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Thanksgiving 2020 may feel very different thanks to COVID-19, but many of the usual specials like the Macy's parade are still available to watch on TV to bring a sense of normality.

Videos show protesters upset about the election results, urging that Republican officials are not re-elected for "not explicitly helping Trump to 'stop the steal.'"

The conservative news network's CEO tweeted that President-Elect Joe Biden "should be working on a way to clear all the charges he faces" for voter fraud, despite the fact that most claims about voter fraud have been debunked.

The president also said that his supporters at the event wouldn't "stand for a Rigged and Corrupt Election."

Wentworth Miller has announced he is retiring as Michael Scofield from "Prison Break" as he no longer wants to play straight roles, leading to an outpouring of support from his former co-stars.

Group C contetant Lips is the latest Season 4 contestant to get the boot on "The Masked Singer."

Group C contestants Mushroom, Broccoli, Whatchamacallit, Jellyfish, Squiggly Monster and Lips will finally perform on the fourth season of "The Masked Singer" on Wednesday.

"I have a 15-year-old daughter, I watched that, I was kinda grossed out by it," Kennedy said in an interview with Trump's attorney.

The president's son was seemingly making reference to comments that Biden had made during an appearance on "The Breakfast Club" in May.

Bye-bye Baby Alien.

Group B will compete in a playoff round on the Wednesday night episode of "The Masked Singer."

Tamblyn brought up Kelly's past comments in response to a tweet that Kelly had written, criticizing Kamala Harris for making faces during the vice presidential debate.

Group A contestants Popcorn, The Sun, Snow Angels and Giraffe competed in the first playoff round of "The Masked Singer" Season 4.

Group A contestants The Sun, Giraffe, Popcorn and the Snow Owls will compete in the special "Famous Masked Words" episode of "The Masked Singer" Season 4 on Wednesday.

An ultra-famous actor was beneath the mask.

Judges have teased a truly wild episode, and we're ready to watch.

"The Orville" has now been off the air for nearly a year and a half—but creator Seth MacFarlane has hinted that it could be coming soon to Hulu.

"Family Guy" and "The Simpsons" may no longer have white actors play non-white roles—though its most major Black character will not be recast until later in the season.

"The Simpsons" Season 32 is the Fox show's first after their pledge to stop having white actors voice characters like Apu, Carl and Dr. Hibbert.

Christopher Scalia said that his father, the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, put an emphasis on his friendship with his colleague Ruth Bader Ginsburg, even though the two differed on so many viewpoints.

The former New York mayor defended President Donald Trump who has been criticized for what he knew about the dangers of the novel coronavirus.

The 2020 primetime lineup isn't as full as previous years because not all returning shows have resumed production just yet—but there are still a few fan favorites premiering soon.

A wholesome video recently shared to Reddit has users quoting Disney's 1981 animated tearjerker.

Brennaman, who works for Fox Sports Ohio, was suspended for making an on-air slur on a hot mic before reading a promo during a game.

"Over 6 thousand Covid patients shoved into nursing homes killing over 6,000 elderly."

"The Masked Singer" is set to return to Fox in fall 2020, and Fox has finally revealed whether Nick Cannon will present Season 4 after his anti-Semitic comments.

NASCAR will hold their annual Memorial Day weekend race without fans in attendance.

"Graduate Together 2020" will air across multiple networks on May 16 and will see President Barack Obama, LeBron James, Megan Rapinoe and many others paying tribute to the class of 2020.

"9-1-1" Season 4 has been confirmed by Fox, but the show will not air in its usual time slot this fall.

"9-1-1" is about to see Connie Britton come back to the Fox show for the first time in two years as her character Abby Clark deals with her unfinished business with Buck.