Ken Burns’ captivating 2021 documentary, “Muhammad Ali,” which runs 452 minutes, won’t be screened at the San Francisco Public Library during Black History Month in February. No worries. Instead, the ...

Our family possesses a photo of an encounter with Muhammad Ali in a small airport in Indiana sometime in the 1990s, in which Ali is seen playfully lifting our young niece and planting a big kiss on ...

Barely a minute into the documentary “Muhammad Ali,” the tone is evident but doesn’t foreshadow what’s coming next. A lighthearted, playful moment as he steals corn flakes from one of his daughters.

An interview with Ken Burns about his new four-part documentary “Muhammad Ali.” A new four-part documentary “Muhammad Ali” by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns, and David McMahon premieres on PBS September 19th.

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