March 7 in History

• 1955

  March 7, 1955:

  The musical adaptation of J.M. Barrie's play, “Peter Pan” is presented live on NBC as the first full-length Broadway production on color TV.

• 1969

  March 7, 1969:

  The international hit single by Tommy Roe titled "Dizzy" is gold certified.

• 1975

  March 7, 1975:

  English musician David Bowie releases his 9th studio album titled “Young Americans”.

• March 7, 1975:

  "Mirror", a Russian art film directed by Andrei Tarkovsky, is released.

• 1983

  March 7, 1983:

  The British new wave band, Tears for Fears drops their first studio album titled “The Hurting”.

• March 7, 1983:

  The British vocal group Bananarama issues their debut studio album titled “Deep Sea Skiving”.

• 1985

  March 7, 1985:

  Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie’s song titled "We Are the World" is originally released.

• 2011

  March 7, 2011:

  American actor Charlie Sheen is sacked from CBS’ popular comedy sitcom titled "Two and a Half Men".