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One of Courteney Cox‘s most iconic moments on the TV show Friends was when her character Monica’s head got stuck in the body of a turkey… and the actress just recreated that moment!

Hugh Grant took a seven-year break from Hollywood in the late 2000s, and in a new interview reveals the decision was not his.

Hugh Grant took a seven-year break from Hollywood in the late 2000s, and in a new interview reveals the decision was not his.

Courteney Cox is re-creating an iconic Friends moment to help celebrate Thanksgiving. In an Instagram video shared Thursday, the actress wished everyone a Happy Thanksgiving before jokingly addressing that Friends GIF that goes viral every year.

Friends fans something to be thankful for. Yes, on November 25, she recreated an iconic moment from the best of all time. The November 19, 1998 episode, titled "The One With All the Thanksgivings," features the scene when with a sunglass-wearing turkey on her head.

Friends fans have watched Courteney Cox dance around with a turkey on her head more times than they can count, but it still never gets old — especially when the actress embraces the unforgettable moment by recreating it for Thanksgiving.Cox, 56, did just that on Thursday, November 26. “Happy Thanksgiving, everyone.

Courteney Cox took to Instagram to wax poetic about Thanksgiving — and to recreate the infamous turkey dance.“Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. I hope you’re having a great day.

The Nov. 19, 1998 episode of Friends became an instant classic. Twenty two years later, Monica’s (Courteney Cox) dance with a turkey on her head remains an iconic Thanksgiving moment, turned into ubiquitous gifs.

Courteney Cox is feeling grateful on U.S. Thanksgiving — mostly.

Guy Lodge Film CriticWhen his students express their weariness of constant lockdown drills, a sympathetic New York City math teacher offers them some cold comfort. Statistically, he says, they’re likelier to be hit by a car than they are to die in a school shooting.

It’s time to give thanks. Thanksgiving 2020 arrived on Nov. 26, and with it, some of your favorite celebrities gathered to express gratitude and love with those they hold dear. While the CDC has recommended against traveling and huge family gatherings – because the COVID-19 pandemic is still raging throughout the country – some stars still managed to have the best Turkey Day ever (or the best they’re going to get in 2020.)

He may still be big and red, but you’ve never seen Clifford like this before.

"The Story" host Martha MacCallum tangled with American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten Thursday night over New York City's decision to close public schools to in-person instruction. City officials announced Wednesday that schools would be closed indefinitely starting Thursday after the seven-day average coronavirus infection rate for the five boroughs ticked above 3%.

Utah authorities released body camera and surveillance footage Monday showing an 18-year-old man armed with a large knife and pointing what appeared to be a handgun at police moments before he was shot and injured by an officer last week.  The weapon was later determined to be an airsoft gun. The Ogden Police Department responded shortly after 7 p.m. on Oct.

Dave McNary Film Reporter“Deadpool 2” star Zazie Beetz will join Brad Pitt in the cast of Sony’s action movie “Bullet Train.”Joey King, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Brian Tyree Henry and Andrew Koji are also boarding the pic. “Hobbs & Shaw” helmer David Leitch is directing with Kelly McCormick producing through 87North and Antoine Fuqua through Fuqua Films.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterThe “Lilo & Stitch” ohana is expanding, with Jon M. Chu in talks to direct Disney’s upcoming live-action adaptation.Disney has yet to announce if the movie will release in theaters or on Disney Plus, the studio’s subscription streaming service.

LGBTQ-owned restaurant Twisted Soul Cookhouse and Pours is offering a complete Thanksgiving meal blending the traditional fixings with a modern and soulful twist.

Plots taking place solely within Zoom, movies shot in one solitary location and love scenes with actors’ real-life partners stepping in as doubles — the film industry has cranked up creativity levels to keep making movies amid COVID social distancing and lockdown restrictions. Among those who have turned to unorthodox measures is Phil Gorn, potentially making history in the process.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter“Eloise,” the beloved children’s book about a mischievous young girl who lives on the “tippy-top floor” of New York City’s famed Plaza Hotel, is being adapted into a live-action movie.Linda Woolverton is writing the movie for MRC Films, the independent studio behind “Knives Out” and “Mortal Engines.” MRC recently acquired film, television and stage rights for the series of leisurely reads written by Kay Thompson and illustrated by Hilary Knight.