2001 "Jack Haley, Jr", documentary producer, That's Entertainment!, dies at 67
1998 4th Blockbuster Entertainment Awards
1997 3rd Blockbuster Entertainment Awards
1997 4,000th episode of "Entertainment Tonight"
1996 John Tesh's final day as host of "Entertainment Tonight"
1996 2nd Blockbuster Entertainment Awards
1995 1st Blockbuster Entertainment Awards
1994 House votes to end lobbyists buying meals and entertainment for Congress
1993 Entertainment Tonight's 3,000th show
1992 Actress Heather Thomas weds entertainment lawyer Skip Brittenham
1992 John Tesh (Entertainment Tonight) marries actress Connie Selleca
1991 2,500th episode of Entertainment Tonight airs
1989 "Entertainment Tonight" performs their 2,000th TV performance
1989 Entertainment Tonight's Mary Hart marries producer Burt Sugarman
1987 Soviet filmmakers arrive in Hollywood for an entertainment summit
1986 John Tesh's 1st appearance on Entertainment Tonight
1984 Leeza Gibbon's 1st appearance on Entertainment Tonight
1982 Mary Hart joins Entertainment Tonight
1982 Leonard Maltin's 1st appearance on Entertainment Tonight
1981 Entertainment Tonight premieres on TV
1977 8th (final) part of "Roots" is most-watched entertainment show ever
1972 "That's Entertainment" closes at Edison Theater New York City after 4 performances
1972 "That's Entertainment" opens at Edison Theater New York City for 4 performances
1971 Leanza Cornet, TV host, Entertainment Tonight
1968 ABC radio splits into 4 networks (Info, Entertainment, Contemp and FM)
1966 Lisa Canning, Virgin Islands, hostess, Entertainment Tonight
1962 Julie Moran, TV hostess, Entertainment Tonight, Independence Day
1958 Cecily Adams, Queens, New York, entertainment caster, American Heart
1957 Leeza Gibbons, born in South Carolina, TV host, Entertainment Tonight, Leeza
1954 Bob Goen, TV host, Wheel of Fortune, Entertainment Tonight
1954 Michael Scott, reporter, Entertainment Tonight
1953 Garrett Glaser, entertainment correspondent, Entertainment Tonight
1951 Mary Hart, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, TV hostess, Entertainment Tonight
1950 Leonard Maltin, born in New York City, movie critic, Entertainment Tonight
1949 Robb Weller, TV host, Entertainment Tonight, Home Show
1948 Pat O'Brien, reporter, Entertainment Tonight
1947 John Weider, bassist, Family-Family Entertainment
1946 1st hour long entertainment TV show, "NBC's Hour Glass" premieres
1945 Ron Hendren, born in Pinehurst, North Carolina, TV host, Entertainment Tonight
1944 Roger Chapman, rock vocalist, Family-Family Entertainment
1934 Barbara Howar, Nashville, reporter, Washington Post, Entertainment Tonight
1909 Lucy Kroll, entertainment agent
1774 Continental Congress orders discouragment of entertainment
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