#28: Ed Sullivan (1956)

In 1956, broadcasting icon Ed Sullivan received an Emmy Award, a well-earned honor for his work as the host of The Ed Sullivan Show. The variety program, which ran weekly from 1948 to 1971, became a staple of American television, introducing audiences to groundbreaking performances.

Sullivan’s keen eye for talent helped launch the careers of The Beatles, Elvis Presley, and countless others. His Emmy win recognized his hosting skills and lasting influence on entertainment, shaping pop culture for decades.