Music & Film
Each week's three biggest new albums — by the artists most read about on Wikipedia — from release day through the weekend, a year ahead.
Every album that reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 (and its predecessors) since 1956 — consecutive weeks at the top as one bar.
Every song that reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, from its debut in August 1958 to the present. Consecutive weeks at the top are combined into a single event.
The #1 film at the US box office each week, from 1946 to the present. Consecutive weeks at #1 are combined into a single event.
Broadway's shows from opening night to closing — the longest runs, the famous ones of every season, and the longest-running show ever as the record passed from The Elephant of Siam (1831) to The Phantom of the Opera — with each season's Tony winners behind them.
Every episode of Conan O'Brien's shows since 1993 — Late Night, The Tonight Show, Conan, Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend and Conan O'Brien Must Go — with each night's guests and bits, from Wikipedia's episode lists.
Every actor to play the Doctor in Doctor Who, from William Hartnell in 1963 — each from their first regular episode to their last, with the show's 1989–2005 gap and the 1996 film.
Every Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Drama Series and Comedy Series, each from its ceremony until the next.
Every Grammy for Album of the Year and Record of the Year, each from its ceremony until the next.
The actors who've played James Bond in Eon's films, each from his first film's release until the next Bond's.
Each week's three most popular new movies in US theaters, across their opening weekend, a year ahead — from TMDB.
Every Academy Award for Best Picture, from Wings in 1929 — each winner from its ceremony until the next, with the night's host and venue.
Every episode of Saturday Night Live since October 11, 1975 — host, musical guest and the night's notes — and the Saturdays to come, from Wikipedia.
Every Saturday Night Live cast member's run since 1975, repertory and featured, so you can see who overlapped.
Every Super Bowl halftime show since 1967 — from marching bands and Up with People to Michael Jackson, Prince and Kendrick Lamar — on its game's day, with its guests and setlist.
Every host of NBC's The Tonight Show since Steve Allen in 1954 — Carson's 30 years, and Jay Leno's two stints around Conan O'Brien's seven months.
Every Tony for Best Musical and Best Play, each from its ceremony until the next.
Each week's five most popular TV premieres — new series and new seasons — across the premiere's weekend, six months ahead, from TMDB.