The New Year's Eve ball in Times Square was unveiled by Pitbull, featuring new crystals and LED lights, with performances by Lenny Kravitz and others set for the event.

A California Mega Millions ticket won a $1.22 billion jackpot, making it the fifth largest in the game's history, with ticket prices set to rise to $5.

The Broadway revival of "Gypsy" at the Majestic Theatre cancels another performance due to company illness, frustrating patrons awaiting future show updates.

Central Park's New Year's Eve drone show was cancelled following a drone accident in Florida that left a child severely injured. The organizers were unable to arrange an alternative event in time.

This article provides tips on enjoying New York City during the peak holiday tourist season, highlighting unique local festivities, tranquil spots, and less crowded experiences.

The article discusses diverse New Year's Eve celebrations in NYC and other US cities, offering alternatives to the traditional Times Square festivities.

Times Square unveiled seven-foot-tall "2025" numerals, which will be lit by energy-efficient LEDs and displayed for public viewing until December 23, symbolizing the city's future and New Year's celebrations.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is spotted filming his role as Santa for Amazon Studios' "The Man with the Bag" in New York City, showcasing a new festive look.

J. Cole is offering $1 tickets for his Madison Square Garden show, continuing his tradition of making live performances accessible to fans at minimal cost.

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson will make a one-time appearance in the Broadway musical "& Juliet," followed by a post-performance talkback.

The Empire State Building paid tribute to the late James Earl Jones by lighting up in Darth Vader colors, with fans and technology companies acknowledging his legacy and influence.

NYC cancels New Year's Eve fireworks in Central and Prospect Parks due to drought, considering alternatives like a drone light show. Fire danger and low reservoir levels prompt the city to act cautiously.

Timothée Chalamet's team offered to pay a fine for a lookalike contest organizer, but the offer was declined. The contest in NYC drew a large crowd and a surprise visit from Chalamet.