Elvis Tries to Leave the Building

Since ANTIQUES ROADSHOW debuted on PBS almost 30 years ago, toys and games expert Noel Barrett has brought joy and vast knowledge to countless guests, but there’s one appraisal—and mistake—he just can’t let go of: a 1930s Snow White painting that defied all initial expectation ...

When a large equine statue first appeared at ANTIQUES ROADSHOW in 1997, Asian Arts expert Lark Mason was suspicious if it was truly an authentic relic from China’s Tang Dynasty or if he was dealing with a horse of a different color. There was only one way to know for sure if t ...

Mo’s deep appreciation for our less-remembered presidents led him to purchase a giant bust of Grover Cleveland, which has dominated his living room for over 20 years. But when the New York Times questioned the bust’s identity, it set in motion a quest, culminating in an appearanc ...  Show more

The entire room was BLOWN AWAY when the guy in today’s Second Date revealed a secret. Could it be the biggest confession of the year?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. 

It's the early 18th century 

In today’s episode for 25th November 2024, we tell you why art fetches millions or even billions of dollars. And spoiler alert: it’s not as straightforward as it seems.

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