In 1974, the International Music Council declared that on October 1 every year, International Music Day would be celebrated. This special day was created to encourage people to actively appreciate and enjoy the power of music that brings people together from all around the world. Similar to International Music Day, The Ed Sullivan Show brought […]
It’s official! The Ed Sullivan Show has launched its very own channel on Pluto TV. Starting today, fans can enjoy iconic performances as seen on America’s longest-running variety show in television history. For 24 hours a day and 7 days a week, we’re going to have a really big show! Found on Pluto TV within […]
From the inception of The Ed Sullivan Show, comedy has always been a mainstay of the program. Some comedians only appeared on the show a few times while others became regulars. As we look back on many of the comedians who appeared, we’d like to point a spotlight on a few of the comedic duos […]
Happy 4th of July from The Ed Sullivan Show! As we take some time to enjoy this day of both remembrance and celebration, we’d like to take a moment and look at several historical patriotic moments from the show. As we’re all aware, The Ed Sullivan Show witnessed America’s progress and transition through many different […]
As we begin to enter the summer season, The Ed Sullivan Show wanted to shine some sunlight on one of its fastest growing platforms, TikTok. In just over a year since the inception of the account, we’ve seen tremendous support from our followers. Today we’d like to share our top 10 TikTok clips that have shaken up the TikTok community.
When people think of The Ed Sullivan Show the biggest names come to mind, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Jackson 5, Elvis Presley, The Mamas & The Papas and yes, ironically enough, Topo Gigio. The little mouse was just as complicated as he was cute. Topo’s creator Maria Perego, who worked alongside her husband Federico […]
All April long, Jazz Appreciation month celebrates one of America’s earliest and iconic art forms. During the show’s 23 year run, Jazz performers from across the nation came to The Ed Sullivan Show to not only showcase their talent, but also demonstrate their love for this amazing genre.
57 years ago, The Sound of Music sang its way into viewers’ hearts on March 2, 1965. Oscar Hammerstein II and Richard Rodgers were the composers of these timeless classics that have been inspiring people for generations.
On February 9, 1964, Debbie Gendler was joined by several hundred lucky people who had the opportunity to witness one of the most iconic television debuts in history – The Beatles first appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show!
Black History Month is an annual observance to remind America to celebrate and discover the integral role that Blacks have played in our country. When it came to giving talented Black artists a platform, most would agree that The Ed Sullivan Show was that very place.