For 23 remarkable years, the Ed Sullivan Show graced television screens, serving as a vibrant platform that welcomed a multitude of iconic artists from all corners of the entertainment world, propelling many careers. We’ve compiled a list of six entertainers who would go on to host their own show and expand upon the talents showcased […]
The 1960s marked a time of revolutionary change in fashion and hair, reflecting the social and cultural shifts of the decade. It was a rebellious time that gave birth to some of the most iconic fashion and hair movements in history. From glamor girl groups to sleek mod looks and free-spirited hippie styles, the 1960s […]
Written by: Billy Altman On Monday, July 2, 1956, Ed Sullivan sent off a telegram to Steve Allen, the Tonight Show host who had recently been given an additional weekend comedy/variety program to try and break impresario Sullivan’s dominance over the Sunday 8-9 PM time slot. The previous night, Allen had trounced Sullivan in the […]
In recent years, K-pop has taken the world by storm, captivating audiences far beyond its South Korean origins. This global phenomenon has emerged as a powerhouse in the music industry, impacting pop culture, fashion, and entertainment on a global scale. While numerous factors contribute to K-pop’s worldwide popularity, the historic appearance of The Kim Sisters […]
In the fall of 1957, The Ed Sullivan Show was nearly a decade into its remarkably long run as a staple of America’s Sunday nights. Just one year earlier, the show had introduced the nation to Elvis Presley (from the waist up at least), catapulting him to superstardom. Ed Sullivan had himself become a celebrity […]
The TV Series That Changed Not Just Popular Culture But America Made Its Debut 75 Years Ago. Ed Sullivan was 46 years old and a relative unknown when, on June 20, 1948, the CBS television network introduced him as the host and co-producer of a new Sunday night variety program called the Toast of the […]
The Ed Sullivan Show is officially live on Amazon Freevee. Starting today, fans can enjoy some of the most iconic performances of all time from America’s longest-running primetime variety show in television history! From 1948 to 1971, The Ed Sullivan Show welcomed thousands of performers from around the world to its stage. For 24 hours […]
Each May, the United States honors Jewish Heritage Month where we celebrate the many contributions the Jewish people have made to the culture and history of the United States. In the history lies the very industry and purpose that this show is about, entertainment. People of Jewish descent have been pioneers within the entertainment space […]
Written by: Bill Gubbins The movie, which turns 60 this month, epitomized Ed Sullivan’s critical role as the arbiter of American popular culture. Me? On The Ed Sullivan Show? Me? Harry McAfee, appearing with . . . Ed Sullivan? I’ve got a wonderful wife, two swell kids, a good job, and now this . . […]
March marks the start of Women’s History Month, where we celebrate the contributions of women in history. The push to celebrate notable women in the U.S., began in 1978 in Sonoma County, California, to address the lack of women’s history in the K-12 school curriculum. In 1981, the U.S. Congress passed a law authorizing the […]