New Years Eve

Welcome, 2014. As we said goodbye to 2013, a whole mess of our favorite celebs were Instagramming photos of their big night out, tweeting messages about the past and the future, all the while enjoying the present.

We are all aware that at 12 Midnight on New Years Eve the giant crystal ball drops in Times Square to ring in the new year. What you might not know is that other cities all around the United States have things they drop (or raise) at Midnight to celebrate the beginning of the new year.

A lot of restaurants jack up prices for New Year’s, but Applebee’s may have taken it to extremes.

Wow! Can you believe it? It's almost time to ring in the new year. To bring you up to speed on some of the things that have happened in the past 365 days, I thought we would take a look back at some of our biggest articles from 2013.

It's true the holidays are easily the greatest time of year, but it can also be the most exhausting. After so much preparation, it sort of feels like we want to nap for weeks. It also doesn't help that we ate our weight in ham and stuffing and chocolate, so we're currently nursing a major food hangover. But it's time to rally, people! We can't forget one of the greatest parties is coming up in jus

When it comes time to celebrate the passing of another year, people around the world often gather together and make a lot of noise in order to demonstrate their good cheer.

In the unlikely event you find yourself in a soiree full of Hollywood celebs this New Year’s Eve, which A-lister would you start sidling up to around 11:58 in hopes of stealing a kiss when 2011 becomes 2012? Turns out that–wait for it–a lot of women want to lay a tipsy smooch on the lips of George Clooney while men want to “make friends” under the mistletoe with Jennifer Aniston.

The New Year is coming up quick. This Friday is party time!