December 31st is an interesting day. For some, the promise of a new year evokes a warm and fuzzy feeling that calls for a bottle of bubbly and a night out. For others, it's a time for reflection that requires something more low-key—perhaps a dinner with friends and family? A night to yourself? May we suggest a cocktail for the occasion? Either way, the choice is yours, dear reader. Whatever your New Year's Eve style is, I think we can all agree the morning after is when the real celebration begins. January 1st is meant for pure relaxation. So if you plan to chill out at home (or nurse a hangover) we've got you covered. Check out this list of New Year's-themed movies to kick off another trip around the sun, all from the comfort of your couch.
December 31st is an interesting day. For some, the promise of a new year evokes a warm and fuzzy feeling that calls for a bottle of bubbly and a night out. For others, it's a time for reflection that requires something more low-key—perhaps a dinner with friends and family? A night to yourself? May we suggest a cocktail for the occasion? Either way, the choice is yours, dear reader. Whatever your New Year's Eve style is, I think we can all agree the morning after is when the real celebration begins. January 1st is meant for pure relaxation. So if you plan to chill out at home (or nurse a hangover) we've got you covered. Check out this list of New Year's-themed movies to kick off another trip around the sun, all from the comfort of your couch. |
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Andrew Callaghan, who is 25 and lives in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, is the frontman of Channel 5 News, the latest iteration of the lean, immersive documentary operation he founded in 2019 with his two closest friends, which brings in about $100,000 a month from fans on Patreon. Its YouTube subscriber base of 2.2 million rivals those of the Washington Post and USA Today and, in the strange category-collapse of online media, the Malaysian un-boxer-slash-gamer Bobacott and a stunt firearms reviewer called Kentucky Ballistics. In an era of cord-cutting, when most younger audiences never had cords to begin with, Channel 5 also represents an important slice of the future of news—if, that is, news is the word for their work. |
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Awhile ago, I made a decision: Champagne was appropriate for breakfast. Not every day. But on the weekends? Or for room service? Yes. Scrambled eggs with toast and bubbly, followed by a coffee to even things, is an easy way to choose happiness in the a.m. This habit soon poured into other parts of my life. Sunsets on the beach. Bubble baths. And, eventually, on the couch with a bag of chips . . . just because it's Wednesday. There are some awesome things that you can have too much of. Butter. Drugs. The sun. Champagne is not one of these. Once you start weaving it into your drink-ing life, something clicks: I can have it this good all the time? |
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