Of course, it is not running around, buying things, and worrying about the gifts and products for the table that can be blamed for the consequences of celebrating holidays. It is all about trivial overeating and copious drinking. Full story

There’s something to be said for arriving at your seaside hotel in good trim with extra calories burned out of your system and cut a nice figure on the beach. So take care to go through the preparation stage thoroughly, for it amounts to a pretty intensive workout. Full story

In their article in The Psychological Science journal, German psychologists have given arguments to show why holidays spoil the relations between people, increasing the risk of family conflicts. Full story

It’s a matter of surmise what resolutions Emmett Cullen would have made for the year 2011, but we can have fairly accurate information about those of Kellan Lutz, straight from his hearts and the PEOPLE magazine. Full story

Today is the day when innumerable bottles of champagne or other sparkling wines will pop open sending streams of white foam splashing freely and bringing along merry mood both through its cheerful fountaineering and exquisite taste. Full story

New Year’s Eve is often associated with drinking champagne and counting the clock strokes. Globalization takes place as fewer and fewer unique traditions remain, yet if we look closely enough we may be able to dig some amusing ones out. Apparently, on New Year’s Eves, some rather crazy things happen around the world. People throw their old furniture out through the windows, eat exactly 12 grapes, break dishes on the neighbor's doors, splash water on random people walking by, and even ultra-carefully examine their guests. Why do they do all those crazy things? For the good fortune of course! Full story