A look at the most famous little house in America: Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater, still hanging off a cliff after nearly seventy years.

How did a German streetwalker become the All-American Girl? Writers, artists, scholars and (of course!) kids talk about the staying power of Barbie.

A look at how the racial politics of Gone with the Wind play out today, and why the story still speaks to readers and viewers.

Miles Davis' groundbreaking album became the symbol for everything jazz could be: avant-garde, hip, and soulful.

We trace the ballad of John Henry back to its origins - a cautionary tale about working too hard.

With just a pair of baggy pants, a derby hat, mustache, floppy shoes, and his own physical genius, Charlie Chaplin created silent film's most memorable character - the Tramp.

In 1942, the composer Aaron Copland was commissioned to write a piece of music for the choreographer Martha Graham. Dance and music in America have never been the same.