• Now playing at the mall parking lot: drag shows, movies

    Now playing at the mall parking lot: drag shows, movies

    NEW YORK (AP) — Angel Dougherty went to the mall last month — not to shop, but to watch a drive-in drag show in the parking lot. “This year has been so anxiety filled and chaotic, I figured this experience would be something to lighten the mood,” says Dougherty, who paid to see the stars …
  • NYC Teachers’ Union Threatens Strike Unless ‘Every Single Person’ Who Enters a School Receives COVID Test

    NYC Teachers’ Union Threatens Strike Unless ‘Every Single Person’ Who Enters a School Receives COVID Test

    New York City’s largest teacher’s union on Wednesday threatened to go on strike unless the city’s education department complies with a list of safety demands before public schools reopen for in-person classes, including that every person who enters a school building be tested for coronavirus. The president of the powerful United Federation of Teachers union, …
  • Ex-FBI Lawyer Pleads Guilty in Durham Probe of Russia Investigation

    Ex-FBI Lawyer Pleads Guilty in Durham Probe of Russia Investigation

    Former FBI lawyer Kevin Clinesmith pleaded guilty in federal court in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, admitting that he altered an email that he used to apply for a FISA warrant against former Trump-campaign adviser Carter Page. Clinesmith changed the email, which was originally sent to him by the CIA and which he was forwarding to …
  • LA cuts power to TikTok star Bryce Hall’s home after massive parties

    LA cuts power to TikTok star Bryce Hall’s home after massive parties

    The lights are going out on one of TikTok’s brightest stars. The mayor of Los Angeles has shut the power to Bryce Hall’s Hollywood Hills rental home after officials said the TikTok influencer repeatedly held massive parties in violation of the city’s coronavirus regulations, the New York Times first reported. “Despite several warnings, this house …
  • Grubhub fights back against COVID-19 food delivery commission caps

    Grubhub fights back against COVID-19 food delivery commission caps

    Grubhub is launching a petition on Thursday to end food-delivery commission caps that have been imposed during the pandemic by the New York City Council, The Post has learned. The food-delivery giant, which also owns Seamless, is taking out targeted digital ads in the districts of council members who support the caps, including Speaker Corey …
  • Cloister Café may win restraining order against state liquor authority this week

    Cloister Café may win restraining order against state liquor authority this week

    Judge Lewis A. Kaplan ruled on Tuesday that he will decide in the next 48 hours whether to grant Cloister Café a temporary restraining order against the State Liquor Authority for shutting the NYC hot spot. Venue owners say the SLA allegedly violated due process when they shut the venue two weeks ago claiming they violated COVID-19 …
  • Leslie Odom Jr. and Nicolette Robinson grew closer filming ‘Love in the Time of Corona’

    Leslie Odom Jr. and Nicolette Robinson grew closer filming ‘Love in the Time of Corona’

    Art imitates life for Grammy- and Tony-winning “Hamilton” actor Leslie Odom Jr. and his wife, Nicolette Robinson (“The Affair”). The couple stars in Freeform’s timely “Love in the Time of Corona” (premiering Saturday at 8 p.m.), a “Love Actually”-esque limited series following several people experiencing different types of love during the coronavirus pandemic. “On a …
  • JPMorgan Chase reportedly had talks about putting banks inside USPS locations

    JPMorgan Chase reportedly had talks about putting banks inside USPS locations

    The United States Postal Service wants to get back into the banking business — and Jamie Dimon appears eager to help. USPS officials are considering a pilot program that would allow Dimon’s JPMorgan Chase to lease space at post offices for ATMs and provide other financial services at locations across the country, according to a …
  • ‘RHONY’ Leah McSweeney slams de Blasio over unsafe streets

    ‘RHONY’ Leah McSweeney slams de Blasio over unsafe streets

    She wants the hizzoner to be history. The newest “Real Housewife of New York,” Leah McSweeney, is so fed up with the city’s rise in crime and homelessness that she wants Mayor Bill de Blasio out of office. “No one thinks he’s doing a good job, and he really should step down,” McSweeney, exclusively told …
  • Todd Nance, Widespread Panic founding drummer, dead at 57

    Todd Nance, Widespread Panic founding drummer, dead at 57

    Todd Nance, founding drummer and 30-year member of the Southern rock jam band Widespread Panic, has died at the age of 57. The group and Nance’s family confirmed the drummer’s death Wednesday, adding that Nance died in Athens, Georgia, following “sudden and unexpectedly severe complications of a chronic illness.” “With heavy hearts and loving memories, …