While watching the 2022 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, there’s a good chance that you’ll notice the singers are lip-syncing during their performances and there’s a reason for this.
Almost all of the entertainers who “sing” live on 34th Street during the annual event will be lip-syncing and this is perfectly normal for the parade.
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The 2022 Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City will be aired on multiple networks, including CBS!
The network will be airing a special live from a Sixth Avenue site along the parade route. The beloved parade is famous for its gigantic balloons of cartoon character favorites, fantastic floats and lively marching bands from across the country.
While the parade is known nationally as the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, only NBC airs that version of the parade and a different set of performers will be seen on that broadcast!
CBS’ version of the parade will be hosted by Entertainment Tonight‘s Kevin Frazier and TV personality and author Keltie Knight.
The special will air from 9am – 12pm ET and 1pm – 4pm PT on CBS. It will also stream live on Paramount+.
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Thanksgiving Day is almost here and fans might be looking for something to watch on the national holiday.
Well, Netflix is actually adding five titles to the streamer on the holiday!
One addition is a brand new Netflix holiday moving featuring a well known TV actor, another is a film that stars Kim Kardashian, and a new J-drama is being added, too! Gerard Butler stars in one of the other movies, and there’s also a Jake Gyllenhaal fan fave included.
Click inside to find out what is being added to Netflix on Thanksgiving Day (November 24)…
Joe Biden speaks directly to one of the turkeys he pardoned for 2022 Thanksgiving at a formal event outside the South Lawn of the White House on Monday (November 21) in Washington, DC.
The 46th President of the United States was joined by a huge crowd for the event, as he pardoned Chocolate, and Chip, for the holiday festivities.
Ahead of Joe arriving through, both Chocolate and Chip were seen taking off on the lawn and running away! Thankfully, their handlers got them back and the ceremony went on.
Chocolate, and Chip, were raised at Circle S. Ranch, outside of Charlotte, North Carolina, and will reside on the campus of North Carolina State University following today’s ceremony.
Some of the other names of Presidential turkeys include Peanut Butter and Jelly, Stars and Stripes, Corn and Cob, and Marshmallow and Yam.
The first Thanksgiving turkey on record to receive a reprieve was in 1963 when President John F. Kennedy received a 40-pound turkey with a sign around its neck that read, “GOOD EATING, MR. PRESIDENT!”
However, the official pardoning of the turkey came in 1987 with Ronald Reagan.
Check out 45+ pictures from Joe Biden pardoning two turkeys for Thanksgiving 2022…
