Began career at age 4 in stage production of "Bach Babies" at New York Symphony Space, New York (date approximate)

Performed off-Broadway with Ensemble Studio Theater at age 6 in "Afterschool Special"

Appeared with the New York City Ballet at Lincoln Center in "The Nutcracker"

Feature film debut, "Rocket Gibraltar"

TV series debut in an episode of "The Equalizer"

Performed in several TV commercials

Culkin's footage edited out of "Born on the Fourth of July"

First starring feature role, "Home Alone"

Returned off-Broadway to the Ensemble Studio Theater to take part in a reading of Keith Reddin's "Sam I Am" (consisting of two one-act plays, "The Big Squirrel," in which Culkin had starred in 1987, and "Mister Softee")

Provided the voice of Nicholas McClary in the animated series, "'Wishkid' Starring Macaulay Culkin"

Hosted "Saturday Night Live" (November 23)

Featured in the controversial Michael Jackson video "Black or White", directed by John Landis

Made last feature film appearances to date: "Getting Even with Dad", "The Pagemaster" and "Richie Rich"

In August, announced he would not accept any acting roles until issues of parental custody were settled

Resumed acting career on the London stage, opposite Irene Jacob in "Madame Melville"; recreated role in NYC opposite Joely Richardson (2001)

Returned to feature films to portray NYC club kid Michael Alig in "The Party Monster"

Made a guest appearance on the NBC sitcom "Will & Grace," as Karen Walker's immature divorce lawyer

Played a wheel chair-bound student in a Conservative Christian highschool in "Saved," opposite Jena Malone and Mandy Moore