Some New Year’s Eve celebrations are more memorable than others, for better or for worse.

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See how well you remember quotes from the ‘Harry Potter’ series.
For many Victorians, parties, dancing, and festive spirits were staples of New Year’s celebrations. Yet there were many other odd, quaint, and charming customs that for the most part are no longer with us.
There have been many great examples throughout vinyl history, with artists recording sound in the groove.
History has seen an assortment of colorful kooks, quacks, and snake oil salesmen who tried to convince the public they could smoke, chew, or drug themselves to a thinner physique.
New data shows the states that feel the most alone during the winter holiday stretch.
Didn’t manage to get a dinner reservation for New Year’s Eve? Look no further than this delicious recipe for pan-seared filet mignon with red wine and pomegranate pan sauce that you can make from home.
Be careful out there!
End-of-year smooching has roots in the parties of ancient Rome, but Thomas Edison had a part to play, too.
You might know all the recent Disney movies, but how well do you remember these classics?
Is it bald faced lie, or bold faced lie? Coming down the pike? Or pipe? Coleslaw, or cold slaw?
These photos paint a picture of tragic times throughout history, but against all odds, the subjects overcame adversity and created lives for themselves.
This list may not make you feel old—but it probably will warp your sense of time.
These familiar words and sayings, such as ableism, couch potato, and more, aren’t as old as you might think.
Disney tends to use patterns when deciding how to open their movies. Can you tell which scene starts off each classic film?
Forget images of glittery champagne bottles and fireworks bursting over snow-covered cities. From dancing pigs to unnerving children, these vintage postcards were a more unusual way to ring in the new year.