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November 28, 2025 Holiday:

Black Friday

Black Friday is a major shopping event that marks the beginning of the holiday season. On this day, retailers offer incredible discounts and promotions, both in-store and online, to kick-start the festive shopping frenzy. Traditionally, stores open their doors early, often in the wee hours of the morning, and shoppers flock to snag the best deals on everything from electronics to clothing to toys. The excitement is palpable, with many shoppers lining up hours in advance to be among the first to grab the hottest items at unbeatable prices. Whether you're a seasoned bargain hunter or just looking to get a head start on your holiday shopping, Black Friday is an event not to be missed!

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Holidays on November 28, 2025:

Day After Thanksgiving

Unwind and recharge on the Day After Thanksgiving, November 28, 2025, with relaxation, recreation, and retail therapy. more >>

Lincoln's Birthday/Lincoln's Day

Honoring Abraham Lincoln's life and legacy on Lincoln's Birthday, November 28, 2025, a tribute to his contributions to American history and values of freedom, equality, and unity. more >>

Family Day

Family Day on 11/28/2025: Strengthen family bonds and create lasting memories with loved ones through quality time, fun activities, and heartfelt gestures. more >>

Native American Heritage Day

Native American Heritage Day, November 28, 2025, honors the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of Native American communities, promoting cross-cultural understanding and respect. more >>

National French Toast Day

National French Toast Day, November 28, 2025: Indulge in sweet and savory goodness, savoring simple pleasures with loved ones. more >>

Buy Nothing Day

Buy Nothing Day, 11/28/2025, a day to rethink consumption habits, resist impulse purchases, and adopt sustainable spending habits. more >>

American Indian Heritage Day

American Indian Heritage Day, November 28, 2025: Honor the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of Native American communities, and discover their significant impact on US history and modern society. more >>

Turkey Leftover Day

Discover the truth about Turkey Leftover Day, a non-existent holiday? Find out what you're really celebrating on November 28th, 2025. more >>

State Holiday

Honoring the rich history and cultural heritage of a particular state, this special day is a time for residents to come together and celebrate their unique identity, traditions, and contributions to the nation. It's a day to reflect on the state's jo... more >>
Birthdays on November 28:

Jon Stewart

63 Years Old

A comedian and TV host who satirically tackles politics and current events, making complex issues entertaining and accessible to a wide audience.

Berry Gordy

96 Years Old

Founded the legendary Motown Records, revolutionizing the music industry with iconic artists like Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross, and The Jackson 5, producing timeless hits that still r...

Ed Harris

75 Years Old

Academy Award-nominated actor and producer known for intense, nuanced performances in films like Apollo 13, The Truman Show, and Pollock. He's also a talented painter and director.

apl.de.ap

51 Years Old

A Filipino-American singer and rapper who rose to fame as a member of the Black Eyed Peas, known for his soulful voice and catchy hooks in hits like "Where Is the Love?" and "I Got...

Randy Newman

82 Years Old

A legendary singer-songwriter, composer, and pianist behind iconic film scores and witty, satirical songs that often tackle complex social issues with humor and irony.

Judd Nelson

66 Years Old

Noted for iconic roles in 1980s Brat Pack films, including "The Breakfast Club" and "St. Elmo's Fire," this actor brought rebellious charm to the big screen.

Karen Gillan

38 Years Old

A talented actress who has played iconic roles in popular TV shows like Doctor Who and movies like Guardians of the Galaxy, showcasing her versatility and charm.

Richard Osman

55 Years Old

A charismatic TV presenter, director, and producer, best known for hosting popular game shows like "Pointless" and creating engaging quiz formats.

Anna Nicole Smith

Died in 2007, aged 39

A voluptuous model and actress who rose to fame in the 1990s with her provocative Playboy spreads and outrageous antics on reality TV, captivating audiences with her larger-than-li...

Armando Iannucci

62 Years Old

A Scottish comedian, actor, director, and producer, best known for creating biting political satire, such as the TV series "Veep" and the film "The Death of Stalin".

Mary Elizabeth Winstead

41 Years Old

An actress and producer known for her versatile film roles, including horror movies like Final Destination 3 and action films like Die Hard 4.0.

Matt Cameron

63 Years Old

Drummer and songwriter for iconic bands Soundgarden and Pearl Jam, known for his powerful, dynamic drumming style and contributions to grunge music.

