Follow the remarkable steps of a man who transforms a patch of forest into an extraordinary underground swimming pool and living space using only hand tools and natural materials. Watch as he begins ...

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It culminates in homicide, by way of skinny-dipping, underwater handstands, erotic rivalry and lots of seafood. But the twisted drama of “A Bigger Splash”, a film starring Ralph Fiennes, opens with an ...

Watch as we take on the challenge of building a hidden underground swimming pool, all by hand, over the course of 121 intense days. From the digging process to tackling waterproofing and design ...

Find our full episode on shame here. Creed Erickson was born in 1954, and grew up in a small town in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Like many of us, he took swimming lessons at the local YMCA when he was ...

About 5 million 48-inch above-ground pools have been recalled due to a drowning hazard. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, nine children, aged from 22 months to 3 years old, ...

About five million above-ground swimming pools from Bestway, Intex, Coleman, and Polygroup have been recalled after nine toddler drowning deaths across the U.S. The recall includes 48-inch and taller ...

Around 5 million swimming pools are being recalled after nine deaths were reported related to compression straps that could allow a child to access the pools and drown. The U.S. Consumer Product ...

About 5 million above-ground pools sold under the Bestway, Coleman, Intex, and Polygroup brands are recalled due to child drowning risk. The recall involves pools sold since 2002 with compression ...

The Consumer Product Safety Commission announced they’re recalling about 5 million swimming pools because of drowning concerns. The recall impacts 48-inch and taller above-ground pools with ...

The Biden administration's State Department authorized more than $1 million in taxpayer funds for renovating swimming pools at U.S. embassies and mission residences in war-torn countries such as Haiti ...