ray shot and killed Dr. Martin Luther King. Roads to Memphis is the fateful narrative of this killer and his prey, set against the seething, turbulent forces in American society at that time. Also available on Xfinity, Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Journalist Dan Rather talks about his HDNet coverage of the war in Afghanistan.

Michael Phelps made history at the Beijing Olympics, as the first person to win eight gold medals in a single Olympiad. As Anderson Cooper reports, Phelps continues to rake in the gold in a marketing extravaganza that will make him a multi-millionaire.

News program. Gideon Yago hosts. This episode details a behavioral experiment conducted by a Boston neuroscientist that looks at the mental and emotional effects of pundit-driven news. Regular segments include "Media Encyclopedia", a "News Junkie" animation that proposes news should be personalized so people pay more attention to it and a an interview with Dan Rather.

Nick learns his mother is a witness in the murder case of Dutch George. Also available on Netflix, Amazon Instant Video and iTunes