Tiny Owl Rescued From Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree After 3 Days Without Food or Water

Dolly Parton is certainly getting into the Christmas spirit this year.

The Masked Singer returned after taking last week off with a two-hour edition that easily topped Wednesday’s primetime ratings. The uber-popular incognito singing competition delivered a 1.6 in the adults 18-49 demographic and 6.36 million viewers, holding fairy steady with its last fresh episode.

Will Thorne Staff Writer“The Masked Singer” and “Christmas in Rockefeller Center” went head-to-head on Wednesday night, with the NBC festive event coming out on top in the total viewers column.A total of 7.1 million viewers tuned in to the special, which featured the likes of Kelly Clarkson, Meghan Trainor, Earth, Wind & Fire, Dolly Parton and Jimmy Fallon. Meanwhile 6.4 million viewers watched the “Masked Singer” triple elimination semi final.

She recently praised the 'exciting' news that her $1million hospital donation has helped to fund Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine.And Dolly Parton got into the festive spirit as she dressed up as Mrs.

The famous Christmas tree in Rockefeller Center will have its annual tree lighting ceremony this evening and a star-studded event is set for NBC!

The holidays have come to Washington D.C. and for one last time, Melania Trump decorated the White House before President Elect Joe Biden and future First Lady Dr. Jill Biden move in. This year’s accoutrement definitely displayed Melania’s flair and modern edge as she celebrated “America the Beautiful.”

finances are so tight she has gone three days without a single meal and can't afford £5 to send daughter on school trip.Rebeka Stewart, 28, went three full days without food after having to pay £62 to get a new tap installed.Our sister paper The Mirror reported on the heartbreaking situation of the mum-of-three, from Middlesbrough, which has been pushed even further as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.The 28-year-old lives with Codie-Leigh, four, Mya-Lou, three and Harper-Jae, one, in a

who was safely released back into the wild, but oh the stories she will be able to tell her friends!).Of course, things will look a little different this year since the coronavirus is putting coal in our stockings. There will be no public attendance at the event — which is going on year 88! — but it will still air on NBC as part of the official yearly gala, Christmas in Rockefeller Center.

The tiny brown-and-white speckled Saw-whet that inadvertently traveled from Oneonta to Manhattan aboard this year’s Rockefeller Christmas tree was released back into its natural habitat on Tuesday night. Workers with the Ravensbeard Wildlife Center in Saugerties, where Rockefeller has been convalescing, released the bird at dusk into a vast upstate open space with plenty of conifers for the owl to seek safety in.

The tiny owl rescued from the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree after surviving a harrowing, 200-mile journey from Oneonta to Manhattan was set to be released back into the wild Tuesday evening. The brown and white speckled Saw-whet, nicknamed Rockefeller, will now be free to continue her migratory journey after landscapers in charge of cutting down the famed spruce ripped her from the upstate town where she might’ve spent the winter.

A 24-year-old Ohio woman who was trapped inside a sinking minivan after crashing into a river Sunday night was rescued by quick-thinking police officers who jumped into the cold waters and pulled her to safety. The woman was driving home from work around 9 p.m.

A post shared by Rockefeller Center (@rockefellercenter)A post shared by Rockefeller Center (@rockefellercenter)A post shared by Rockefeller Center (@rockefellercenter)«Did they purposely get the saddest tree to match 2020???» one commenter wrote. «2020 you took enough.