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,

"there is no universe where i ever choose going to the club on nye over sitting on my couch watching andy cohen and anderson cooper get drunk on cnn"—@lau_lauren

Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen rang in the New Year for the eighth year in a row on their popular CNN broadcast Tuesday night. After hours of performances, interviews and a lookalike contest, the pair shared their highlights of the night in an interview with the New York Times.

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.

Andy Cohen and his pal Anderson Cooper are gearing up for their co-hosting gig for CNN’s Live New Year’s Eve special. The Bravo head honcho and the political commentator have been doing the show together for the past seven years,

The booze was flowing again on CNN for New Year's Eve, leading to a number of hilarious, unscripted moments from Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper's hours-long coverage.

Ralph Fiennes needed little urging from Andy Cohen to jump aboard the "very demure, very mindful" meme train. On last night’s CNN's New Years Eve Live with Cohen and Anderson Cooper, Fiennes dropped by to plug his acclaimed new film Conclave,

Ralph Fiennes is feeling demure and mindful in the new year. The “Conclave” actor, 62, paid tribute to the viral “very demure, very mindful” trend while chatting with Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper on CNN’s New Year’s Eve show Tuesday night.