The world's first live global satellite TV program is aired.
'Star Trek: The Original Series' aired for the first time on NBC-TV.
ABC aired Batman for the first time.
Thunderball, the fourth James Bond film, premiered in Tokyo.
"A Charlie Brown Christmas" made its debut on television.
The musical 'The Sound of Music,' starring Julie Andrews, premiered.
The Supremes first appeared on 'The Ed Sullivan Show,' singing 'Come See About Me.'
The American musical comedy 'My Fair Lady,' starring Audrey Hepburn, was released in the US.
Disney's Mary Poppins was released and premiered at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles.
Jeopardy! is aired for the first time.
The Beatles made their first appearance on the 'Ed Sullivan Show' and pulled in a record-breaking 73.7 million viewers.
The Pink Panther film premiered, directed by Blake Edwards with a theme by Henry Mancini.
"Doctor Who" debuts on TV.
The second James Bond spy movie, 'From Russia With Love,' was released in London.
The epic historical drama movie 'Cleopatra' was released.
Alfred Hitchcock's movie The Birds is released.
To Kill a Mockingbird film was released.
'Lawrence of Arabia' film directed by David Lean, was released in the United States.
The American psychological thriller 'What Ever Happened to Baby Jane' with Joan Crawford and Bette Davis was released.
James Bond makes his theatrical debut.
The filming of the first James Bond movie, 'Dr. No,' began.
The American romantic comedy 'Breakfast at Tiffany's,' starring Audrey Hepburn, was released in the US.
Jane Fonda starts her acting career with 'A String of Beads' on NBC.
Walt Disney's animation '101 Dalmatians' was released in theaters.
First episode of Coronation Street airs.
The American epic historical drama movie 'Spartacus' premiered in New York City.
American animated sitcom 'The Flintstones,' which romanticized the Stone Age debuted on ABC.
Alfred Hitchcock's movie Psycho is premiered.
The comedy movie 'The Apartment' was released in New York, US.
The first 8 stars are added to the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
American sci-fi horror movie 'Plan 9 From Outer Space' premiered.
The black and white romantic comedy 'Some Like it Hot' was released to movie theaters in New York City.
Disney's 'Sleeping Beauty' was released in theaters.
The world's most famous clown 'Bozo' premiered live on KTLA-TV in Los Angeles, California, US.
The noir psychological thriller film 'Vertigo,' directed by Alfred Hitchcock, was released.
After 104 episodes, Adventures of Superman aired its final episode.
The BBC broadcasts the spaghetti tree hoax.
Elvis makes movie debut in "Love Me Tender".
The first television show with an African American host, 'The Nat King Cole Show,' aired on NBC.
The adventure comedy movie 'Around the World in 80 Days' premiered in New York, US.
The epic Western drama movie 'Giant' premiered in New York City, US.
The film Moby Dick is premiered.
Elvis Presley first performs 'Hound Dog' live on TV.
James Dean's most acclaimed movie, 'Rebel Without a Cause,' was released in the US.
ABC aired the first episode of 'The Mickey Mouse Club.'
The ITV network launched in the UK, which became the BBC's first rival.
Disney's classic movie 'Lady and the Tramp' was released in theaters in the US.
Godzilla released.
ABC premiered Walt Disney's first TV show, 'Disneyland.'
The musical film 'A Star is Born' with Judy Garland as the leading actress premiered at Pantages Theatre in Hollywood.
