NYE Hodge Podge
"New Years' Rockin' Eve" is a December 31st staple broadcast, first airing on this "peacocking" network.
NBC
In basketball, if after four quarters of play, the game is still tied, you'll have to resort to this extra period to break the stand still.
Overtime
Spaniards traditionally eat 12 of this fruit at midnight on New Year's Eve for good luck. If, instead of eating them, they pooled all them together and crushed them for the juice, they could maybe squeeze out a glass or two of "vino." After several years of fermentation of course.
Grapes
Another way of saying fifteen minutes.
A quater hour
For years now, this gym brand has been the presenting sponsor of the New Year's Eve festivities in Times Square, capitalizing on everyone's resolution to start a healthier lifestyle in January.
Planet Fitness
This fast food chain started offering "a bigger burger for adults" in 1971 with the quarter pounder. I guess it doesn't matter that they were already serving a different sandwich with "big" in the name.
McDonald's
Many will sing the classic, "Auld Lang Syne" this New Year's, a tune that reigns from this country of origin, which is in Northern UK.
Scotland
Where a ship's top ranking officer would sleep on the boat while at sea.
The Captain's Quarters
The Tournament of Roses is held every New Year's Day in Pasadena, California, with the parade's broadcast showcasing this main street downtown.
Colorado Blvd
The Latin Quarter is a vibey neighborhood along the River Seine in this city, with jazz clubs, wine bars and Notre Dame all at arm's reach.
Paris