Crappy birthday! The internet has gone gaga over a little girl’s poop-themed birthday party, after social media photos of the turd-loving toddler’s celebration went viral. Missouri tot Audrey celebrated her third birthday in October in an excrement extravaganza complete with a feces-festooned cake, balloons, and games, and now she’s loving round No. 2. “I told...
How cheeky. A French fashion company collaborating with Levi’s has released a new pair of barely-there, zippered jeans–which allow the wearer to air their derriere if desired. This particular pair of Vetements brand denim, which sell for a cool $1,621, showcase zipper detailing that runs down the backs of both legs, and also right down...
MIAMI — Jeurys Familia can’t return to the Mets fast enough. The Mets bullpen is gasping, in search of somebody who can record important outs. Even the usually reliable Addison Reed wasn’t that presence Sunday, when he joined Josh Edgin and Fernando Salas among the parade of relievers to implode against the Marlins. J.T. Riddle...
A brief scan of the soccer headlines on a Sunday … PANAMA CITY — Police in Panama say national team player Amilcar Henriquez was shot dead while leaving his home Saturday in the country’s Colon province. Authorities say a gunman shot the 33-year-old midfielder several times. Another two people were wounded. Henriquez died at a nearby...
This old dog has learned some new tricks. The world’s first hot dog is making a comeback on Coney Island’s Surf Avenue — and giving Nathan’s Famous a run for its bun. Exactly 150 years ago, German immigrant Charles Feltman invented the hot dog when he stuck a sausage inside a specially made elongated bun...
Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly on Sunday said under the Trump administration’s tougher immigration rules, even a “single DUI” can start the deportation process. “It is fair to say that the definition of criminal has not changed, but where on the spectrum of criminality we operate has changed,” Kelly said on NBC’s “Meet the Press.”...
Corby McCoin was unable to say if Gary will be at the premier of "The Last Jedi."
President Trump will “not accept” a nuclear North Korea and he’s prepared to act against this “grave threat,” the national security adviser said Sunday. “It’s clear that the president is determined not to allow this kind of capability to threaten the United States,” H.R. McMaster told ABC’s “This Week.” “And our president will take action...
“To the most beautiful person in the world, thank you for your divine love, your eternal support," Al Mana wrote on her personal website.
The university will confer more than 160 undergraduate degrees on Saturday, May 13, at 8 a.m.
The words “Miss America” conjure up associations of big smiles, homegrown patriotism and innocent, all-American glitz. Mystery and illicit romance don’t usually factor into it. But not many people remember the story of the runaway Miss America 1937 winner Bette Cooper of New Jersey. Author Michael Callahan tapped into her little-known but fascinating history to...
A baby and three teenagers were shot and hundreds of terrified revelers ran for their lives when a gunman opened fire at an Easter carnival, according to local reports. The four victims are in the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after the Saturday night attack, according to AL.com. Police say the gunfire rang out amidst a...
A rogue rodent allegedly noshed on a stunned subway rider’s finger in Greenwich Village Saturday, sending him to the hospital, officials said. The victim asked a station agent for help, claiming the animal bit his pinky at 14th Street. “A mouse bite me. I need hospital,” the man said.
For more than a century, characters like Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddle-Duck and Samuel Whiskers have brought joy to boys and girls around the world. But these icons of children’s literature were shaped under less than joyous conditions, by a lonely young woman who almost never left home. Beatrix Potter was born in 1866, the first...
The Chaplin's World museum said 662 people sporting the star's distinctive bowler hat and cane gathered Sunday.
President Trump on Twitter Sunday questioned why he would call China a “currency manipulator” when the country is helping the US keep North Korea’s nuclear ambitions in check. “Why would I call China a currency manipulator when they are working with us on the North Korean problem? We will see what happens!,” Trump wrote. ...
The newest officer to be sworn into the Avondale, Ariz., police force is neither human nor dog — he’s a bearded dragon. For a year, the reptile named Iroh has been the department’s mascot while he was being tried out as a bomb-sniffing lizard. The cold-blooded cop was officially sworn in Thursday by Chief Dale...
WASHINGTON – Vice President Mike Pence called the North Korea’s latest missile test a “provocation” and pledged the Trump Administration’s commitment to freedom prevailing in the region “has never been stronger.” North Korea launched a failed missile test this weekend just as Pence was flying to South Korea. The test was to be a show...
"My mother is Grizzly Adams, for God's sake," Letterman said of his late mother at the service.
Before reinventing himself as America’s premier celebrity crime reporter, Dominick Dunne was known as many things: failed Hollywood producer, colossal boozer and gossip, a hack novelist known as “Judith Krantz in pants” and, most painfully, Joan Didion’s brother-in-law. Then the O.J trial happened, and Dunne’s life was never the same. In his new biography, “Money,...
Those running the estate have taken steps to preserve his musical legacy and keep the cash coming in. Here's a look at where things stand.
Rising credit card interest rates are pushing Americans deeper into a long-term debt trap. Americans now owe $1 trillion in credit card debt, with an average monthly balance of about $9,600 for borrowers who don’t pay their cards in full each month. A year ago, a credit card holder making only minimum payments shelled out...
New York City added 629,500 jobs in the past six years, federal and state labor data show. The city’s private-sector workforce grew 20 percent since 2009, thanks to gains in finance, construction and technology. Construction employment has swelled 21 percent with the industry hiring 25,500 more workers since the end of the Great Recession. The...
The new cannabis consumer is not your father’s stoner. Today’s version wants to keep his wits about him — even when partaking in weed, according to a large industry survey. The modern cannabis customer, in a country where more and more states are legalizing its use, wants to integrate pot smoking into a wellness program...
As it turns out, not everybody must get stoned. At least that’s the hope of a Colorado company that is betting the estimated $17 billion that legal marijuana and related products pumped into the US economy in 2016 is mature enough that a sub-sector can catch fire. Toast, an Aspen-based startup, is peddling what can...
