new years eve

When you pop the bubbly on New Year's, remember all that goes into it. Yeah, okay, you probably won't do that, but don't let that stop you from enjoying these fun facts about champagne.

So what do we do at the radio station on New Year's Eve?  We call up Gallagher to see if he can stop by and help us smash a few things.

The eyes of America turn to Times Square come New Year's Eve, so get ready for some eye-popping stats about the big night.

Move over Ryan Seacrest, there's another New Year's Eve host in town. King Julien of 'Madagascar' is hosting a Netflix on-demand countdown for the kids, that parents can play anytime during the night. Families can ring in 2015 before midnight and the kids can get to bed at a reasonable time.

It may be morning here, but others around the world have already rang in 2015. See fireworks displays from around the world.

With New Year's Eve approaching, we encourage you to drink responsibly, and have a designated driver if you're going out to celebrate. So, when do we Americans consume the most alcohol? 4th of July weekend? New Year's Eve? The results may surprise you.

What will the new year bring? I always liked to read predictions for the year ahead, and here are some for 2015.

We're all familiar with the usual New Year's resolutions: lose weight, get in shape, quit smoking, cut down on drinking, etc. And while all of those are good intentions, there are some unusual resolutions people can make.

You can't ring in the New Year without a bottle of bubbly.  But there's no need to spend a bunch of money for champagne. Check out our ten Champagnes or sparkling wines, and there's really no difference, that you can get under $20.

Have you been to Times Square in New York City to see the ball drop on New Year's Eve? Now you can see it from the comfort of your own home with several live webcams or even on your iPhone. The Times Square Ball will even be tweeting.  You can follow on Twitter @TimesSquareBall.

Another New Year's Eve this year without Dick Clark, the creator of "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve" which first aired in 1972. Every New Year's Eve, the TV in the McShea household was tuned to that show, and Dick Clark never let us down. Even after his stroke a few years back, he courageously continued with help from Ryan Seacrest. Wednesday Night, ABC rings in the new year with Ry

New Year’s Eve – a time for revelry, chicanery or, if you’re the reserved type, peace and quiet.