3 Reasons Why Your New Year's Resolutions Fail—and How to Fix Them
Heed these three simple tips for fail-proof resolutions.
Heed these three simple tips for fail-proof resolutions.
It's tough work being born right at midnight on January 1! New Year's babies used to get showered with gifts and prizes, but today their fame is fleeting.
Everyone knows about the ball-drop in Times Square, but here are some of the most popular New Year's Eve traditions from around the world.
Reuse your boxes and give back to the community at the same time.
Bowling hasn't always had a wholesome reputation.
In 17th-century Boston, wishing a fellow colonist so much as a "Merry Christmas" meant shelling out five shillings for flaunting the Yuletide spirit.
In Gävle, Sweden, nothing says “Christmas” like the sight of a four-ton straw goat overlooking the town square. Too bad some jerk usually comes along and lights it on fire.
11. Hand out crackers.
How the sleepy holiday footage became a ratings juggernaut.
Here's a look at some holiday characters who might not be familiar to Americans, but who play a big role in celebrations around the world.
The fantastically-shaped radish sculptures of La Noche de los Rabanos are the centerpiece of a major cultural event.
Take a trip down holiday memory lane with these still-amazing gifts from 25 years ago.
The ship was a Christmas tradition in Chicago until one stormy night in 1912.
Happy Birthday!
If you’re paying attention to your Christmas carols, there are some pretty ancient terms mixed in with all of the Fa-La-La-La-La-ing.
These are the stories behind some of the most sought Christmas volumes.
Thirty years ago, a personal tragedy led to the creation of the album that brought us "Christmas in Hollis."
That includes midnight, New Year's Eve.
1200 slices were distributed for free to holiday shoppers.
In some towns, Christmas is all year-round. From Santa Claus, Indiana, to Bethlehem, Wales, here are nine places where it's December 25 365 days a year.
Just in case the eaten cookies and answered letters weren't convincing enough.
The Radio City Rockettes are a New York City Christmas must-see, but they didn't originate in the Big Apple.
The Middle Ages were a wild time.
Children used to address their letters to Iceland, Ice Street, Cloudville, and 'Behind the Moon.'