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298K views · 6.9K reactions | Classic 80s - 90s TV Commercial Vol. 4 Do these commercials bring back good memories? 1. McDonald's, feat Dolphy 2. Maxx Candy feat Max Alvarado 3. SMB "Bilmoko" feat APO, Bert Tawa & Fred Panopio 4. Sony Trinitron feat Joel Torre 5. Sunrise Coffee feat. Angelique Lazo 6. Mello Yello feat Jojo Alejar 7. Ajinomoto 8. Magnolia Cheese 9. Royal Gelatin 10. Gillette Right Guard Any request? Just comment down below. | Yesteryears TV | Facebook

1.5M views · 1.2K reactions | With all this talk about "creepy clowns" in the news, let's turn back the clock to when clowns weren't killers or crazy. Here's an extremely rare clip from the early 1960s of Bill Britten playing Bozo the Clown on WPIX, introducing Fractured Fairy Tales and later Flapjack the Clown. Do you remember watching Bozo? | WPIX Archives | Facebook

The WB Television Network launched on this day in 1995. It was a joint venture between Warner Bros. Entertainmen and the Tribune Broadcasting subsidiary of the Tribune Company. The network principally aired programs targeting teenagers and young adults between the ages of 12 and 34. As the NY flagship station, WPIX created a campaign of local spots to create buzz for the new network. The creative director at the time wanted to connect with our younger audiences and recruited a group of young adu

1.1M views · 13K reactions | BUT WHAT IS SALSA? There's still time to get the full story in our great doc about New York and latin music. https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/097587-000-A/nueva-york-a-musical-history-of-latin-new-york/ | Arte | Facebook

106 reactions · 36 shares | #DYK that one of the largest and most racially charged riots in America occurred in 1863? Saturday, on "Lectures in History" City University of New York professor emeritus Joshua Brown looks at the New York City Draft Riots. Watch on C-SPAN 2 at 8 & 11pm ET. https://www.c-span.org/video/?514516-2/1863-york-city-draft-riots | American History TV | Facebook

639K views · 60 shares | One artist is grasping the ridged textures of New York City's history, as he transforms manhole and coal covers into unique, colorful and explosive paintings. https://7ny.tv/2J3qm3f | ABC7NY | Facebook