Although the majority of people don't keep their New Year resolutions, that doesn't stop Burr Leonard, fitness expert and founder of The Bar Method and Bar Online, from making them—and it shouldn't deter you either. Below she suggests nine doable new year's resolutions: three for your body, three for your mind and three for your heart.

January 1 is a day where we can forget the past and make a fresh start. Rather than leave it all up to fate, how about eating a delicious meal to increase your chances of good fortune in 2015? Throughout the world, there are many foods that are believed to be lucky and to improve one’s odds for the next 365 days (and many are also foods that are good for you too). San Francisco Bay Area chefs are getting in on the action and offering up some dishes with good fortune foods to start the New Year on a tasty–and lucky–note (hey, it can’t hurt!).

Let's just be clear, there are no bad French Champagnes. But when only the best will do—look to these luxury bottles that are head and shoulders above the rest.

New Year's Eve is here. Be prepared for wherever the night takes you.

The ball dropped and the champagne corks popped. You had your first kiss in 2015 and you danced the night away. Whether you crashed right after midnight or woke up after noon in your Jimmy Choos, finding a luxurious start to 2015 should be number one on your list of New Years Resolutions. So here you are: your New Year's recovery guide.

Looking for a sweet way to ring in 2015? These ooey gooey cappuccino caramel brownies will do the trick.

Mirror, mirror on the wall—who are the most charitable celebrities of all? Here are the top 20 most philanthropic celebrities of 2014 according to DoSomething.org's Celebs Gone Good list.

If you plan to party like it's 1999 on Dec. 31, 2014 then you won't want to wake up Jan. 1 and wrack your brain trying to figure out where you can eat. It's best you plan now. We've got six haute San Francisco brunch spots to cure your new year's eve hangover on New Year's Day. If you need a little hair of the dog, well, these places can handle that request as well.

Songs by Frank Sinatra and costumes by Oscar de la Renta aren't what you imagine when you think "ballet" but this is no ordinary ballet!

Piaget recently celebrated the launch of its record-breaking timepiece, the Piaget Altiplano 38 mm 900P in Dubai. Taking place at the at the Upper Terrace of the Traiteur restaurant at the Park Hyatt Hotel, the event was graced by select VIP guests and friends of Piaget.

Electro pop artist Kiesza kicked off New Year’s Eve week at SLS Las Vegas when she hosted Membership Mondays inside Foxtail Nightclub on Monday night.

Don't feel like partying this New Year's Eve? No problem! L.A. has alternatives to partying like it's 1999 at midnight—so why not eat instead? For a more low-key NYE, check out these 9 haute eateries, which are offering special menus to celebrate the arrival of 2015.