Here's How to Watch the Times Square Ball Drop This New Year's Eve

Jennifer Lopez took over New York’s Times Square station ahead of her New Year’s Eve performance.The Jenny From The Block hitmaker, who is due to appear on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest to ring in 2021 on Thursday night (December 31, 2020), posed inside a subway train and on the platform in a voluminous baby blue Balmain gown that featured an overflowing tulle skirt, a pair of knee-high glossy black stiletto boots, and a bedazzled cropped black blazer to film a segment

Mariah Carey, the ultimate holiday-season diva, gave an interview with Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper on New Year's Eve. Cohen and Cooper were standing in Times Square, where a scaled-back New Year's Eve celebration was taking place and Jennifer Lopez was performing in the background.

Morrissey has shared his short and rather blunt new year’s message for 2021.The former Smiths frontman addressed his fans in a video which was recorded on New Year’s Eve (December 31) last week.Keeping his message short, Morrissey begins the 23-second clip by addressing the camera and saying “to hell with 2020.

Although this year's live event is closed to the public, audiences everywhere will still be able to ring in the new year via live stream to witness the annual New Year's Eve ball drop in New York's Times Square. Actor and TV personalityJonathan Bennett will return to serve as the host of the Times Square New Year’s Eve Celebration after hosting in 2019 and 2016.

New York City dropped the ball again on New Year's Eve, but perhaps not as much as its mayor, Bill de Blasio did. Critics are laying into the Big Apple's leader for dancing on national television while the rest of the city was told to stay inside and socially distance during the coronavirus pandemic.

Andy Cohen has joined the chorus of Bill de Blasio's critics. The 52-year-old talk show host joined Anderson Cooper to cover the Times Square ball drop on New Year's Eve for CNN and he had some choice words for New York City's mayor.

As years go, we can probably all agree that 2020 wasn't the greatest. However, Jennifer Lopez decided to beckon in 2021 in the best possible way, with a blissfully over-the-top performance on Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest.Beginning with a video intro featuring J.Lo's subway ride while wearing a baby blue, Cinderella-inspired ball gown, the Hustlers star then took to the stage in New York City, and she was literally larger than life.

Jennifer Lopez gave an incredible performance in Times Square to wrap up 2020 on New Year’s Eve and there were some tears shed.

Megan Fox grabs her boyfriend Machine Gun Kelly by the cheeks while sharing a cute moment in Times Square on Thursday night (December 31) in New York City.

The 2021 Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve special is happening live in Times Square right now with hosts Ryan Seacrest, Lucy Hale, and Billy Porter appearing in New York City!

NEW YORK CITY – It was 1981 when Ronald Colbert, who just returned home from serving in the Navy as a Mess Specialist aboard the USS Cavalla, went to Times Square to watch the ball drop in person for the first time. It was a lifelong dream that was fulfilled that year, and he’s been going there almost every year since.

It’s annual tradition to watch the ball drop live from Times Square in Midtown Manhattan at midnight on New Year’s Eve, and we have the live video for you to watch and stream!

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorTimes Square in New York City will be closed to the public this New Year’s Eve — but you’ll be able to live-stream the festivities, including the famous 2021 ball drop and musical performances, for free.The six-hour Times Square 2021 Webcast will kick off at 6 p.m. ET on Dec.

This year, you won’t experience FOMO by watching the New Year’s Eve ball drop in New York City’s Times Square from your computer. That’s because just about everyone has to due to the pandemic, which has forced Times Square to turn away the public on New Year’s Eve for the first time since 1907 (the first year the ball dropped).

New Year’s Eve since 1907. However, that doesn’t mean that NYE revelers won’t have a ball: The iconic orb will still drop at midnight as part of a broadcast event.

Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve, this year celebrating its 49th year! Ryan Seacrest is set to once-again be live in Times Square in New York City for his 16th time as host, joined by Lucy Hale and Billy Porter.