CBS News is the latest media institution to succumb to the bizarre spectacle of full-on wokeness.
The joke is on woke CBS News execs as new execs considering ‘blowing the place up’ Read Post »
The playwright and producers of “Stereophonic,” this year’s Tony Award winner for Best Play, and its landlord the Shubert Organization are being sued by writers Steven Stiefel and Ken Caillat, the Fleetwood Mac sound engineer/producer, who claim the popular show ripped off their 2012 book, “Making Rumours.” The Post has also learned that David Adjmi…
A menacing Russian combat drone shot down over Ukraine is expected to provide valuable insight into Russia’s newest deadly weapon.
The actress supported her grieving husband after he was accused of having a sexting affair with political reporter Olivia Nuzzi.
Aaron Hernandez was a tight end for the New England Patriots at the height of his career, but it all came crashing down with his arrest for murder.
Psychologist looks at where NFL star Aaron Hernandez’s demise may have started Read Post »
Republican Donald Trump is gaining steam with black voters while Vice President Harris is falling behind with the key group, which was polling at 90% for Democrats four years ago, a new survey shows.
Trump gaining momentum with black voters, new poll says Read Post »
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Frog Club Has Ditched Its Militant No-Photo Policy, Shocking Nobody Read Post »
Meghan Mulgew is “Senior Advisor to the Executive Deputy Commissioner of Asset and Property Management” in the city’s Department of Citywide Administrative Services.
Daughter of teachers’ union boss Mike Mulgrew has $165K job in city agency under probe Read Post »
Patrick Weier, 46, was on board the elevator at Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine when it experienced a mechanical issue at about 500 feet deep.
The job requires “at least eight years of successful teaching experience,” according to a DOE ad for the position. Aaliyah Banks has five years as a state-licensed teacher.
This thriller is thrilling in a whole different way.
‘Disclaimer’ Episode 2 Recap: Girl on Film Read Post »
Oklahoma, which is transitioning at quarterback and could be without some key players Saturday, is a big underdog Saturday against Texas.
Texas vs. Oklahoma prediction: Red River Rivalry odds, picks, best bets Read Post »
Kanye West has been accused of drugging and raping his one-time assistant and OnlyFans star at a party with Sean “Diddy” Combs, alarming new court papers show.
Kanye West accused of drugging, raping former assistant at Diddy party Read Post »
Local eateries are slinging hometown “heroes” for their baseball teams.
These NYC delis are serving up sandwiches in honor of the Mets and Yankees Read Post »
You can sign up at bet365 Sportsbook using the bet365 bonus code POSTNEWS to get $200 in bonus bets or a $1,000 First Bet Safety Net.
President Joe Biden is so bitter about being forced to drop his re-election bid, that he’s deliberately sabotaging Kamala Harris’ campaign, according to a growing chorus of political pundits.
Before Hispanic Heritage Month wraps up, check out these movies on Netflix, Disney+ and Tubi.
5 Binge-Worthy Picks To Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month: ‘Selena,’ ‘Coco’ And More Read Post »
A Connecticut man claims he suffered physical and mental injuries on a trip from Cairo to John F. Kennedy International Airport, according to a federal lawsuit.
A series of U.S. airstrikes targeted several camps run by the Islamic State group in Syria in an operation the U.S. military said will disrupt the extremists from conducting attacks in the region and beyond.
Series of US airstrikes target multiple militant camps in Syria Read Post »
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Radio bakery this morning, you ppl are crazy Read Post »
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Let’s not argue about the best slice in town. Whose is the biggest? Read Post »
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Parla hot honey straciatella is unbelievably good Read Post »
I’m talking stuff you can only pull off after living here for years, know people, etc. Stuff that’s out of a movie and no tourist could imagine. (Example: getting on the board of something and then having the rules changed…) submitted by /u/asah [link] [comments]
What’s your best double-down, long con insider trick to living in NYC? Read Post »
A friend recently had her phone stolen within a day of arriving in Rome for her honeymoon…..which got me thinking/wondering. Why are pickpockets so common in a lot of European cities – but not so much in NYC? Is there a historical/social/cultural explanation? To me, NYC would seem to be ideal for pickpockets – densely
How come there is not really a pickpocket culture in NYC? Read Post »
I’m mostly talking appearance wise. I’m a woman and I’ve lived here for 6 years but I’m still stunned at how many beautiful people are in this city. In fact recently I was scrolling through my guy friend’s hinge and it honestly made me feel pretty bad. The amount of gorgeous women just within a
Has living here impacted your self-esteem? Read Post »
Picturing Light, which is a follow-up to Picturing Space (2019), is an exploration of the many manifestations of light. The exhibition brings together the work of fine artists and photographers, and exhibition, textile, and interior designers who respond to natural and artificial light. The specific focus is on work that makes light its primary subject
