Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford’s memorable sex scene in their classic 1973 romantic drama “The Way We Were” was filmed over the course of two days. However, according to Robert Hofler — author of the new bombshell book “The Way They Were: How Epic Battles and Bruised Egos Brought a Classic Hollywood Love Story to … Read more
“You’re going to die one day.” That’s the startling first insight Mark Manson offers viewers in the documentary adaptation of his 2016 book “The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck.” “I know that’s kind of obvious,” Manson continues. “But I just wanted to remind you in case you’ve forgotten. You and everyone you know are … Read more
Before she passed away in 2002, Rob Pope’s mother, Cathy, asked him to promise her one thing: Do one thing in his life that would make a difference. For him, that meant something no one else had ever done before: “There were only a few hundred people that had run across America, but nobody had … Read more
He’s just released his own tome, but it seems Prince Harry was already a book lover before becoming an author in his own right. The wayward royal, 38, reportedly gifted nephew Prince Louis with a first-edition copy of A.A. Milne’s “Winne-The-Pooh” at his christening back in 2018. There are only 30,000 first-edition copies of the … Read more
Bret Easton Ellis writes bloody books. His notorious novel “American Psycho” features Patrick Bateman, one of literature’s most memorable serial killers, and was famously cancelled by Simon & Schuster just months before it was due to be sent to the printers, citing “aesthetic differences over what critics had termed its violent and women-hating content.” It was certainly … Read more
Robert Redford refuses to let anyone think he could possibly be bad in bed, according to a new book. Redford, 86, insisted on cutting a piece of dialogue from “The Way We Were” implying that his character Hubbell wasn’t good in bed, author Robert Hofler revealed. His book, “The Way They Were: How Epic Battles … Read more
A fitness influencer has revealed how she doesn’t watch pornography — but there is one thing that gets her going in the bedroom. Steph Claire Smith opened up the conversation about pornography with her “Keep It Cleaner” co-founder and KICPOD co-host Laura Henshaw in the podcast’s most recent episode. “I have a question for you — do … Read more
They finally closed the book on this case. A British library waived a $52,400 fee for a book that had been overdue — for 58 years. In 1964, then-17-year-old David Hickman checked out “The Law for Motorists” from the Dudley Library before a court visit over a minor traffic violation, the Express & Star reported. … Read more
Sebastian Cwilich is a veteran of the art world — but now he’s making a diversion into the literary world. The former Christie’s auction house executive and Artsy co-founder is helping book lovers find the perfect next read with his new app Tertulia. “We saw a need,” Cwilich told the Post. “In a world full of … Read more
From mama bare to mama bear. Turn-of-the-century temptress Pamela Anderson, 55, shows off her maternal side in a forthcoming memoir, “Love, Pamela,” filled with revelations about sons Brandon, 26, and Dylan, 25, and her famously difficult relationship with the boys’ father, rocker Tommy Lee, 60. “Brandon and Dylan are true miracles, considering their gene pool,” … Read more
New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Winter is among us, which means it’s time to pick up a great book to get all cozy with (or, rather, sign up for Audible to listen on the go). It’s never been a … Read more
Vivid Seats is the New York Post’s official ticketing partner. We may receive revenue from this partnership for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. The Big Apple can’t get enough of Bono. After scheduling eight (!) shows at New York City’s Beacon Theatre to celebrate the U2 frontman’s new memoir “Surrender: 40 … Read more
From novels to non-fiction and memoirs, here are the books we loved in 2022. NONFICTION Stolen Focus: Why You Can’t Pay Attention — and How to Think Deeply Again Johann Hari (Crown) If you’ve found yourself finding it just about impossible to concentrate these days, you’re not alone. Spoiler alert: It may have something to do … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Research shows that when it comes to your happiness, it’s better to give than to receive — and we think that’s especially true when you bestow adorable presents on delighted children. In fact, what could be more joy-inducing … Read more
When Brittni Lourenco, 31, read the four harrowing words, “it ends with us,” at the end of Colleen Hoover’s blockbuster novel of the same name last year, she cried like a baby. Then, the clinical mental health counselor, from Connecticut, took a teary selfie and posted it to her Instagram story. “It just pulled on every … Read more
“What, like it’s hard?” Coined in “Legally Blonde,” the popular phrase isn’t limited to Elle Woods embarking on her law school journey. Now, it’s not hard to find new book recommendations through Reese’s Book Club. Whether you follow the book club’s Instagram account to always stay in the loop or have the club’s app downloaded … Read more
The winter holiday romance novel has become a staple of the holiday reading season. You’ll know one when you see it — its cover might be graced with candy canes, mittens, skis, fir trees, or anything else that says “winter.” Like its movie equivalent on the Hallmark Channel, you’re guaranteed a meet-cute, some obstacles, a … Read more
During his two decades as Brooklyn’s top mob-busting homicide prosecutor, Michael Vecchione dealt with all manner of wiseguys, but none was less impressive than Luigi the Zip. Short, overweight, disheveled and speaking in broken English, Sicilian import Luigi Ronsisvalle — dubbed “the human bowling ball” by Vecchione for being as wide as he was tall … Read more
You won’t need spare change to purchase Prince Harry’s explosive forthcoming memoir, “Spare,” which is heavily discounted this holiday season. The 38-year-old estranged royal’s story, set to hit bookshelves Jan. 10, is available for free Black Friday with a free trial of Amazon’s audiobook service, Audible. Meanwhile, the hardcover version of the book has been … Read more
Simon & Schuster issued an apology Sunday — as well as $600 refunds — after saying that books “hand signed” by Bob Dylan were not individually inscribed by the music legend. “To those who purchased ‘The Philosophy of Modern Song’ limited edition, we want to apologize,” wrote the publishing company in an Instagram post. “As … Read more