It's New Years Eve, which means its time to watch the ball drop in Times Square! And for reality TV fans, ABC might be the best place to watch the ball drop live.

American Idol's Ryan Seacrest will host Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve live from Times Square. Ryan isn't the only reality personality who will help to ring in the New Year. Former American Idol contestant Daughtry will be performing four of his hit songs before the ball drops.

Meanwhile, The Bachelor's Melissa Rycroft will be reporting live throughout the night on ABC.

We can also watch the ball drop in Times Square with My Life on the D-List star Kathy Griffin, who will cohost CNN's New Year's Eve Live With Anderson Cooper and Kathy Griffin at 11 pm. (You can also watch the live stream online at CNN.com).

And last but not least, the cast of Jersey Shore will cohost MTV's New Year's Eve: Top 9 of 2009.

Happy New Year, everyone!

Also see: New Years Resolutions for Reality Stars

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When it comes to certain reality stars, it wouldn't be a bad idea to make some much-needed New Year's resolutions for 2010.

Read the article New Year's Resolutions 2010 - For Reality Stars to find out:

• Which reality cast needs to get their finances in order?
• Which reality star needs anger management?
• Which reality stars need to simply go away?
  and more!

We've suggested New Year's resolutions for stars including The Jersey Shore cast, Survivor's Russell Hantz, Gordon Ramsay, The Kardashians, and The Real Housewives. But is there anyone you would add to the list? What should reality stars resolve to do in 2010? Let me know in the comments!

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