If New Year’s Eve rolls around and you find yourself spinning dizzily in a shower of confetti like a toddler in falling snow, you might be doing more than celebrating. You might be making art.

Go confetti! Go confetti! Go confetti! Before the final seconds of the year are counted down and the Times Square ball drops to its base, the New York City air will already be filled with 3,000 pounds ...

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Confetti. It might look like brightly colored dross that you throw at a parade, but a new article by Cabinet editor D. Graham Burnett reveals the surprising 2,500-year-old history of confetti, from ...

NEW YORK-- There will be a test run Thursday for the confetti that will fall during the New Year's Eve celebration in Times Square. Some 3,000 pounds of confetti will fill the air as we ring in 2023.

Over the weekend, Mark Gurman at Bloomberg shared that a new iCloud-based ‘Confetti’ service was launching as early as this week. He wrote: As the festive code name implies, the service offers a new ...