Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen got together once again on New Year's Eve to host CNN's countdown to 2025, with their personalities shining brighter than the crystal ball dropped in Times Square. Tuesday evening's celebrations were filled with memorable moments from the co-hosts and their talented guests,

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Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper return as CNN's 'New Year's Eve Live' hosts to ring in 2025. See the longtime friends' silliest and most memorable quotes and moments over the years

Andy Cohen revealed what it’s really like co-hosting CNN’s New Year’s Eve celebration alongside Anderson Cooper. The Bravo executive said that the “most annoying” part of hosting the event from New York City’s Time Square is that Cooper can get the “giggles” toward the end of the night.

Cohen recommends beginning the night later than you'd expect so guests arrive fed, excited, and eager to party. Of course, you should have a spread of light hors d'oeuvres or desserts, but starting the party after nine ensures full bellies and ready-to-mingle guests funneling in.

Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen are back to host CNN’s "New Year’s Eve Live." Here's what to know about the booze-filled special, including the start time, performers, and more.

Andy Cohen’s biggest gripe with CNN star and New Year’s Eve partner-in-crime Anderson Cooper? Cooper’s annual giggle fit. Cohen explained to People why the anchor’s unceasing laughter adds extra chaos throughout their annual special.

Andy Cohen is spilling the tea on what it’s like working with longtime friend and colleague Anderson Cooper. Cohen, who is entering his eight consecutive year as Cooper’s co-host, revealed the most “annoying” bit about the whole evening in a recent interview with People.