HAUTE HUE: Citrus crush When life gives you lemons — wear them! That goes for oranges, too. Take a page from Hollywood’s golden girls, and pucker up to the bright side in citrus-hued creations. CELEB SPOTLIGHT: Cynthia Erivo After her Oscar-nominated performance in“Harriet” and a diva turn in National Geographic’s upcoming “Genius: Aretha,” Cynthia Erivo...
On the day Chuck Schumer was threatening Supreme Court justices in front of a pack of cheering partisans, Rep. Ayanna Pressley told the same crowd: “We have two alleged sexual predators on the bench of the highest court of the land, with the power to determine our reproductive freedoms. I still believe Anita Hill. And...
Hey, Mayor Bill de Blasio and Chancellor Richard Carranza: It’s time to close New York City’s schools. Now. As the city hunkers down to get through the coronavirus pandemic, it is insane and dangerous that its public school system remains open. Yes, many New Yorkers rely on the city public school system for child care....
Rick Pitino’s road back to college basketball could take him right to New Rochelle. The 67-year-old had been coaching in Greece since being fired as part of a massive college basketball bribery scheme, but Tim Cluess’ resignation as Iona coach could bring Pitino back to the college basketball ranks. According to The Post’s Howie Kussoy,...
You’ve heard probably too much about Harvey Weinstein. But wait. On “Torn From the Headlines: New York Post Reports,” a new, six-episode true-crime series on Investigation Discovery, you’ll meet another Harvey Weinstein. Like the disgraced movie mogul, currently serving a 23-year jail sentence for rape, this Weinstein also made the front page, on Aug. 18,...
Restaurateurs staggered by the loss of customers to the coronavirus want relief on their highest operating cost — the rent. Phil Scotti, an owner of three P.J. Clarkes locations in Manhattan and a partner with chef Jonathan Waxman in recently reopened Barbuto, told The Post: “Today I composed letters to all of my landlords in...
And … cut! Movie theater chains are cutting back on the number of seats they’ll fill, the same day President Donald Trump declared a national emergency over the coronavirus pandemic. Regal and AMC both announced plans to cut seating capacity by 50% on Friday as both chains make moves to encourage “social distancing,” which can...
When Clive Standen — who’s best known for playing tough-guy warrior Rollo on “Vikings” — read the script for his new NBC drama “Council of Dads,” he cried. “I’m a father of 3, similar ages [17, 13 and 9] to the kids in the show,” Standen, 39, tells the Post. “At the time when I...
Microsoft Corp co-founder Bill Gates, who made the company one of the world’s most valuable technology firms, stepped down from the board on Friday to focus on philanthropic works related to global health, education and climate change. The billionaire and his wife, Melinda, run one of the world’s largest charities, the Gates Foundation, which has...
JPMorgan Chase said on Friday two employees at its headquarters in Midtown New York City have contracted the coronavirus. Company spokesman Brian Marchiony said the workers have been at home receiving treatment since earlier this week. “They are both doing well at this time,” Marchiony said by email. The bank has asked employees who came...
The haphazard paint job is the result of a bitter feud between a father and a son.
Health watch: A Hospital-Bed Shortage Looms America doesn’t have enough hospital beds to handle COVID-19 patients, warns Eric Boehm at Reason. And it’s thanks to needless red tape: state “certificate of need” laws that force hospitals to get government’s OK before adding services, beds and even “long-term acute-care services” — just what coronavirus patients may...
Enough about hand sanitizers already. Instead, get your hands dirty and dig into some urban gardening. No outdoor space? No problem. Those without even a windowsill can grow their own plants, some nearly unkillable ones. With access to a windowsill, balcony, stoop or, even better, a patch of grass, you can grow herbs, flowers, greens...
The NCAA is still considering presenting a tournament bracket as a means of closure and acknowledgement to players, coaches and teams, senior vice president of basketball Dan Gavitt told CBS Sports. Thursday afternoon, March Madness was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic that has led to the postponement of all the major professional sports leagues....
The NFL still hasn’t announced plans to delay the start of free agency next week over coronavirus concerns, but there has been a flurry of roster activity Friday across the league. The Tennessee Titans released tight end Delanie Walker and kicker Ryan Succop, the Minnesota Vikings cut cornerback Xavier Rhodes and defensive tackle Linval Joseph,...
Add travel influencers -- an attractive cohort who post gorgeous photos in exotic destinations Instagram -- to the list of professions that COVID-19 has sent into turmoil.
Afraid of hitting the gym because of coronavirus? You might not have to ever leave your living room. Fitness apps offer on-demand and live classes featuring everything from your basic yoga flow to intense HIIT — all taught by top fitness instructors from around the world. Whether you have five minutes or two hours, there’s...
Folks are hunkering down at home this weekend as the coronavirus pandemic forces us to give each other more personal space — and fewer handshakes. Plus, professional sports leagues, Broadway theaters, museums and other entertainment venues are grinding their schedules to a halt in an effort to stem direct contact. Thankfully, there’s plenty to take...
