Once you see why, you may never want it to end. By Steven Kurutz Consider the plight of January, the sad sack of months. It lacks for sunlight. It has some of the worst weather in the Northern ...

The holidays are a time of frivolity, socializing, and celebration—most of which usually comes with cocktails. Add that to our annual want of resolution, and you get ‘Dry January,’ a month of sobriety ...

New Year's and MLK Day aren't the only January holidays worth celebrating! Sure, you already know about the big January holidays—New Year’s Eve rollovers, New Year’s Day recovery and of course Martin ...

Astrologer Valerie Mesa shares your horoscope for the month of January Happy New Year, stargazers! As we embark on a brand-new calendrical year, the sun’s journey through Capricorn brings themes of ...

As 2026 kicks off, many people are looking for ways to live healthier, happier lives. Dry January — a month of saying no to alcohol — has become a popular first step. People sometimes have binary ...

With the arrival of January comes a brand new year to look forward to. Along with jumpstarting 2026, the first month of the year also ushers in a variety of January holidays and observances, starting ...

Before "Bridgerton" makes its big return (or the first half of it, at least), Netflix kicks off the New Year with original series, live events, and strategic acquisitions. New year, same ol’ Netflix — ...

F. Scott Fitzgerald might have said it best in The Beautiful and Damned: “January, the Monday of months.” The year begins with optimism, football bowl games and, perhaps, a Bloody Mary buffet to ...

The start of the New Year often symbolizes fresh endeavors and revived goals, but the post-holiday rush is part of a common mood shift known as the “January blues.” If you’ve ever heard of Blue Monday ...

A month after the January 6 insurrection, a page appeared on the Justice Department’s website naming the defendants charged for their alleged role in the Capitol riot. The list remained in place over ...