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The year was 1965 and the concert featuring four kids from Liverpool at New York's Shea Stadium -- home of the hapless Mets -- was the talk of the town and, reportedly, the largest, highest-grossing rock concert of its era.

Adam Lambert has taken the better part of a year to unfold his shiny wings on national television.

Entertainers have been misbehaving on TV - or accused of it, at least - long before singer Adam Lambert was even born.

Charles Rosenay has been a fan of the Beatles since their classic 1964 performance on "The Ed Sullivan Show," and for the Orange resident, the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree.

There was a time when KCOS, El Paso's public television station, enjoyed more support -- from viewers, businesses and donors.

OK, you swingin' cats, get ready: The Plaids are back for their encore this holiday season.

The Beatles Rocked America when they appeared on The Ed Sullivan Show. Remember when you saw them? You can see them again by watching this special presenation of "The Ed Sullivan Show." From the late 1940s 'til the early 1970s, millions of viewers of all ages saw great musical acts each Sunday night on "The Ed Sullivan Show." This installment in ...

"My Music Presents: Ed Sullivan - The Sixties," which will be shown on WQED on Nov.

"Entertain Me," a new production reminiscent of "The Ed Sullivan Show" and "The Gong Show," is looking for local talent.

"Movies Are Better Than Ever" was the slogan back in the 1950s, as I recall. That was in an effort to recapture the audiences that left movie houses empty during the early days of television.

Jacqueline Bourque's 'The Sum of Its Parts' is part of the 2009 New Brunswick College of Craft and Design faculty show at Government House.

" Comedian Jackie Mason returns to the Forum Theatre stage before making his way back to the Great White Way.

What a terrific finale to the outstanding third season of Mad Men ! "Shut The Door, Have A Seat" is aptly titled, as that is what happens throughout the episode.

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In Barry Levinson's film "Avalon," several generations of a large, boisterous family gather in front of a new television set in the 1950s, eyes young and old lasered to the small screen as if waiting for the curtain to rise on a spectacular production.

The late trumpeter Al Hirt, who had his own club on Bourbon Street for more than two decades, will be inducted posthumously into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame this weekend.

In the last few years, Jeff Dunham has become something akin to a rock star. The 47-year-old entertainer routinely sells out concert halls and arenas at home and abroad, travels in a decked-out touring bus and just launched a new weekly cable television show.

During the 1950s and '60s, variety shows hosted by Ed Sullivan, Lawrence Welk, Arthur Godfrey and others were among the most popular programs on television.

During his introduction at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 25th anniversary concert at Madison Square Garden on Thursday night , Tom Hanks brought up a good question: "Does rock and roll need a hall of fame?" He immediately arrived at his answer.

I run into an awful lot of people in my line of business who make it a point to explain that they don't really watch TV.