The Patriots offense is beginning to look unrecognizable. Veteran fullback James Develin announced his retirement on Instagram on Monday after seven seasons and three Super Bowls with New England. The 31-year-old spent most of the 2019 season on injured reserve due to a lingering neck injury. “Due to unforeseen complications with the injury that ended...
Speed and production always open eyes and, sometimes, open doors. That is what Javon Leake is hoping to do with the Giants. The former Maryland running back did not get taken in the NFL draft and he was one of 15 players the Giants agreed to terms with during the hectic undrafted free agent frenzy....
Even after Georgia governor Brian Kemp reopened his state, the Atlanta Hawks aren’t going to reopen their facilities prematurely amid the coronavirus pandemic. Two days after reports stated the NBA planned on allowing players to return to team facilities in states with loosened stay-at-home restrictions, the league sent a memo pushing back the reopening date...
Universal’s “The King of Staten Island” — a semi-autobiographical comedy starring Pete Davidson and directed by Judd Apatow — is hitting video on demand, making it the latest film to forgo a traditional theatrical release as cinemas remain closed due to the coronavirus outbreak. “The King of Staten Island” will premiere on home entertainment June...
Chloe Veitch was one of the breakout stars from the Netflix hit series “Too Hot To Handle.” Fans loved her iconic phrases like, “If you sit in a barber shop long enough, you’re gonna get a haircut.” The model shared an exclusive home video with Page Six about life after the show. She even revealed...
ESPN Radio is in the process of what could be a complete transformation that may impact every part of its schedule and eventually lead to Dan Le Batard no longer being on the network and the potential return of Mike Greenberg to radio, The Post has learned. While these plans may play out over the...
Attorneys for Anthony "Harv" Ellison had asked Judge Paul Engelmayer to release their client from the Metropolitan Correctional Center on $200,000 bail into home confinement due to his asthma.
Subway ridership ticked up again last week after declining by up to 90 percent since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new analysis. Ridership, which hit less than 500,000 riders per day at one point, began to increase on April 18, according to data whiz Ben Wellington of the I Quant NY...
A Missouri nurse died from the coronavirus just a week before her planned retirement — and after sounding the alarm about the lack of personal protective equipment staffers were given while caring for patients, according to a report. Celia Yap-Banago came down with the dangerous virus after caring for an infected patient at Research Medical...
Mexico’s murder rate has jumped to the highest in nearly two years as violent drug cartels have taken advantage of coronavirus lockdowns, according to a report. With shutdowns in effect, the number of homicides climbed last month to 3,000, the most since July 2018, the Sun reported. The bloodshed overshadowed the country’s coronavirus death toll,...
Jamie Foxx, Josh Peck and Pia Mia have also shown their support for the nonprofit organization's charity drive.
"He was genuine and he was always himself," Fox shared, "and I think that’s what drew people to him."
NFL teams won’t be the only ones evaluating certain aspects of their performance from NFL Draft 2020. While ESPN smashed ratings records and pulled off a largely seamless broadcast of the first fully virtual NFL draft, the network also faced criticism for including a line in the graphic of many new draftees’ bio about a...
The Los Angeles Lakers returned a loan obtained through the US government’s Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), the team confirmed on Monday, after learning that funds in the federal program had been depleted. The loans were intended to help smaller businesses with no more than 500 employees cover employee payroll and rent, with large sectors of...
While the city’s public schools and some private institutions plan to toss out the whole year’s grades for thousands of students because of disruptions over the coronavirus, the Success Academy charter network said Monday that it will maintain its grading system. “Two weeks ago, in response to coronavirus, the entire city of San Francisco decided to...
Bernie Sanders’ campaign on Monday condemned New York’s unprecedented decision to cancel its June 23 Democratic primary — calling for the Empire State to lose its delegates if the move isn’t overturned. In an email to supporters, senior advisor Jeff Weaver said the decision by the state Board of Elections was an “outrage” and a...
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An attorney representing Teshaun Hightower, an NBA Draft prospect out of Tulane who was charged with murder this past weekend, says Hightower’s brother, Jeffery, fired a gun in self-defense during an April 8 incident that resulted in the death of a 24-year-old man. Hightower, 22, and his brother are two of six suspects under investigation...
Even with the federal government sending out stimulus checks, four in five (83%) don’t think the one-time payment from the government will be enough to keep them financially afloat during and post-COVID-19. Results found the average person would need $1,912.98 a month to maintain their lifestyle prior to the pandemic and self-isolation orders. The study...
Workers at New York City’s largest federal lockup claim officials are undercounting the number of guards who are falling sick with the coronavirus — and that department brass aren’t doing enough to protect them from the bug. The US Bureau of Prisons said on Thursday that 26 employees out of more than 500 at Brooklyn’s...
When it comes to relationships, seven in 10 believe having a dirty car is a turn-off, according to new research. A poll of 2,000 American drivers discovered that over half (51%) would go so far as to end a first date early if their date showed up in a dirty car. In fact, having a...
BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) — The holy month of Ramadan is underway, and the Central Jamia Mosque Ghamkol Sharif in Birmingham should be full of worshippers. But this year, the main arrivals are the dead. While the mosque in the central England city has been closed in response to the coronavirus pandemic, its parking lot has...
Apple and Google developed a new API for iPhone and Android that would allow app developers to create contact tracing apps for the novel coronavirus. The Apple-Google approach relies on Bluetooth connectivity between devices to determine the risk of exposure of an individual to a person who tested positive to COVID-19. The object of such...
Two Chinese internet activists and one of their girlfriends have been detained by police for weeks in Beijing for archiving articles on the coronavirus outbreak that were censored by the Communist regime, according to multiple reports. Chen Mei and Cai Wei both contributed to the project, which was crowd-sourced on the software development platform GitHub,...
The White House coronavirus task force plans to provide states with enough supplies for 8 million coronavirus tests per month to facilitate the reopening of the economy. A senior administration official said Monday that the Trump administration wants the US “swimming in tests” to facilitate a return to normal. “The bottleneck is really the ability...
