Sunday Morning

[102.5 WDVE @DVERADIO]

Being married to Jack White doesn't sound like the easiest commitment considering the color coordinated outfits, kabuki makeup, and Victorian furniture you're not allowed to sit on #dvemorningshow #jackwhite #marriageproblems

[Old School 80s @OldSchool80s]

June 24, 1987: Spaceballs was released in theaters. #80s

[FANGORIA @FANGORIA]

Lionsgate and Blumhouse-Atomic Monster's new take on THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT will haunt theaters next year. https://t.co/69jMistEg8

[Retro Bastard 🕹 @retromaniaZ]

This ad made a cartridge feel like contraband.

[Sunday Morning @Shriverdown]

@mickinmatt @20th_Centurygal I think Over The Mountain needs mentioned!

[The Extreme Music Enthusiast @TheExtremeMusi1]

This guy posts jam sessions with a little alien dude, and I love it.

[Speedline @speedlinexx]

🇳🇴Norway fans have been the best in the World Cup so far, No one comes close.

Maybe England will surprise us soon!

📹@mhaughom

[McDonald's @McDonalds]

beautiful assist by grimace. get the FIFA World Cup Meal out now

[Bite-Sized Nostalgia @landofthe80s]

"Ghostbusters II" debuted in theatres today in 1989.

BITE-SIZED FACT | The sequel broke records for the biggest non-holiday weekend opening and grossed an impressive $215.4 million worldwide during its run.

[Bite-Sized Nostalgia @landofthe80s]

“The Stuff” premiered in theaters today in 1985.

[Bite-Sized Nostalgia @landofthe80s]

Remember this 80s mascot?

[Sunday Morning @Shriverdown]

@MarkMaddenX This is awesome, my entire family is loving this!

[Grateful Dead @GratefulDead]

It’s fútbol season ⚽⚡Wishing luck to all the teams playing in the big tournament 🌹

[Randy Baumann @DVERandy]

We lost Stan three years ago today. Miss my friend every day. Stan was the absolute best. You'll never be forgotten Stanley!!!

[Bite-Sized Nostalgia @landofthe80s]

Jurassic Park starring Sam Neill, Laura Dern, Jeff Goldblum and Richard Attenborough debuted in theaters today in 1993.

BITE-SIZED FACT | The groundbreaking sci-fi adventure revolutionized blockbuster cinema and special effects, eventually going on to gross over $914 million during its original theatrical run!

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

The Beatles released their legendary album “Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band” in the US, June 1, 1967

Did you know? One of the most fascinating aspects of the album is how a random mistake during the printing of the packaging created a decades-long mystery for fans, eventually feeding directly into the famous "Paul Is Dead" conspiracy theories.

When the album was released, it featured a brilliant, colorful gatefold jacket that opened up to show a magnificent full-page photo of John, Paul, George, and Ringo dressed in their vibrant, satin marching band uniforms. However, because of a minor alignment error during the heavy mass production of the cardboard jackets for the US market, the edge of the cardboard fold cut right through the side of Paul McCartney's left sleeve.

This printing glitch completely obscured a black patch he was wearing on his arm. To the naked eye, the distorted text on the cut-off patch looked like it read OPD, which frantic fans quickly interpreted as an official police acronym for "Officially Pronounced Dead." In reality, the patch was a genuine piece of police memorabilia from Canada. McCartney had been gifted it by a fan during their 1965 North American tour, and it actually read OPP for the Ontario Provincial Police. By the time anyone noticed the printing error, millions of copies were already spinning on turntables across America, cementing a simple factory mistake into rock and roll folklore.

[Chad Tyson @chadtyson]

The number 1 song on the 2026 edition of the #DVEMemorialDay500 Countdown is #Freebird from @Skynyrd!

Thanks to everyone for tuning in this weekend!! Good times!!! 🤘

[The Steelers n'at @thesteelersnat]

The #DVEMemorialDay500 has had 47 debut songs on the countdown so far this year, including the final two songs from Friday night: HOLY DIVER and THE LOAD OUT/STAY.

33 additional songs made just their 2nd appearance.

How "Holy Diver" had never made the list before, I'm not sure!