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Bravo appears to be having second thoughts about canning Dorinda Medley. After sources close to the network told Page Six that it was a “mutual decision” for Medley to leave the show, a Bravo rep now tells us, “Dorinda is on a pause and the door remains open.” As Page Six previously reported, Medley — …
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The “Real Housewives of New York” may be saying goodbye to Dorinda Medley, but the reality star is going out with a bang, blacking out on co-star Ramona Singer during the show’s Season 12 reunion. “Go with your loser friends, they’re a PSA statement for a bad facelift, like yours,” Dorinda, 55, told Ramona, 63, …
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When reggaeton star Maluma hits the stage at the VMAs Sunday, it won’t be the way he planned. “I wanted to get to the performance riding a bull, and they told me that I couldn’t do it because of the coronavirus,” he told The Post. “I wanted to bring, like, 20 dancers, and we couldn’t. …
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Cliff Robinson, a former star at UConn who played 18 seasons in the NBA, died at the age of 53, his alma mater announced Saturday. The cause of death was not immediately known. The 6-foot-10 Robinson played at UConn from 1985-89, helping the Huskies win the 1988 NIT. The foward/center was a second-round pick (38th …
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“Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Cynthia Bailey recently confessed that her sex life with fiancé Mike Hill hit a slump once they decided to quarantine together in Los Angeles with their children. The couple lived under quarantine together with Cynthia’s daughter Noelle Robinson as well as Mike’s two daughters, Kayla and Ashlée Hill, making for …
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Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe announced on Friday that he would resign for health reasons, marking the end of his tenure as Japan’s longest-serving leader. Abe was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis as a teenager, and first stepped down one year into his first term in 2006 because of complications from the chronic illness. However, Abe …
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Though the coronavirus pandemic has kept Broadway shuttered for the better part of the 2019-2020 season, the Tony Awards show must go on — virtually — and with far fewer productions qualifying for consideration. Only 18 shows and plays qualified for this year’s award show, a significant drop from last year’s 34 eligible productions, and …
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Culture vultures, rejoice! Gov. Andrew Cuomo decreed that NYC’s museums and cultural institutions could reopen at 25 percent capacity starting Aug. 24, reversing the mandated months-long hiatus of the city’s beloved institutions since the coronavirus pandemic hit in March. Gyms and bowling alleys are also allowed to reopen with safety precautions, and movie theaters are …
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Amy Adams has joined the cast of Universal Pictures’ “Dear Evan Hansen” and will portray Cynthia Murphy, mother of the characters Connor and Zoe Murphy. “Dear Evan Hansen,” a Tony-winning musical, opened on Broadway in 2016. The story follows a high schooler with social anxiety who gets caught up in a lie after Connor Murphy’s family …
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It’s the House of Not So Much. Famed Bushwick club House of Yes has temporarily closed after losing its liquor license for violating COVID regulations. In an email that went out Friday morning, the venue — which has been offering outdoor drinking while nightclubs are closed — said that it had fallen foul of the …
Bravo appears to be having second thoughts about canning Dorinda Medley. After sources close to the network told Page Six that it was a “mutual decision” for Medley to leave the show, a Bravo rep now tells us, “Dorinda is on a pause and the door remains open.” As Page Six previously reported, Medley — …
