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What happens when a world-class athlete suddenly finds himself in a wheelchair for 30 days? Director Morgan Spurlock and his acclaimed FX series followed his journey.

Morgan Spurlock, producer and director of "Super Size Me", followed up his documentary film with an entertaining and informative book exploring the fast food culture.

Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock adapts his Super Size Me experiment to the small screen in the fascinating documentary series 30 Days.

Check out the Dragonlance DVD cover art, and take a gander at the Mouse-esque poster for the documentary, What Would Jesus Buy?

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Brit TV station Channel Four explores the dangers of crash-dieting and rapid weight loss through a new documentary titled, Super-Skinny Me: The Race to Size Zero.

After creating his informative and entertaining expose on McDonalds, Morgan Spurlock and his famous moustache had some serious standards to meet. No question: he did it.

Why are so many Americans obese or on their way to becoming obese? Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock points the finger at the fast food corporations.

Fast food sales continue to boom despite warnings about obesity & food poisoning in Eric Schlosser's Fast Food Nation book & Morgan Spurlock's Supersize Me movie.

Filmmaker Morgan Spurlock took a thirty day challenge to eat nothing but McDonalds food; he learned how America's dietary habits were heading into the danger zone, too.

Reality TV may be insipid, but it says quite about about the human condition. Here are some suggestions for incorporating reality TV shows into the college classroom.

Jonathan Meades visited the Scottish city of Aberdeen, 'The Granite City,' to present the first in a series of shows about Scotland.

In Food, Inc., Robert Kenner teams up with Eric Schlosser and Michael Pollan to lift the veil on the grotesque underbelly of our nation's food industry.

Ari Folman's Waltz With Bashir, an animated look at the Sabra and Shatila Massacres, has been nominated for the International Documentary Awards Feature Film category.

Stars have been the start of every fad and craze since time began so what's the latest - gaining weight for a movie. Which Hollywood movie stars are happy to be fatter?

With interest in healthy eating increasing, organic and vegetarian fast food joints in the Dutch capital are aiming to prove that snacking can be good for you too.

DreamWorks Animation and McDonald's are hooking up to produce Kung Fu Panda-themed Happy Meals.

These are the four shows you can't miss during this summer season.

Montreal's Museum of Fine Art doesn't just show who influenced Walt Disney; it also shows those who Disney influenced.

Bravo's hit series Top Chef has a new spin-off, Top Chef Masters. Twenty-four master chefs will compete for a $100,000 donation to charity.

Morgan Spurlock produced this expose on America's spending addiction, the dissolution of true Christmas meaning, and how to exorcise those commercial demons.

You have probably noticed that when you eat certain foods, your body and mind react in certain ways. Changing what you eat can change how you feel - and for the better.

Magnolia Pictures' documentary Food Inc. is an alternately fascinating and terrifying look at the modern food industry. 9/10.

Americans have gotten out-of-control with their eating habits, and lack of portion control is a key contributor to gaining weight.