Today in 2015, the planet/non-planet Pluto first came into visual focus for the people of Earth. In what ways has Pluto exerted a pull on our collective musical imagination? Find out on this brief episode of "A Day in the Life."

Today in 1988, model, actress, vocalist and Warhol superstar, Nico passed away in Ibiza. This episode of "A Day in the Life" explores her work as a solo artist, with the Velvet Underground, and even with jazz pianist Bill Evans.

Today in 2010, Pink fell off the stage during a performance in Germany. This "A Day in the Life" considers this and other artists that have taken spills while rocking out, including Dave Grohl, Madonna, and Iggy Pop. Buckle your safety belt.

Today in 1938, George Gershwin's first biographer, Isaac Goldberg, passed away in Boston, Massachusetts. Find out why you should care about Goldberg if you care at all about the music of Gershwin on this brief episode of "A Day in the Life."

Today in 1904 arts entrepreneur and critic Lawrence Morton was born in Duluth, Minnesota. How did he shape the course of ancient and modern music on the west coast of the United States? And what piece of music did Igor Stravinsky dedicate to Morton in 1962? Find out on this brief episode of "A Classical Day in the Life."

Today in 1985, Run DMC performed at rock super concert Live Aid. How did their epic performance at this globally televised event change the course of hip hop? Find out on this brief episode of "A Day in the Life." All that and Adidas.

Today in 1922, American operatic soprano Maude Fay got married. Prior to that point in time she had established an international reputation. What was the effect of her wedding on her performance career? And what is her legacy today? Find out on this brief episode of "A Classical Day in the Life."

Today in 1979 an event now known as "Disco Demolition Night" took place in Chicago, Illinois. This episode of "A Day in the Life" explores the deeper roots of this out-of-control event and how such violence continues to resonate today.

Today in 1922 The Hollywood Bowl opened for business. Who were the first performers to take the stage? And what landmark performances and "odd moments" have taken place there over the course of the last century? Find out on this brief episode of "A Day in the Life."

Today in 1946, Spanish composer Manuel De Falla wrote the last completed page of his opera Atlantis, a work that remained unfinished at the time of his death the following November. What inspired this epic of Spanish history and legend? And who later completed the work? Find out on this brief episode of "A Classical Day in the Life."