Picturing Light: Artists Explore Luminosity Read Post »
The exhibition will present Hudson River School paintings alongside a diverse range of over 100 artworks and objects drawn from the river’s environment, spanning pre- and post-Colonial eras, and including contemporary art perspectives. It engages with the Hudson River’s wider history of human existence, ecology, commerce, and industry. https://wallach.columbia.edu/content/shifting-shorelines-art-industry-and-ecology-along-hudson-river
Shifting Shorelines: Art, Industry, and Ecology along the Hudson River Read Post »
Exhibition Dates: November 17-30, 2024 Opening Reception: Thursday, November 21, from 6-9pm Dacia Gallery invites emerging and established artists to submit artwork for an opportunity to participate in a Group Exhibition on Figurative Art. This is an annual exhibition on figurative art and portraits, with a prodigious public response from collectors, media and curators. We are
Open Call for Figurative Art – Group Exhibition at Dacia Gallery in NYC Read Post »
New York State is brat. If you’re down about your iconic brat summer coming to end, don’t worry. It’s now officially brat autumn in New York State, declared by none other than Charli xcx herself, who debuted her remix album “brat and it’s completely different but also still brat” at the Hudson Valley’s Storm King
It’s Officially Brat Autumn in New York State Read Post »
Get in the Halloween spirit all season long with way more treats than tricks as you embark on a candy-coated adventure through New York State’s sweetest spots! Whether you’re indulging in artisanal chocolates in the Adirondacks or taking a sweet trip down memory lane with vintage candies in NYC, these candy shops are guaranteed to give you the
18 Candy Shops for a Sweet New York State Adventure Read Post »
Feeling brave? Up the fear factor this Halloween and embark on a supernatural getaway to these 16 hotels and inns that are all part of the Haunted History Trail of New York State. From a quaint inn
Stay at New York’s Haunted Hotels and Inns… If You Dare! Read Post »
New York City, the city that never sleeps, pulsates with energy, creativity, and a vibrant nightlife. As we step into April 2024, the Big Apple’s after-dark scene continues to evolve, adapting to the ever-changing demands of its eclectic population. Let’s dive into the trends shaping New York’s nightlife landscape, with a special focus on sustainability.
Sustainability After Dark: Eco-Friendly Trends in NYC Nightlife Read Post »
New York City, a bustling metropolis, is constantly on the move. The city’s search trends on March 26, 2024, provide a fascinating snapshot of the collective mindset of its inhabitants. Let’s delve into the data and explore the possible reasons behind these trends. A Glimpse into the City’s Pulse Food for Thought The top search,
New York City Search Trends – March 27, 2024 Read Post »
With the increase in bicycle ridership, NYC has focused on creating a safer environment for cyclists. The decline in cyclist fatalities for the third straight year is a testament to the city’s efforts in expanding bike lanes and enhancing safety measures. Initiatives like the Green Wave Plan prioritize the well-being of cyclists, ensuring that they can
Cycling Safely: The Rise of Bike-Friendly Infrastructure in NYC Read Post »
The Open Streets initiative has transformed select NYC streets into pedestrian zones, free from the dangers of vehicular traffic. This program not only promotes safety but also fosters community engagement and outdoor activities, creating a more livable cityscape where residents can enjoy their neighborhoods without fear of traffic-related incidents.
The Impact of Open Streets: A New Era of Urban Safety Read Post »
The NYPD’s January 2024 crime statistics reveal ongoing reductions in major crimes, including a 10.8% reduction in shooting incidents and a 3.8% decrease in vehicle thefts2. These improvements in public safety extend to the streets, where increased police presence and strategic deployment plans have contributed to a safer environment for pedestrians and drivers alike.
Safer Streets: NYPD’s Role in Reducing Crime and Accidents Read Post »
In 2022, New York City saw a significant decline in traffic fatalities, marking the first decrease since 2019. This success is attributed to the Vision Zero initiative, which focuses on reducing traffic deaths and injuries. The city has implemented measures such as improved intersection designs and 24/7 speed cameras, leading to a 6.6% drop in overall
Vision Zero Victory: NYC’s Decline in Traffic Fatalities Read Post »
New York City, the city that never sleeps, is renowned for its vibrant culture, iconic landmarks, and bustling streets. But there’s one aspect of the Big Apple that truly sets it apart: its 24/7 shopping culture. Let’s dive into the luxury of convenience that defines NYC’s retail landscape. The Round-the-Clock Retail Experience Apple’s Flagship on
The Luxury of Convenience: NYC’s 24/7 Shopping Culture Read Post »
Independent boutiques are thriving in NYC, with stores like Brooklyn’s Bird and Manhattan’s Opening Ceremony offering unique selections that reflect the city’s diverse fashion landscape. These small businesses are celebrated for their individuality and connection to the local community1.
Shopping Small in the Big City: The Boom of Independent NYC Boutiques Read Post »
