Nobel Prize
Receives the Nobel Peace Prize for speaking against violence, repression and racism and defending human dignity.
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Receives the Nobel Peace Prize for speaking against violence, repression and racism and defending human dignity.
Appears in Peggy Sue Got Married
Will synthesizes experimental tests of general relativity and parameterized post Newtonian theory
Asimov published Robot Dreams, a collection illustrated by Ralph McQuarrie.
Publication of "Rogers Version"
US naval forces enter the Gulf of Sirte which Libya had illegally claimed
Makes his feature breakthrough with She's Gotta Have It, which he writes, directs and stars in.
Schutz proposes using gravitational-wave observations of compact binaries as standard sirens, allowing cosmic distances and the Hubble constant to be measured without a conventional distance ladder.
Stars in "The Color of Money"
Directs, New York, The Color of Money
Produces "The Other Side of Life" for the Moody Blues
Bernadette Peters received the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her work in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Song and Dance.
Stars in Top Gun which becomes the highest grossing film of the year, taking in US$354 million in worldwide figures
Winner of the Tour de France, 1st win. LeMond becomes the first American cyclist to win the race
The term "weapons of mass destruction" is used in the context of nuclear arms control by Ronald Reagan used at the Reykjavik Summit
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