Events from History on November 28:
83 years ago
Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin plan WWII strategy in Tehran (Tehran, Iran) 1943
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin, the charismatic leaders of the main Allied powers, converged in Tehran, Iran, for a top-secret summit. This historic meeting marked a critical turning point in World War II, as the trio laid out a master plan to take down Nazi Germany and Japan. Over several days of intense discussions, they coordinated their military efforts, divvying up territories, and solidifying their united front against the Axis powers.
37 years ago
Communist Party of Czechoslovakia relinquishes power (Prague, Czechoslovakia) 1989
As the streets of Prague echoed with chanting protesters, the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia faced an unprecedented crisis. In a stunning reversal, the Party announced it would relinquish its stranglehold on power, marking a seismic shift in the country's political landscape. The Velvet Revolution, as it came to be known, signaled the end of four decades of communist rule, paving the way for free elections and a new era of democracy.
506 years ago
Magellan's Expedition Completes Historic Strait Passage (Strait of Magellan, Chile) 1520
After weeks of navigating treacherous waters, Ferdinand Magellan's brave expedition emerges into the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean, marking a monumental achievement in maritime history. The thrill of discovery is palpable as they chart a course into the unknown, driven by an insatiable curiosity about the secrets the New World holds. With the Strait of Magellan now conquered, the stage is set for a daring journey that will rewrite the maps and forever alter the course of exploration.
366 years ago
Founding of the Royal Society initiated by 12 visionaries (Gresham College, London, United Kingdom) 1660
In a swirl of scientific curiosity, twelve brilliant minds converged at Gresham College, sparking a revolution that would change the face of knowledge. Christopher Wren, Robert Boyle, John Wilkins, and Sir Robert Moray joined forces to create an institution that would forever alter the pursuit of scientific discovery. As they gathered, the embers of innovation kindled, and the Royal Society was born. This iconic moment marked the beginning of a new era, where empirical evidence and experimentation would reign supreme, shaping the course of human understanding.
114 years ago
Albania Secedes from Ottoman Empire's Rule (Vlorë, Albania) 1912
After centuries of Ottoman dominance, Ismail Qemali's provisional government boldly declared Albania's independence, freeing the nation from centuries of foreign rule, and sparking a new era of national pride and self-determination.
36 years ago
Margaret Thatcher resigns as UK Prime Minister (10 Downing Street, London, SW1A 2AA, United Kingdom) 1990
In a dramatic turn of events, the Iron Lady's 11-year reign came to an end as Margaret Thatcher resigned as leader of the Conservative Party and, subsequently, as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. The first and only woman to hold the office, Thatcher's resignation marked a significant shift in British politics. Her successor, John Major, took the reins, inheriting the challenges of navigating the UK's post-Cold War era.
Notable Deaths on November 28:
1994Jeffrey Dahmer American serial killer
2010Leslie Nielsen Iconic Canadian-American actor and producer with a beloved presence on screen.
2021Virgil Abloh A fashion visionary who redefined the art of style
1993Garry Moore American comedian and TV personality
1939James Naismith CanadianAmerican educator and physician who invented basketball and emphasized the importance of physical education
2020David Prowse A dual-talented athlete and entertainer who brought joy to many
1968Enid Blyton English author and poet
2012Zig Ziglar A trailblazing leader, forging a path in the military and inspiring others through his writing
1994Jerry Rubin American anti-war activist
2023Charlie Munger A business leader with a track record of success
1954Enrico Fermi Italian-American physicist and academic
2005Marc Lawrence Versatile actor, director, and screenwriter with a career spanning multiple decades.
2014Chespirito A beloved entertainer, captivating audiences through his acting, directing, and writing
1976Rosalind Russell American actress and singer known for her charismatic stage presence and versatility in a wide range of film and stage roles
2021Frank Williams A legendary figure in the world of Formula One racing
2001Kal Mann Successful songwriter behind hits in multiple genres.
2005Jack Concannon Vibrant American football player and actor who entertaining a wide audience.
1977Bob Meusel American baseball player and sailor who excelled in multiple sports and served his country during wartime
1290Eleanor of Castile Royal figure with significant influence in medieval politics
1945Dwight F. Davis American athlete and politician