• NBA announcer Grant Napear fired over ‘All Lives Matter’ comment

    NBA announcer Grant Napear fired over ‘All Lives Matter’ comment

    Grant Napear was fired by his radio station and resigned as the Sacramento Kings TV play-by-play announcer Tuesday after his tweet over the weekend saying “All Lives Matter” amid the George Floyd protests was met with backlash. Napear, a graduate of Syosset High School on Long Island, tweeted “All Lives Matter…Every Single One!” on Sunday …
  • Anti-Capitalism: Trendy but Wrong

    Anti-Capitalism: Trendy but Wrong

    Most modern critics of capitalism don’t know what it is, or simply choose to ignore the data. You can’t escape it; capitalism has a bad rap. Last night, thousands of anti-capitalist protestors took to the streets in capital cities across the world. Wearing V for Vendetta-inspired Guy Fawkes masks (most of which are made in China), …
  • Apple is tracking iPhones stolen by looters

    Apple is tracking iPhones stolen by looters

    Apple has an eerie message for the looters who have pillaged its stores during recent protests: We’re watching you. Thieves who made off with iPhones from ransacked Apple retail locations in recent days quickly learned that the gadgets were loaded with special security software, as they displayed a message on their screens indicating that their …
  • Grindr buyer reportedly has ties to Chinese owner of app

    Grindr buyer reportedly has ties to Chinese owner of app

    The investor group that’s buying Grindr has connections to the Chinese tech firm that was forced to sell the gay dating app in the first place, a new report says. Federal regulators last week approved Beijing Kunlun Tech Co.’s sale of Grindr to a company called San Vicente Acquisition LLC. The Committee on Foreign Investment …
  • Black businesses hit hard by COVID-19 fight to stay afloat

    Black businesses hit hard by COVID-19 fight to stay afloat

    Detroit — Stephanie Byrd agonized over temporarily laying off nearly the entire staff at her family’s trio of Detroit businesses when the coronavirus pandemic hit. But she’s not just concerned about the impact on their bottom line. She’s worried other black-owned businesses will struggle to withstand another wave of economic uncertainty, following decades of inequity …
  • Apple CEO Tim Cook slams ‘senseless’ George Floyd death, pledges donation

    Apple CEO Tim Cook slams ‘senseless’ George Floyd death, pledges donation

    Apple CEO Tim Cook condemned the “senseless” police killing of George Floyd in a note to employees announcing that the tech giant would donate money in response to the incident. In the Sunday memo, Cook cast Floyd’s death as the latest manifestation of systemic racism that has affected even his own staff. Just 9 percent …
  • NHL’s attempt to change popular rule may spark restart tension

    NHL’s attempt to change popular rule may spark restart tension

    We’re not suggesting that an MLB-type public squabble is going to break out during the NHL’s negotiations with the NHLPA as the parties attempt to craft a safe, sane and equitable way to put hockey’s 24-team tournament on the ice this summer, but no one should expect the players to simply roll over and accept …
  • Justin Hartley reportedly dating former soap opera co-star Sofia Pernas

    Justin Hartley reportedly dating former soap opera co-star Sofia Pernas

    “This Is Us” star Justin Hartley is reportedly dating his former “The Young and the Restless” co-star Sofia Pernas amid his divorce from Chrishell Stause. Hartley, 43, was photographed on Thursday kissing Pernas, 30, as she dropped him off at the Southern California Orthopedic Institute, TMZ reported. Hartley appeared on the popular soap opera from …
  • Investor group allowed to buy Grindr from Chinese firm for $620M

    Investor group allowed to buy Grindr from Chinese firm for $620M

    Chinese gaming company Beijing Kunlun Tech said on Friday that a US national security panel approved the $620 million sale of popular gay dating app Grindr to an investor group called San Vicente Acquisition. The panel, the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS), ordered Kunlun last year to divest Grindr amid concerns …
  • New Yorkers stranded in Costa Rica on ‘adventurous’ third date

    New Yorkers stranded in Costa Rica on ‘adventurous’ third date

    New Yorkers Matt Robertson, 31, and Khani Le, 29, matched on the dating app Hinge in February, and by date No. 3 they had booked a trip to Costa Rica. But they’ve wound up stranded in Central America during the pandemic. On Day 71, they spoke to Page Six. “Our first two dates went really well … …