Do You Remember Today (“DYRT”) – April 3

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• Paris Jackson (1988)
• Amanda Bynes (1986)
• Leona Lewis (1985)
• Chrissie Fit (1984)
• Cobie Smulders (1982)
• Matthew Goode (1978)
• Aries Spears (1975)
• Jennie Garth (1972)
• Catherine McCormack (1972)
• Picabo Street (1971)
• Wes Berggren (1971) – (RIP 1999)
• Charlotte Coleman (1968)
• Sebastian Bach (1968)
• Cat Cora (1967)
• Jennifer Rubin (1962)
• Eddie Murphy (1961)
• David Hyde Pierce (1959)
• Alec Baldwin (1958)
• Mel Schacher (1951)
• Richard Thompson (1949)
• Richard Manuel (1945)
• Tony Orlando (1944)
• Barry Pritchard (1944)
• Jonathan Lynn (1943)
• Marsha Mason (1942)
• Wayne Newton (1942)
• Eric Braeden (1941)
• Jan Berry (1941)
• Jeff Barry (Joel Adelberg) (1938)
• Jane Goodall (1934)
• Don Gibson (1928)
• Marlon Brando (1924)
• Doris Day (Doris Mary Ann Von Kappelhoff) (1922)
• Robert Karvelas (1921) – (RIP 1991)
• Leslie Howard (1893)
• Washington Irving 1783

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• 1930 – 2nd Academy Awards: “The Broadway Melody“, Warner Baxter & Mary Pickford win
• 1978 – Diane Keaton wins an Oscar for her role in Annie Hall.

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• 1980 – Hardly Working, a comedy film directed by and starring Jerry Lewis, premiered on this day.

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• 1985 – Alamo Bay, a drama about a Vietnam veteran living in Texas, premiered. It stars Amy Madigan and Ed Harris.
• 1987 – Making Mr. Right, a romance/comedy film directed by Susan Seidelman, was released on this day.
• 1987 – Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol is the fourth comedy film in the Police Academy series.

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• 1956 – Elvis Presley performed on “The Milton Berle Show.”

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• 1959 – The BBC banned the Coasters song “Charlie Brown” because of the word “spitball.”
• 1960 – The Everly Brothers made their debut in UK.

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• 1965 – “Wooly Bully” by Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs was released.
• 1978 – Cher and Rod Stewart’s TV special aired on ABC.
• 1989 – Pepsi refused to have Madonna be their spokesperson, claiming her video “Like A Virgin” was inappropriate.
• 1996 – MC Hammer filed for bankruptcy.
• 1998 – Dave Navarro left Red Hot Chili Peppers

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• 1949 – WLWS TV Channel 4 in Ohio begins broadcasting (NBC)
• 1953 – “TV Guide” was published for the first time.
• 1955 – Fred Astaire’s first television appearance airs for “The Toast of the Town” with Ed Sullivan.
• 1967 – WNYE TV Channel 25 in Brooklyn, NY (PBS) begins broadcasting

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• 1972 – Charlie Chaplin returned to the US after a twenty-year absence.
• 1993- The Norman Rockwell Museum opened for the first time in Massachusetts.

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