Gwen Stefani pre-taped her performance for the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. She sang White Christmas for a crowd of ...

The Macy's Day Parade, a beloved Thanksgiving tradition, had humble beginnings. So, let's travel back in time to explore its origins. In 1924, Macy's hosted its inaugural parade, initially named ...

At the heart of it all stands the 83-foot-tall Christmas tree, a symbol of the magic that Macy's brings to the San Francisco shopping district each year.

A photo of Macy's in New York City. Six pedestrians were struck by a taxi outside of Macy's on Christmas Day. Getty What To Know The injuries in New York City come after five people were hurt when ...

Seven people were injured in New York City on Christmas Day when a taxi jumped a sidewalk and hit pedestrians outside a Macy's department store after the cab driver suffered a medical episode ...

A float depicting "Little Miss Muffet" takes part in the Macy's Christmas Parade on Thanksgiving Day in 1924. (Courtesy Macy's, Inc.) This "Balloonatics" float from the 1926 Macy's Thanksgiving ...

The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade was canceled from 1942-1944 because of supply shortages during World War II, namely helium and rubber. Festivities returned in 1945.

‘Macy’s Day Parade,’ ‘Christmas in Rockefeller Center,’ Jimmy Fallon Special and More Headline NBC’s Holiday Programming The network will also broadcast “Rudolph the Red-Nosed ...

The parade in New York City, presented by department store chain Macy’s, was first held in 1924 under the heading “Macy’s Christmas Parade” to promote holiday sales and spot… ...

(Archive Photos/Getty Images) 1961: ‘A Fantasy of Christmas’ Teen performers appear in classic roller skates in this image from the 1961 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

This year's event will feature 28 clown crews, 26 floats, 16 giant balloons, 11 marching bands, five performance groups, three "baloonicles"—cold-air inflatables driven down the parade route, and ...

The parade in New York City, presented by department store chain Macy’s, was first held in 1924 under the heading “Macy’s Christmas Parade” to promote holiday sales and spot… ...