Subcategories - Entertainment, Entertainers

  1. The 1939 World’s Fair Introduces Regular U.S. Television Service
  2. 60 Minutes Becomes the First Televised Newsmagazine
  3. Aaron Copland
  4. ABC Begins Its Own Network Television Service
  5. ABC Makes a Landmark Deal with Disney
  6. Abel Gance
  7. Adams’ Nixon in China Premieres
  8. Agnes de Mille
  9. Agnes de Mille Choreographs Rodeo
  10. Ailey Founds His Dance Company
  11. Aimé Césaire
  12. Akalaitis’ Green Card Confronts Audiences with Harsh Realities
  13. Akira Kurosawa
  14. Alban Berg
  15. Albert Schweitzer
  16. Alexandra Danilova
  17. Alfred Hitchcock
  18. All in the Family Introduces a New Style of Television Comedy
  19. Allen’s Annie Hall Captures Complexities of 1970’s Life
  20. Amahl and the Night Visitors Premieres on American Television
  21. The American Dream Establishes Albee as the Voice of Pessimism
  22. The Amos ’n’ Andy Radio Show Goes on the Air
  23. Andrea Gabrieli
  24. Andrés Segovia
  25. Anita Loos
  26. Anna Pavlova
  27. Annie Oakley
  28. Antitrust Prosecution Forces RCA to Restructure
  29. Antitrust Rulings Force Film Studios to Divest Theaters
  30. Anton von Webern
  31. Apocalypse Now Is Hailed as the Ultimate Vietnam War Film
  32. Aristophanes
  33. Armstrong First Records with His Hot Five Group
  34. Armstrong Perfects FM Radio
  35. Arnold Schoenberg
  36. The Art of Radio Develops from Early Broadcast Experience
  37. Arthur Miller
  38. Arturo Toscanini
  39. ASCAP Forms to Protect Writers and Publishers of Music
  40. ASCAP Is Founded to Protect Musicians’ Rights
  41. Athol Fugard
  42. August Strindberg
  43. Baker Dances in La Revue nègre
  44. Balanchine and Kirstein Make New York a World Center for Ballet
  45. Balanchine’s Serenade Inaugurates American Ballet
  46. The Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo Finds New Leadership
  47. Baraka’s Dutchman Dramatizes Racial Hatred
  48. Barnum’s Circus Forms
  49. Bartók and Kodály Begin to Collect Hungarian Folk Songs
  50. Baryshnikov Becomes Artistic Director of American Ballet Theatre