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Where To Watch Your Favorite Thanksgiving Movies and TV Shows – An Overview 2025
Editor’s Note: Sometimes on holidays, I like to revisit and review old favorites. That’s a common thing among many, I suspect. Here’s a listing of some of the current sites that cover this type of inquiry and search. The above 10-second videos were made today with Sora. Enjoy! Remember the Logic in your Quest: 1)…
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I Tested 6 Different Breads for Thanksgiving Stuffing – Here’s the One I’ll Use Forever – Serious Eats
I Tested 6 Different Breads for Thanksgiving Stuffing—Here’s the One I’ll Use Forever The winner didn’t just soak up stock beautifully—it produced a stuffing that held its shape, stayed moist, and tasted just as good the next day. By Namrata Hegde, Published November 20, 2025 In This Article To find the best bread for stuffing,…
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The Soft Power of Gratitude – Psychology Today
Gratitude The Soft Power of Gratitude The misunderstood practice of gratitude won’t fix your problems, but it can help. Posted November 22, 2025 | Reviewed by Margaret Foley THE BASICS Key points It’s human nature to dwell on the negative. This tendency is called the “negativity bias,” or the propensity to focus on problems, annoyances,…
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Fuel for the Festivities – The Thanksgiving Breakfasts of Yesteryear – Inside Adams
Inside Adams Science, Technology & Business, ISSN 2691-3690 Fuel for the Festivities: The Thanksgiving Breakfasts of Yesteryear November 21, 2025, Posted by: Jennifer Harbster The quintessentially American holiday, Thanksgiving evokes images of vast dinner spreads, centered on turkey, and as we cook and bake, prepare and labor on these elaborate feasts, who has time to…
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A Slice of American Life from the FSA/OWI Photograph Collection | Picture This: Library of Congress Prints & Photos | Library of Congress
November 18, 2021 by Kristi Finefield Thanksgiving in America is pie’s time to shine, as one or more of these delightful desserts often provide the sweet finish to Thanksgiving feasts across the country. Depending on where you live or your family hails from, the pies could contain pecan, sweet potato, pumpkin, apple, or a wide…
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How I Mastered the Art (and Politics) of Cornbread Dressing – The New York Times
Navigating the treacherous shoals of Southern custom, class, region — and Grandma. Source: How I Mastered the Art (and Politics) of Cornbread Dressing – The New York Times
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The Modern Invention of Thanksgiving | JSTOR Daily
When you think of the history of Thanksgiving, you’d be hard-pressed not to picture funny Pilgrim hats and stereotyped Native Americans. These days, most of us know that the sanitized story we learned in grade school bears little resemblance to the real history of the Plymouth colony. But it might still come as a surprise…
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FFF: The 2015 Holiday Season
FFF: The 2015 Holiday Season November 24, 2015 Release Number: CB15-FF.25 This festive season, or simply the holidays, is a time for gathering and celebrating with family and friends, gift giving, reflection and thanks. To commemorate this time of year, the U.S. Census Bureau presents the following holiday-related facts and figures from its collection of…
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Thanksgiving History | Plimoth Plantation
Thanksgiving is a particularly American holiday. The word evokes images of football, family reunions, roasted turkey with stuffing, pumpkin pie and, of course, the Pilgrims and Wampanoag, the acknowledged founders of the feast. But was it always so? Read on to find out… Source: Thanksgiving History | Plimoth Plantation
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Thanksgiving, the Julia Child Way – The New York Times
At the height of Julia Child’s fame in the 1970s and ’80s, Thanksgiving guests often felt the need to tell her she should get her home number removed from the public directory. (This was an analog tool called a “telephone book.”) Source: Thanksgiving, the Julia Child Way – The New York Times Editorial note: Pretty…
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FFF: Thanksgiving Day: Nov. 26, 2015
In the fall of 1621, the Pilgrims — early settlers of Plymouth Colony — held a three-day feast to celebrate a bountiful harvest. This event is regarded by many as the nation’s first Thanksgiving. The Wampanoag Indians in attendance played a key role. Historians have recorded ceremonies of thanks among other groups of European settlers…
