289K views · 1.5K reactions | #OnThisDay in 1988: Pubs could now open between 11am and 11pm, beginning a new era of flexible opening hours. Reporter Sally Chidzoy found out what the locals at the Ye Old Green Dragon in Norwich made of it all. | BBC Archive | Facebook

52K views · 31 reactions | Danny DeVito turned 75 this week. To celebrate, we're throwing it back to 1988 when we interviwed him about his audience, learning to handle disappointment, and taking "the good with the bad." Thanks for the laughs, Danny! | MTV News | Facebook

22K views · 11 reactions | With Passport, get extended access to your favorite PBS programs – anytime, anywhere! Binge, catch up, and rewatch your favorites. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3gdexEq  | WHYY | Facebook

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3.3K views | Ken Burns joins Terry Gross live on stage for a special preview and conversation on “The American Revolution.” TICKETS ARE FREE! | WHYY | Facebook

9.8K views · 204 reactions | My dad is an artist. In 1988 he created this design and had it printed on shirts and stickers. He'd take me to Dead shows in the Bay Area and we'd sell, trade and give them away on the lot. We decided to start printing them again, and dyed a little batch together. Here's a peek at a few of them. Visit my website if you'd like to see all of my available work, link in my profile thanks for watching! | Moondipper Tie Dye | Facebook

Em 1988, no Tributo a Nelson Mandela, o público esperava por grandes bandas, luzes e palcos cheios. Mas quando Tracy Chapman subiu sozinha, apenas com o violão nas mãos, o estádio inteiro ficou em silêncio. Sem dançarinos, sem efeitos, sem playback. Só voz e verdade. E bastou isso pra ela emocionar o mundo com “Fast Car”, transformando um momento de imprevisto técnico em um dos shows mais icônicos da história. Uma artista que provou que a força da música não está no volume, mas na alma. 🎶 #Trac