Described as a watershed moment in the history of advertising, Apple's "1984" commercial aired nationally during Super Bowl XVIII on January 22, 1984.

A quick rundown of stories of times that someone other than the president's wife has served as First Lady.

One of the icons of indie cinema, the director, producer, and screenwriter's career spanned over 50 years.

The country fiddler, singer and songwriter is best known for writing "A Satisfied Mind", and spent much of his later career touring with Faron Young.

Known as the "Apollo Queen of Fashion," the TV host, actress, and dancer became a household name for her elegance, charisma, and her signature high-stepping walk onto the stage of the Apollo Theater, and for her long run as co-host of Showtime at the Apollo.

The pastor turned activist became a central figure in international controversy regarding religious tolerance and free speech.

From its founding in London in 1905 to its current status as the world's most recognizable luxury watch brand, Rolex would transform the wristwatch from a delicate accessory into a robust, precise tool capable of withstanding extreme conditions, securing its legacy as the ultimate symbol of achievement.

A rundown of fun facts about some of the greatest musical geniuses the world has ever known, from Bach to Gershwin.

Founded in 1972, Supersax (derived from "Super Saxophone") was a jazz ensemble dedicated to playing harmonized arrangements of Charlie Parker’s bebop improvisations.

The Emmy award-winning news anchor was a staple of New York City television in a career that spanned over four decades.