New Year's Eve

As if Kathy Griffin stripping down to her bra during CNN's New Year's Eve coverage wasn't bad enough, poor Anderson Cooper also had to contend with being abducted by the Green Goblin from the Broadway play 'Spider-Man: Turn Off The Dark.' Fortunately, however, the webslinger himself was there to save the day.

Sure, everybody loves The Beatles. But we never thought the music of the Fab Four would unite the likes of Steven Tyler, Alice Cooper and "Weird Al" Yankovic. And yet, there they were onstage singing 'Come Together' on New Year's Eve.

We've come to expect outrageous behavior from Kathy Griffin during CNN's New Year's Eve show, but she really outdid herself this time by appearing on camera in her bra. Happy New Year?

Sometimes twin babies born hours apart can end up having different birthdays, but one set in Minneapolis actually have different birth years. While Beckett Humenny was born at 6:40 p.m. on New Year's Eve, it seems his sister Freya wasn't quite ready to leave the comforts of the womb until nearly six hours later. She was born at 12:26 a.m. on January 1st.

While it may not have been romance per se, a sequin-covered Lady Gaga welcomed in the new year by macking on NYC's Mayor Bloomberg. It's fair to say we probably won't be seeing him in Gaga's next music video (as that's how her relationship with Taylor Kinney all started), other celebrity couples followed their example and celebrated New Year's with a little romance....

Cheers! It's time to crack open a bottle of bubbly as we bid a finally! fond farewell to 2011 and get ready to ring in 2012! We at TheFW would like to share some New Year's-themed videos and graphics to post and share with all of the firecrackers in your life. We wish you a year filled with funny articles, hilarious videos and someone smoldering to smooch at the stroke of midnight!

Party animals love New Year's Eve because they get to drink themselves silly, throw glitter everywhere and dress up like babies without being thought of as creepers (in most cases, anyway). Rather than welcoming in 2012 with pictures of sloppy drunks in diapers, however, let's instead focus on actual babies. They're much cuter and don't scream "Party!" every few minutes. Check out some s

New Year's Eve is one of the most fun celebrations of the year, but, seriously, of all the things to drop on this over-the-top extravaganza New York chose that dull ball? We know it's tradition, but come on. There are plenty of other things to drop, like pelicans, pickles and even drag queens. Check out how some people across the country do up New Years.

New Year's Eve bashes can be pretty predictable: glittery paper hats, feathered boas, plastic champagne flutes, an off-key group rendition of 'Auld Lang Syne' or Abba's 'Happy New Year.' And, of course, blacking out and forgetting everything that just happened. This time around, why not r ...

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.  Read

Everyone seems to hate the very idea of the movie 'New Year's Eve,' even if they haven't seen it. 'Saturday Night Live' joined in on the fun the other night and suggested a sequel for the film -- 'Apocalypse.'

Pretty much every actor in Hollywood shows up in 'New Year's Eve,' director Garry Marshall's follow-up of sorts to the equally star-studded 'Valentine's Day.' The ensemble of characters deals with babies, lost loves, resolutions and everything in between on, you guessed it, New Year's Eve. Among the celebs on board to ring in the new year are (deep breath) Zac Efron, Hilary Swank, Halle Berry, Rob