Why do we kiss on New Year’s Eve?
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The most dangerous people on the internet in 2023 WIRED · Wired Staff These are the individuals and groups that spent this year disrupting the world as we know it. From Swiftie beads and Barbie to Beyonce, girls ran the world economy in 2023 NPR · Pallavi Gogoi If the 21st century does belong to women, then 2023 might stand out as the year when girls unleashed their economic power. |
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Las Vegas weddings could hit record on New Year’s Eve thanks to date’s pattern Associated Press · Associated Press 12/31/23 is known in the massive Las Vegas wedding industry as a “specialty date,” thanks to the repeating 1-2-3 1-2-3 pattern. For LGBTQ Catholics, new declaration on blessings is welcome — but complicated Religion News Service · Jack Jenkins The Vatican’s doctrinal office declared on Dec. 18 that priests were free to bless same-sex couples. Inside the unclaimed baggage center where lost luggage finds new life CBS News · Kris Van Cleave, Analisa Novak A unique Alabama store stretches over a city block and is filled with items from unclaimed airline baggage. How to start working out again when you haven’t exercised in a while POPSUGAR · Christa Janine When starting to exercise again you need to ease back into a workout regimen. What to cook this week: New Year’s Eve recipes flipboard.com · TODAY We have mains, apps and desserts for you to kick off end-of-year celebrations. Why do we kiss at midnight on New Year’s Eve? rd.com · Elizabeth Yuko Before you plant a New Year’s kiss on someone, learn the origins of this popular tradition. |