When singer Alicia Keys hit it big, she knew she was finally living the dream she always had for herself. Still, she says, her new success had its challenges. "I didn't even know where I lived half the time," she says. Watch as she opens up about handling her fame in the beginning and how she got through it.

In 2001, a newcomer named Alicia Keys made her national television debut on an 'Oprah Show' episode about women who sing. Since then, she's sold more than 35 million records worldwide and has 14 Grammys! Look back at that very first appearance.

Singer Alicia Keys was 16 years old and about to sign her very first record deal. During the negotiations, she says, one thing in the room tempted her to sign on the spot. Find out what it was and why her manager was wary.

Singer Alicia Keys says she learned one very important lesson after watching herself perform at the Kennedy Center Honors: Don't wear anything that makes you look like you're being attacked by an animal. Watch and get more of Alicia's fashion advice.

Singer Alicia Keys says that before she went solo, she wanted to be the "baby Michael Jackson" of a girl group. Watch as she reminisces about the all-girl group she joined when she was 9 years old and how she eventually went off on her own.

Singer Alicia Keys says she never understood the phrase "you know when you know" until she met her husband, recording artist and producer Swizz Beatz. Watch as Alicia opens up about her husband and what she's learned about motherhood from her son, Egypt.

Season 3 of Oprah's Master Class kicks off with singer Alicia Keys. Tune in Sunday, March 3, at 10/9c as she opens up about getting bit by the singing bug, following her passion, her marriage to Swizz Beatz, motherhood and more. Watch a preview today!

On Oprah's Master Class, true modern masters share their successes, failures, triumphs, disappointments and heartbreaks. Season 3 will feature entertainers Alicia Keys and Stevie Nicks, supermodel/entrepreneur Cindy Crawford, renowned journalist Tom Brokaw and more.

This special edition of Oprah's Master Class offers some of the most memorable lessons of the series, along with numerous never-before-seen insights from the masters.

It's the tour NBA basketball player Grant Hill is most proud of in his career, and it has nothing to do with professional sports. Over the years, Grant has collected African-American artwork, which he says is more than a pastime. It's a way to keep him connected to his cultural past.