This Week in Pop Culture History

This Week in Pop Culture History includes two of the greatest games in NFL history, an important moment for sports free agency and the birth of a music legend.

This week in pop culture history includes the premiere of three Oscar Best Picture winners and two medium-changing television series.

This week in pop culture history includes the murder of a music legend, a rock star's shocking marriage and a historic Heisman Trophy winner.

This week in pop culture history includes the Altamont music festival tragedy and the end of the greatest game show winning streak.

This week in pop culture history includes the record for most individual points in an NFL game, the premiere of one of the greatest American films ever and a shocking admission from a great rock star.

This week in pop culture history includes the debut of Mickey Mouse, the start of one of film's most successful series and a unique Billboard #1 change.

This week in pop culture history includes #FreeBritney, the beginning of Rolling Stone & Sesame Street and one of the worst tragedies in live music history.

This week in pop culture history includes the end of the "Curse of the Billy Goat," the oldest heavyweight boxing champion ever and Magic Johnson's shocking retirement.

This week in pop culture history includes a couple of great World Series moments, a couple of NBA firsts and one of the greatest matches in boxing history.

This week in pop culture history includes a couple of Formula 1 champions, a rock hall of famer sued for plagiarizing himself and a tragic rock music plane crash.

This week in pop culture history includes the debut of "I Love Lucy," the Olympic black power salute by Tommie Smith and John Carlos and Bill Mazeroski hitting the first World Series clinching home run in baseball history.

This week in pop culture history includes the only perfect game in World Series history, the first lady of late-night TV and the premiere of "Saturday Night Live."

This week in pop culture history includes perhaps the greatest defensive play in baseball history, the death of a young Hollywood superstar and maybe the most controversial moment in 'SNL' history.

This Week in Pop Culture History features the debut of two of television's longest running shows and potentially the greatest dunk in basketball history.

This week in pop culture history includes the premieres of three popular, award-winning TV shows and Madonna's show-stopping MTV VMA performance.

This week in pop culture history includes Kanye West's interruption of Taylor Swift at the VMAs, a new baseball "Hit King" and the premiere of one of Hollywood's most shocking films.

This week in pop culture history includes the darkest moment in Olympic history, Elton John performing a tribute for a Princess and minor league baseball's "Great Potato Incident."

This week in pop culture history includes the debut of a top 10 all-time album, one of the most-watched TV series finales ever and one of the most unbelievable moments in baseball history.

This Week in Pop Culture History features the peak of Tiger Woods's golf dominance, Jimi Hendrix's early morning Woodstock jam and the highest scoring game in Major League Baseball history.

This week in pop culture history includes the shocking death of rock music's biggest star, the debut of a couple of Hollywood classics and potentially the greatest day by an athlete in Olympic history.

This week in pop culture history features the death of a Hollywood icon, the end of baseball's biggest scandal and Jesse Owens disproving Adolf Hitler's white supremacy theories in action.

This week in pop culture history features the premiere of two Best Picture Oscar winners, the inaugural World Cup and the deaths of a couple of music stars.

This Week in Pop Culture History Bob Dylan plugged in, Milli Vanilli was busted and the Apollo 11 moon landing was one of the most watched events in TV history.

This week in pop culture history includes one of the first big concerts for charity, Jim Thorpe's Olympic record and controversy and the premiere of one of TV's biggest Emmy winners.

This week in pop culture history features a baseball forfeit due to a hatred of a music genre, the formation of one of music's greatest bands and one of the most emotional wins in NASCAR history.

This week in pop culture history includes a handful of moments from America's national pastime, as well as the death of a '60s rock star.

This week in pop culture history includes the death of a Hollywood legend, a first for music on the internet and the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in favor of Muhammad Ali.

This week in pop culture history includes an important step in the making of motion pictures and the night much of America tuned in to the O.J. Simpson police chase.

This week in pop culture history includes the greatest horse the sport of horse racing has ever seen, the controversial firing of a legendary comedy duo and a no-hitter thrown under the influence of LSD.

This week in pop culture history includes the release of one of music's most profound protest songs, one of horse racing's greatest moments and the premiere of a modern TV classic.

This Week in Pop Culture History includes a trio of memorable Indianapolis 500 moments and one of the best TV shows of the '60s earning Emmy gold.

This week in pop culture history includes a couple of late-night TV legends saying goodbye and the first-ever night game in Major League Baseball history.

This week in pop culture history includes the premiere of Sight & Sound's greatest movie of all time, the first Oscars ceremony and the death of a music legend.

This week in pop culture history includes the first-ever Grammy Awards, the future of rock & roll and perhaps the most famous image in hockey history.

This week in pop culture history includes the first country music No. 1 by a female artist, the first ever toy TV commercial and the start of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

This week in pop culture history includes two of the greatest No. 1 selections in NFL Draft history and two memorable Saturday Night Live moments.

This week in pop culture history includes two legendary Masters Tournament champions and the trial that began a Hollywood career.

This week in pop culture history includes a couple of Academy Award milestones, the premiere of film's greatest musical and the death of a popular comedian.

This week in pop culture history includes an Oscars classic, a couple of college basketball champions and the greatest April Fool's Day piece in journalism history.

This week in pop culture history includes multiple Academy Awards moments, the inaugural Masters Tournament and Alice Cooper performing with Muppets.

This week in pop culture history includes the first song ever to top the Billboard chart posthumously, an historic college basketball team & the first use of the term "greatest hits."

This week in pop culture history includes the cancellation of the March Madness, early TV's biggest scandal and the premiere of an American film classic.

This week in pop culture history include "The Fight of the Century," a first for rap music and a controversial statement by John Lennon.

This week in pop culture history includes the most-watched TV episode in American history, Muhammad Ali's first heavyweight title and an historic day for Daniel Day-Lewis.

This Week in Pop Culture History features one of live music's worst tragedies, the beginning of NASCAR and the death of one of its greatest drivers.

This week in pop culture history includes the start of Beatlemania in America, a couple of memorable Daytona 500 finishes and Beyonce accomplishing a first.

This week in pop culture history includes a couple of Tom Brady's greatest moments, and one of his worst. Also, significant moments from Charlie Chaplin and Fleetwood Mac.

This week in pop culture history includes a music superstar holding the Super Bowl hostage, the debut of a late-night TV legend and the death of a sports legend.

This week in Pop Culture History includes John Elway finally breaking through, Bob Dylan's arrival in Greenwich Village and the premiere of TV's greatest miniseries.

This Week in Pop Culture History includes the NFL's greatest team, a Super Bowl promise and Stevie Wonder's rally to make Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday a national holiday.