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Times Square will be packed with revelers - and security - at annual New Year's Eve ball drop

Times Square will be packed with revelers - and security - at annual New Year's Eve ball drop

NEW YORK, N.Y. - When revelers pack Times Square for the annual New Year's eve celebration on Monday night, police will observe a tradition of their own: giving them lots of company.

Top New Orleans chefs to pay tribute to city's queen of Creole cuisine at Jan. 5 gala

NEW ORLEANS - Top New Orleans chefs will be cooking up some of their finest fare in a salute to one of their own — the city's queen of Creole cuisine, Leah Chase. Chefs John Besh, John Currence, Susan Spicer and John Folse will be cooking at a Jan.

Las Vegas to ring in 2013 with fireworks, celebrity toasts and concerts by Beyonce and others

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Casinos bosses are hoping for a bright and profitable night as thousands of partiers descend on Sin City to usher in 2013 with big-name concerts, celebrity toasts and a fireworks display billed as the country's largest.

Beyonce, Chili Peppers, Kardashian among throng of celebrities ringing in 2013 on Vegas Strip

LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Sin City has another New Year's Eve planned with celebrity-studded bashes, exclusive concerts and a rooftop fireworks display billed as the nation's largest.
Rick Steves: Enjoy extra jolt of Italy’s bella vita in 2013

Rick Steves: Enjoy extra jolt of Italy’s bella vita in 2013

Italy has more of Europe’s cultural heritage than any other country — and the Italians are doing a fine job of sharing it with their visitors.
Miami: 5 free things for visitors, from beaches to art and Little Havana

Miami: 5 free things for visitors, from beaches to art and Little Havana

MIAMI - With its sizzling beaches and steamy nightlife, it's no wonder Miami is a top vacation spot for snowbirds, spring breakers, international tourists and passengers heading out on cruises from Florida ports.
Saba, 'Unspoiled Queen of the Caribbean,' offers dives, rainforest hikes, and whistling frogs

Saba, 'Unspoiled Queen of the Caribbean,' offers dives, rainforest hikes, and whistling frogs

THE BOTTOM, Bonaire - The small propeller airplane lands quickly and softly, like a butterfly, on one of the world's shortest commercial runways on the rainforest-capped island of Saba, which rises stunningly out of the Caribbean.
Lower Miss. River Museum offers interactive glimpse of waterway that shaped history, commerce

Lower Miss. River Museum offers interactive glimpse of waterway that shaped history, commerce

VICKSBURG, Miss. - The Lower Mississippi River Museum uses hands-on displays to help people understand the lore and power of the waterway that has shaped North American life for centuries.
Southeast Michigan's first seasonal snowstorm snarls traffic, blocks hundreds of flights

Southeast Michigan's first seasonal snowstorm snarls traffic, blocks hundreds of flights

SOUTHFIELD, Mich. - Southeastern Michigan's first big winter storm dumped more than half a foot of snow Wednesday, causing widespread accidents and forcing hundreds of flight cancellations or delays at Detroit Metropolitan Airport.
Hit by new unrest, Egypt's tourism industry worries over future between turmoil, Islamists

Hit by new unrest, Egypt's tourism industry worries over future between turmoil, Islamists

CAIRO - At Egypt's Pyramids, the desperation of vendors to sell can be a little frightening for some tourists. Young men descend on any car with foreigners in it blocks before it reaches the more than 4,500 year-old Wonder of the World.