Lucy goes to hip London to experience all the current fads.

Discover the story behind “Fancy,” Bobbie Gentry’s powerful tale of poverty and survival that became one of Reba McEntire’s signature songs.

Explore 10 dreamy, haunting psychedelic classics, from “Season of the Witch” to “Nights in White Satin,” plus two unforgettable honorable mentions.

Explore Donovan’s 1966 classic “Season of the Witch,” its psychedelic roots, memorable covers, and Alanis Morissette’s haunting new version.

Costumes, chocolate, this classic special-few things just say Halloween. In this adventure, Charlie Brown gets ready for a party, while Snoopy focuses on the Red Baron.

Explore the origins of “Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen,” its message of sorrow and hope, and Marian Anderson’s historic performance.

Revisit the pilot episode of Bewitched, where Samantha reveals her magical secret to Darrin and one of TV’s most beloved sitcoms begins. The pilot episode of Bewitched, “I, Darrin, Take This Witch, Samantha,” aired on September 17, 1964, on ABC.

Five people bet they can spend the night in the said-haunted Hanley house. Things get dicey when some eerie manifestations occur. Icy hands that choke, cars that won't start, and every path through the woods lead back to the house.

Meet The 60 Four, the retro vocal group bringing four-part harmonies, slick choreography and classic showmanship to The Voice Australia.

An English squire's (Peter Cushing) son (John Fraser) exposes a pirate (Bernard Lee) and his gang of 19th-century shipwreckers.

Devious wizard Lodac abducts Princess Helene. Young Sir George vows to rescue the fair maiden and win her heart in the process. George, who apprentices for a bumbling witch, nabs an enchanted sword from his boss's collection and makes off for Lodac's lair...

In eighteenth century England, the mysterious masked rider known as the Scarecrow leads a rebel band to save the town of Romney Marsh from King George III's oppression and Naval press gangs.

See Dionne Warwick at just 23 years old in a remarkably intimate 1964 performance at Belgium's 27 Club, singing her earliest classics.

The first appearance of Fat Albert. This special inspired the creation of the series "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids." The plot was based on the 'go-kart skit' from Bill Cosby's 1966 album 'Wonderfulness.'

Discover the story behind Ain't No Mountain High Enough, from Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell's iconic duet to Diana Ross' unforgettable solo hit.