January 14, 1954

Today In History

Marilyn Monroe marries Joe DiMaggio in San Francisco

Joltin’ Joe DiMaggio wedded the girl of his and many other men’s dreams yesterday afternoon in the San Francisco City Hall. The time and place was kept a closely guarded secret and only about 500 people managed to hear about it in time to turn the corridors outside Municipal Judge Charles S. Perry’s court into a madhouse. The couple arrived shortly after 1 p.m. They posed willingly for pictures and politely answered questions. When the excitement was over, Judge Perry announced with a cheerless sigh: “I forgot to kiss the bride.”

Remember When

Classic Poster
Incredible Moment | Underdog US runner Billy Mills Wins 10,000m Gold | Tokyo 1964 Olympics
Roger Staubach
He joined the Dallas Cowboys as a 27-year-old rookie in 1969 due to his commitment in the Navy. He did not win the regular quarterbacking job until his third season in 1971. In the nine seasons he was in command of the Cowboys attack, they played in six NFC championship games, winning four of them, and also scored victories in Super Bowls VI and XII.
Song of the Day
The Beatles | Hey Jude | The Dick Cavett Show
The Carpenters perform LIVE | We've Only Just Begun
Explore America
Biscayne Boulevard in Miami

Classic Hollywood

Shirley MacLaine

Adele Jergens

Angela Lansbury

Audrey Meadows

Barbra Streisand

Shirley MacLaine

Adele Jergens

Angela Lansbury

Audrey Meadows

Barbra Streisand

TV Show of the Day
The Rolling Stones on The Ed Sullivan Show
DAN AYKROYD
Hailing from Ottawa, Canada, Dan Aykroyd made a name for himself as one of the original cast members of Saturday Night Live. Before coming to New York, he honed his comedic skills with the Second City Comedy Troop in Toronto and began his acting career as a student at Carleton University in Canada. Aykroyd’s friendship with John Belushi and their on-screen chemistry brought success to the duo with the popular film The Blues Brothers, which he also wrote. Aykroyd still performs as Elwood in the Blues Brothers Band with Jim Belushi. As screenwriter and a star in the movie Ghostbusters, Aykroyd found movie success again with the now classic comedy in 1984. Nominated for an Academy Award as Best Actor In A Supporting Role for his role in Driving Miss Daisy, he was the first male cast member from Saturday Night Live to achieve that honor. An avid motorcycle enthusiast and music aficionado, he is co-owner of the restaurant chain House of Blues. Aykroyd has been married since 1983 to actress Donna Dixon, and the couple has three daughters.
A compilation of some Barry Sanders' collegiate highlights at Oklahoma State University
Interview of the Day
Interview with Al Pacino
View all the U.S. National Parks in One Quick Minute

Americans Out and About

Baseball has many wonderful stories

Dodgers and Giants introduce baseball to the west coast in 1958 in front of 78,000 fans

Dodgers play in World Series in LA in 1959

The Dean Brothers - Dizzy and Daffy

"Ernie" Banks, nicknamed "Mr. Cub" and "Mr. Sunshine" - always known for saying "Lets Play Two"

Mickey Mantle - worked in a hardware store in the off season

Dodgers and Giants introduce baseball to the west coast in 1958 in front of 78,000 fans

Dodgers play in World Series in LA in 1959

The Dean Brothers - Dizzy and Daffy

"Ernie" Banks, nicknamed "Mr. Cub" and "Mr. Sunshine" - always known for saying "Lets Play Two"

Mickey Mantle - worked in a hardware store in the off season

Collectible Editions

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