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"  New Year&amp;#039;s is the time when we can all take a page from our favorite celebrities&amp;#039; playbook and party hearty - according to the U.S. branch of the Office of Champagne, more than three times as much of the bubbly French stuff is sold in December as during any other month of the year. Here are a few extravagant New Year&amp;#039;s options to make you feel like one of the stars. Vegas: Three Days of Cosmopolitan Extravagance Hob nob with celebrities at the recently opened Cosmopolitan Hotel, which celebrates its inaugural New Year&amp;#039;s Eve with three days of decadent festivities. Try your luck at the resort&amp;#039;s deluxe 100,000 square foot casino and visit the complex&amp;#039;s impressive restaurant collection - which includes an outpost of New York&amp;#039;s Blue Ribbon Sushi Bar, Los Angeles&amp;#039; famed French brasserie Comme Ca, and eateries by Chefs Jos\u00E9 Andr\u00E9s and Scott Conant. The epic event culminates in an invitation-only concert featuring solo and collaborative performances by Coldplay and JAY-Z. The event is sold out, but web specials offered three night deals at the hotel (including two tickets to the concert, a $300 food and beverage credit, and a New Year&amp;#039;s Day brunch) for $5600. New York: Psycho for New Year&amp;#039;s Patrick Bateman, the protagonist of American Psycho, Brett Easton Ellis&amp;#039; quintessential 80s novel, is the &amp;quot;celebrity&amp;quot; inspiration behind the fete at New York&amp;#039;s uber hip Vinegar Hill House, which is celebrating New Year&amp;#039;s with cuisine, fashion and music straight out of the Me Decade. Though early evening reservations are available for an a la carte menu or a $55 prix fixe, the real fun begins after 9:30 where revelers can indulge in champagne toasts, 80s jams, and a prix fixe menu of modern takes on 80s standards like Chinese style duck, chicken cordon bleu, and butter poached langostines. Beverly Hills: An Intimate New Year&amp;#039;s Hideaway  You don&amp;#039;t get any more exclusive than celebrity chef Jos\u00E9 Andr\u00E9s&amp;#039; secluded tasting room, Saam. This postage stamp size eatery tucked into his larger restaurant The Bazaar, is the perfect place to try the acclaimed molecular gastronomist&amp;#039;s signature style of witty takes on Spanish classics (and to pretend you&amp;#039;re a celebrity hiding from the paparazzi and the roaring Hollywood crowds.) On New Year&amp;#039;s Eve, Chef Andr\u00E9s&amp;#039; offers a special $200 prix-fixe menu that will feature olive oil bonbons, his ramped up tuna hand roll with nori puree and avocado, and his eponymous Jose&amp;#039;s Combination, a decadent medley of iberico ham and caviar. Vegas and South Beach: Celebrate New Year&amp;#039;s in the Kardashian Fashion While Kim hosts a New Year&amp;#039;s Eve soiree at Sin City&amp;#039;s Tao Nightclub in the Venetian ($200 gets you two hours of open bar, passed Asian fusion hors d&amp;#039;oeuvres, and a midnight champagne toast), sister Kourtney will be carousing some 2500 miles away in Miami. Kourtney is hosting the Ciroc the New Year at The Rooftop at Gansevoort Miami Beach, a 26,000 square-foot rooftop overlooking the Atlantic. The party goes until 4 AM, with open bar until 2 AM and a finger food menu that includes mini short rib sliders with horseradish cream; shrimp corn dogs; confit chicken salad; prosciutto, brie and truffle butter panini; and toasted leek hummus with fresh potato chips. For those not able to make it to Miami this year, here&amp;#039;s a recipe for Party Girl Punch, created by E! &amp;#039;s Cristina Gibson for the occasion: Party Girl Punch .5 oz Ciroc 2 oz club soda Splash of pineapple juice Splash of cranberry juice "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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