The article highlights the various pre- and post-ceremony events and parties leading up to the 2026 Golden Globes, featuring star-studded gatherings hosted by Universal, Louis Vuitton, W Magazine, and others, with numerous celebrities attending and celebrating in Los Angeles.
A person born shortly after New Year's Day expresses frustration over friends and family often combining their birthday celebrations with New Year's festivities, feeling overlooked despite being taught to accept the situation graciously.
The article provides a comprehensive guide to the various parties and events leading up to the 2026 Golden Globes, including award ceremonies, pre- and post-show celebrations, and industry gatherings scheduled from January 6 to January 11, highlighting the key participants and locations.
The article explores how New Year’s Eve has become a major holiday for Eastern European communities in the U.S., serving as a secular celebration rooted in historical suppression of religious holidays like Christmas, and highlighting vibrant cultural traditions, community gatherings, and the significance of this holiday for maintaining cultural identity among immigrants.
Hospitals across the Philadelphia region welcomed their first babies of 2026, including Elliott Jude Sarnoff at Lankenau Medical Center, marking a joyful start to the new year with families celebrating and healthcare workers appreciating these special moments.
People around the world celebrated the arrival of 2026 with fireworks and festivities across 39 time zones, starting from Christmas Island in Kiribati and ending in places like Hawaii, New York, London, Dubai, and Sydney, showcasing diverse cultural traditions and spectacular displays.
The article covers the US New Year's Eve celebrations welcoming 2026, highlighting live coverage options, major events, and TV specials, while also providing information on what services and stores are open on New Year's Day.
New Year’s Eve celebrations are taking place worldwide as countries usher in 2026 with fireworks and public gatherings, starting with major cities and continuing across the Americas.
The article details New Year's Eve celebrations worldwide, highlighting fireworks displays and events in cities like London, Berlin, Athens, Cairo, and others, as countries usher in 2026 with festivities, cultural events, and security measures.
People around the world are celebrating the arrival of 2026 with fireworks and festivities across 39 time zones, starting from Christmas Island in Kiribati and ending in places like Hawaii and American Samoa.
Countries worldwide celebrated the arrival of 2026 with fireworks and festivities, starting with Kiribati and including major events in Sydney, Tokyo, Seoul, Beijing, Hong Kong, Bangkok, Dubai, and Lusail, amid heightened security measures following recent incidents.
The world welcomed 2026 with celebrations starting in the South Pacific, including fireworks in New Zealand and Australia, despite recent tragedies and security concerns. Many countries observed traditional customs, while some regions like Hong Kong and Indonesia scaled back festivities due to recent disasters. Political tensions and security measures marked celebrations in places like Sydney and the US, with a focus on resilience and solidarity. Overall, the global festivities reflected a mix of hope, remembrance, and adaptation to recent events.
AP News showcases diverse Christmas celebrations worldwide, capturing joyful, reverent, and dazzling moments from Bethlehem to Beijing, including charity swims, religious services, parades, and cultural traditions.
The 2025 Singapore Grand Prix was marked by thrilling racing, with George Russell winning his first Singapore race, McLaren securing their second consecutive Constructors' Championship, and a host of celebrity appearances and special helmet designs, highlighting the race's vibrant atmosphere and memorable moments beyond the track.
Chicago's Mexican Independence Day celebrations were subdued this year due to fears of ICE raids and immigration enforcement, leading to lower turnout and police presence, with many opting to stay home amid threats and recent immigration raids, despite no ICE presence during the celebrations.