The Americas, Australasia, Asia, Europe and Africa have already been marking the arrival of the new year with fireworks and festivities.

There was absolutely no chance that the enthusiastic Brazilians would welcome 2025 without making some noise, and this exciting video proves it. Filmed on Copacabana Beach during the latest edition of ...

Law firm investigator dove beneath the waters of Mission Bay to uncover garbage she says is from fireworks shows.

Gabe Vincent addressed the crowd and said, "I think it's important at this time that we come together as a city, as a community, as a family and help support those who are in need right now. Go Lakers ...

CARLSBAD Warrior Spirit 5K Run/Walk & Family Festival The Mitchell Thorp Foundation will host its 16th Annual Warrior Spirit ...

Celebrate the New Year with fireworks in Marina del Rey ... Tickets are available online. Manhattan Beach Library is hosting its “Happy Noon Year! New Year’s Eve Celebration” on December 31st from ...

Bringing in the new year with a bang is an end-of-year tradition for many, but NSW Premier Chris Minns on Thursday slammed illegal fireworks after a number of ... they won’t be happy, and that’s a ...

While you’re planning your week, check out our January events roundup and start gearing up for a cracking start to 2025. Happy New Year, London! Start planning: here’s our roundup of the 25 ...

Seventeen-year ... The Beach Boys, and now The Beatles. Beatles ’64 takes you on a journey back to 1964, at the height of Beatlemania when Paul, John, George, and Ringo landed in New York ...

In 2025, the Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese New Year, begins on Wednesday, January 29 th. Families can celebrate the Year of the Wood Snake with special events and festivities ... The Hermosa ...

Cape Town tops the annual list of the Best Cities in the World, released today by Time Out – the global brand that inspires ...

“Happy New Year” has somehow become a go-to greeting for the whole of January. Photo / Getty Images January 1 has been and gone, but the “Happy New Years” continue. When should we stop ...