Macy's unveiled the new additions to its annual Thanksgiving Day parade Monday, which include The Boss Baby and Red Titan from "Ryan's World." This year, as a result to the pandemic, the public can only watch the parade on television. (Nov. 23)

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Bebe Rexha is bringing 'Baby, I'm Jealous' to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in 2020.

Israelis can watch the pre-recorded festivities on YouTube starting at 4 p.m. Israel Time on Thanksgiving Day.

Americans pondering Thanksgiving gatherings amid a national COVID spike should bear in mind the increased risks, experts say.

Several health experts have weighed in on Santa's wellbeing and COVID plans for the upcoming holiday season.

A million-dollar donation by Dolly Parton has helped fund the production of a promising new coronavirus vaccine by Moderna Therapeutics.

For gatherings of 10 people, places like New York City and Charleston, South Carolina are at a low-risk percentage under 10 percent.

The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will be turned into a TV-only event, featuring performances from Broadway casts and Dolly Parton.

If we want to increase the likelihood that people can find meaningful ways to participate in holiday events — and stay safe — we need to acknowledge how hard this is.

The singer welcomed everyone to "RickTok" by dancing along to his 1987 hit "Never Gonna Give You Up."

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade is still happening, but due to COVID-19 the only way to watch is live on NBC.

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Many are planning smaller celebrations amid the pandemic, raising questions for the $4.3 billion turkey industry.

With limited social interaction, I now worry about every text I send and phone call I have.

After almost 160 years, Macy's Santa Claus won't be coming to town due to coronavirus risks.

This year, products like turkeys, streaming devices, and loaf pans will be harder to find due to the coronavirus pandemic.