Parade of Nations posts
Slate.com The Pride parade was always about being seen. Craig Rodwell would be proud.
This Year’s NYC Pride Parade Will Be Televised, Fulfilling the Original Parade’s Mission of Queer Vi
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On June 25, 2017, New York’s LGBTQ Pride Parade will be televised on a major network for the first time in history. The pride parade began in 1970 as a ...
105 months ago
Los Angeles Times The parade and activities are designed to improve communities.
Parade, service projects to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day in L.A. County
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The parade starts at 10 a.m.
110 months ago
Washington Post Pita Taufatofua turned heads and set Twitter ablaze during the Parade of Nations.
Meet the very oily Tongan flag bearer from the Opening Ceremonies
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Pita Taufatofua turned heads during the Parade of Nations.
116 months ago
Washington Post Sports File this under things you never thought you'd see: the IOC said no to an NBC request.
NBC tried to change the order of the Parade of Nations for better ratings. The IOC said no.
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116 months ago
Gawker NBC has submitted a formal request to the Rio organizers that the Olympic teams enter the stadium in English alphabetical order, instead of the Portuguese alphabetical order that is currently planned.
Report: NBC Asks Olympics To Reorder Parade Of Nations For Better Ratings
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I’m a consummate Olympic cynic—I think the whole damn thing should always be held on the same “Olympic Island,” so no city has to waste billions of dollars on something with no real payoff for its residents. But I genuinely like the Parade of Read more ... Nations. It’s educational, like a walking Sporcle quiz, a...
116 months ago
Mashable The parade was such a success that it became an annual tradition.
The Macy's Thanksgiving Parade used to just let the balloons float off
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The evolution of the parade, since 1929.
125 months ago
TIME The parade included 12,000 synchronized troops and 200 aircraft
127 months ago
The Wall Street Journal The U.S. has yet to receive a formal invitation to the Chinese parade, but encourages Beijing to hold “a forward-looking event that promotes reconciliation and healing.”
RSVP Angst: Who Will Attend China’s World War II Parade?
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A military parade marking the end of World War II is becoming a diplomatic headache for Western nations wary of offending China by not attending but worried that the event will showcase Chinese firepower and discredit Japan.
128 months ago
Hong Nguyen There was no PARADE Magazine in The Seattle Times! Staff at King County Library System did not know how to read Parade thru Washington Post...she showed me www.parade.com. Do I miss any thing?
133 months ago
TIME It snowed on their parade
134 months ago