Thanksgiving history
This ship carried the Pilgrims to the New World in 1620
Mayflower
This neighborhood once known for artists and lofts is now home to upscale boutiques.
Soho
This SZA hit begins with “I just killed my ex.”
Kill Bill
This decade popularized bell-bottoms and tie-dye.
In Beauty and the Beast, the Beast’s portrait already shows him with this feature hinting at his human form.
His Blue Eyes
This Friends character famously gets a turkey stuck on their head.
Joey
This iconic New York deli is famous for the line “I’ll have what she’s having.”
Katz Deli
This Dua Lipa single tells you, “Don’t show up, don’t come out.”
Dont start now
Blue jeans were invented by this company in 1873.
Levis
In Frozen, this couple can be spotted walking into Elsa’s coronation.
Rapunzel and Flynn Rider
This U.S. president made Thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863.
Lincoln
Shake Shack started in this Manhattan park.
Madison Square Park
This 2019 Lizzo hit begins with the line “Why men great ’til they gotta be great?”
Truth hurts
This designer created the “New Look” in 1947 with cinched waists and full skirts.
Christian Dior
In The Little Mermaid, these two iconic characters can be seen in the crowd during King Triton’s entrance.
Mickey Mouse and Goofy
The Pilgrims landed in this present-day U.S. state.
Massachusetts
This Bronx neighborhood is home to Yankee Stadium.
Highbridge
The artist who sings “Bad Habit.”
Steve lacy
This 90s supermodel was known as “The Queen of the Catwalk.”
Naiomi Campbell
In Coco, this famous Pixar car character can be spotted as a piñata.
Lightning McQueen
This month is when Canada celebrates its own Thanksgiving.
October
This Manhattan neighborhood is known as "the heart of LGBTQ+ nightlife."
Hells kitchen
This 2013 track by Baauer sparked a massive internet dance meme.
Harlem shake
This designer’s “No Show” in 2020 involved sending clothes on hangers down a conveyor belt instead of using models.
Balenciaga
In Monsters, Inc., Boo hands Sulley a toy of this famous Pixar character
Nemo