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Michelle Taylor

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Christmas 12/25/25 Is a Date Nerd’s Dream

This year’s Christmas is extra special: it lands on 12/25/25, a date pattern that only comes around once every hundred years! The last time was 1925, and the next isn’t until 2125. People are already planning themed parties and keepsakes for this ultra-satisfying calendar moment. If you’re into rare coincidences or just love a good number pattern, this is your year to celebrate! Who else is marking their calendar for this once-in-a-lifetime Christmas? #Culture #Christmas2025 #DatePattern

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Michelle Taylor

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St. Elmo’s mile-long glow-up is back!

St. Elmo’s Virginia Avenue Greenway is about to transform into a glowing mile of holiday magic this December 20th. What started as a small neighborly idea during the pandemic has become a heartwarming tradition, raising nearly $15,000 for local causes. This year, expect live music, circus acts, interactive art, a holiday market, and even a bike parade—plus a visit from Santa himself! All proceeds support the Chattanooga Humane Education Society. It’s free, family-friendly, and all about celebrating the creativity and connection that make St. Elmo shine. Who’s planning to stroll the luminaria-lit path this year? #Culture #StElmoLuminaria #Chattanooga

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Lindsey Medina

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White Christmas Odds: Are We Getting Snow?

Dreaming of a white Christmas? Here’s the scoop: Unless you’re in places like Minnesota, Maine, or the Rockies, don’t get your hopes up for a snowy Dec. 25. Even Denver only has about a 1-in-3 shot! The West Coast and Deep South? Basically zero chance. Weather can always surprise us, but if you want snow, you might need to plan a mountain getaway. Check back closer to Christmas for updates! #Culture #WhiteChristmas #SnowWatch

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Erin Wilson

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Cincinnati’s 2026 Music Fest lineup is stacked!

White linen season can’t come soon enough—Cincinnati Music Festival just revealed its 2026 lineup, and it’s a dream for R&B and hip-hop fans. Friday night features Charlie Wilson, Tyrese, Ledisi, and 803 Fresh. Saturday gets even bigger with Mary J. Blige, Trey Songz, SWV, Doug E. Fresh, Heatwave, and a special appearance by Nelly. The festival runs July 23–25 at Paycor Stadium and The Andrew J. Brady Music Center, with the Thursday OG Hip-Hop show still under wraps. Festival 513 returns too, bringing free street vibes and Black-owned vendors. Who’s already planning their outfits? #Culture #CincinnatiMusicFestival #CMF2026

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Vickie Scott

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Thanksgiving’s Untold Story: Not All Gratitude

Thanksgiving isn’t just about turkey and gratitude—its real history is way darker than the family-friendly version we grew up with. The first Thanksgiving was followed by years of violence and loss for Native Americans, and many see it as a day of mourning, not celebration. Every year, indigenous groups gather in Plymouth to remember what was lost. Next time you’re passing the mashed potatoes, remember there’s more to the story than just Pilgrims and pie. #Culture #Thanksgiving #History

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Kevin Gregory

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Macy’s Parade Just Smashed TV Records!

Did you catch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade this year? Turns out, you weren’t alone—NBC’s coverage pulled in a record-breaking 34.3 million viewers! That’s the biggest audience the parade has ever had, with a huge jump in younger viewers too. Between the star-studded performances and classic floats, it’s no wonder everyone tuned in. Can you believe it’s almost the 100th parade next year? #Culture #MacysParade #Thanksgiving

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Kyle Fleming

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Macy's Parade: The Price of Holiday Magic

Ever wondered what it really costs to make the Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade so epic? Turns out, the price tag is a jaw-dropping $10-13 million! From helium for those massive balloons to celeb appearances and wild floats, it’s basically a blockbuster movie budget. Brands pay big bucks for a spot, but the exposure is worth every penny. The parade isn’t just a tradition—it’s big business, boosting NYC’s economy and giving brands major holiday clout. #Culture #MacysParade #Thanksgiving

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Vickie Scott

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Macy’s Parade Breaks Viewership Records!

The 2025 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade just smashed records—34.3 million people tuned in across NBC and Peacock! That’s 2.5 million more than last year. Between epic floats, giant balloons, and live performances from stars like Cynthia Erivo, Busta Rhymes, and Mr. Fantasy, it’s no wonder everyone was glued to their screens. Even The National Dog Show and late-night shows saw a ratings boost. Holiday TV is officially back in a big way! #Culture #MacysParade #Thanksgiving

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Vincent Silva

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Macy’s Parade Breaks Viewership Records!

Did you catch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade this year? Turns out, you weren’t alone—over 34 million people tuned in, making it the most-watched parade ever on NBC and Peacock! That’s 2.5 million more than last year. Even the under-25 crowd showed up big (+20%). Looks like the holiday classic is more popular than ever! Did you watch live or stream it later? #Culture #MacysParade #Thanksgiving

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Vickie Scott

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Thanksgiving’s Real OGs Weren’t Just Pilgrims

Turns out, the classic Thanksgiving story leaves out a LOT. The whole “Pilgrims and Indians” feast? Not the first! Native Americans had harvest feasts centuries before Plymouth, and even Spanish settlers threw a thanksgiving party in the 1500s. The Pilgrims only became the stars of the holiday when America wanted a founding myth—sometimes at the expense of other groups. Next time you pass the cranberry sauce, remember: Thanksgiving’s roots are way deeper (and messier) than we learned in school! #Culture #Thanksgiving #History

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