60 years ago, a still-celebrated speech rocked the world of broadcast television.

At 102 stories, the Empire State Building's height is only one of the ways it towered over all the rest.

From the archives: Barbara Stanwyck was just one of a generation of Hollywood actresses who worked fiercely to hold onto their eccentricities of style, stance and voice.

From the archives: What's the connection between a poet's speaking voice and the poems they create?

Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf has been recorded and performed countless times - but the millions of children who listened over the years only knew part of the story.

From the archives: In the early, intrepid days of live TV, Leonard Bernstein brought classical music to the masses.

From the archives: The tradition of siblings performing together is as old as song.

A hundred years ago, a popular song appeared at a time similar to our own - when people desperately wanted to 'move on' from crisis.

From the archives: The classical music prodigy was a phenomenal player - with a tragic story.