Blake Shelton Gwen Stefani, Justin Theroux More Stars Celebrate Thanksgiving 2020 — Pics

Courteney Cox recreated her Friends raw turkey dance for Thanksgiving this year and now she’s explaining just what went into making that moment happen.The Cougar Town alum, 56, reprised the iconic moment from a 1998 episode of the sitcom last month, showing herself dancing with the raw bird on her head in a video as she wished everyone well over the holiday.“Happy Thanksgiving everyone, I hope you’re having a great day. I’m feeling so thankful,” she said via Instagram on November 26.

Guess it wasn’t as easy as it looked!?

Courteney Cox goes to extreme lengths to please her fans.

Despite experts warning Americans not to host large Thanksgiving feasts this year due to coronavirus cases being on the rise, Cardi B had more than three dozen people at her Turkey Day dinner. “12 kids and 25 adults over the holidays. It was lit,” the rapper bragged on Twitter. Her tweet received a lot of criticism from people who did not respect this seemingly careless behavior — especially from those who missed out on family time because they were following the expert advice.

Friends fans have become a little predictable over the years, inundating Courteney Cox every Thanksgiving with GIFs of the iconic moment Monica danced for Chandler with a turkey wedged on her head. Well, 2020 was the year Cox embraced her status as the "symbol of Thanksgiving": In a superlative Instagram video, she recreated the scene from "The One With All the Thanksgivings," jamming her head inside a turkey and dancing for the camera once more.

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.

Jade Roper and Tanner Tolbert dressed their 2-week-old son, Reed, in a turkey costume on Thursday, November 26. “Marinated and cooked this little Turkey for 9 months to perfection,” the Bachelor alum, 33, captioned a sleeping shot of her infant via Instagram.The Colorado native’s husband, also 33, went as far as to put the newborn in a pan full of vegetables and apples.

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.

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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.

She made her wardrobe call at 4 p.m. The recognition on the parking attendant’s face wasn’t lost behind the Dodgers logo on his facemask.

coronavirus pandemic, Thanksgiving looks a little bit different this year.

Travis Scott, 29, is making Kylie Jenner, 23, and their daughter Stormi, 2, his priority this Thanksgiving. The Astroworld rapper sponsored the inaugural Cactus Jack Foundation Turkey Drive in his hometown of Houston on Wednesday, November 25, but he was noticeably absent from the festivities.

Washington Post reporter Jonathan Capehart, who asked then-Senator Harris to give her best turkey brine tips moments before she went live on MSNBC’s Politics Nation. She went into full detail while prepping for an on-air interview—quickly pivoting between talking turkey and talking politics like the pro that she is. In the video, Harris shares recipes for both wet brine and dry brine, which includes basting the turkey with a “cheap bottle of white wine" (we like her style) and mixing salt and