Sal Licata has placed his afternoon drive dreams in the rearview. The New York radio star opened up on his departure from WFAN following Craig Carton’s return to the station in early December. During a Friday appearance on “Stugotz and Company,” Licata, who hosted the midday slot with Brandon Tierney, revealed that he wasn’t surprised … Read more
Prince Harry has suffered a setback after a “crucial” Travalyst staffer quit just months after the departure of the eco-friendly firm’s first chairman earlier this year. Sally Davey, who served as the chief executive, has handed in her resignation to the Duke of Sussex and is set to step down in December. “This is a … Read more
King Charles and his royal staffers have bid farewell to a longtime companion that had worked for the Firm for 14 years. Tyrone, a 19-year-old Windsor Grey horse, spent last week serving His Majesty for a final time — prompting Buckingham Palace to issue a touching statement in light of his retirement. “After 14 years … Read more
Foreigner’s longtime lead singer Kelly Hansen stunned fans when he announced his departure from the legendary band in rockstar fashion. The 64-year-old rocker, who joined the band in 2005, broke the news on the season finale of NBC’s “The Voice” on Tuesday after performing the group’s 1977 hit song “Feels Like the First Time” alongside his bandmates. “After … Read more
Luke Grimes says he has not spoken to Kevin Costner following the Oscar winner’s bombshell exit from their hit TV series “Yellowstone.” “I haven’t talked to him since,” Grimes, 40, told Men’s Health MH Flex in a new interview published on Tuesday. “It’s not a case of any hard feelings or anything. It’s just, he’s … Read more
Al Roker knows he’ll one day say goodbye to the “Today” show like his colleague Hoda Kotb — but don’t expect him to walk away anytime soon. America’s beloved weatherman, 70, who’s been on the NBC show since 1996, addressed his inevitable retirement just days after Kotb, 60, announced her departure after 26 years. “You know when … Read more
Get your steps in. At some US airports, the adventure can begin long before you reach your destination — after finally making it through security, there’s actually getting to your gate, a journey that can involve up to two miles of walking, according to a revealing new ranking. In other words, forget the gym — you’re … Read more
Count ESPN out as Skip Bayless’ next sports media destination. Bayless, co-host of “Undisputed,” is leaving FS1 after eight years at the network, as The Post exclusively reported Monday, and ESPN is already dismissing the idea of bringing in the hot take commentator, according to a new report. Front Office Sports reported Tuesday that the … Read more
A woman has described chaotic scenes at a UK airport — which saw her waiting more than four hours to get through security. Lucy Kenneally, 23, was flying back home to Newcastle, Northern Ireland, with her boyfriend Matthew, 24, after spending the weekend at Silverstone. The pair arrived at Birmingham Airport at 6.10am — two … Read more
NEW YORK — Dan Rather returned to the CBS News airwaves for the first time since his bitter exit 18 years ago, appearing in a reflective interview on “CBS Sunday Morning” days before the debut of a Netflix documentary on the 92-year-old newsman’s life. After 44 years at the network, 24 as anchor of the … Read more
Doc Rivers’ tenure with ESPN barely lasted any time at all. And it certainly didn’t go as ESPN envisioned. Rivers was hired as the Bucks’ new head coach on Wednesday, according to multiple reports. He will replace Adrian Griffin, who was fired Tuesday just 43 games into his first year in charge. ESPN shook up … Read more
Dave Portnoy had a slight clarification on Tiko Texas’ claim that she was laid off from Barstool Sports. Two weeks ago, Portnoy appeared on Barstool’s “Plan Bri Uncut” podcast with Brianna Chickenfry, and talked about the time he went to see Tiko perform at (or around) South by Southwest in 2016. When Portnoy said that … Read more
The “Mad Dog” has no shortage of theories about the recent wave of ESPN layoffs that have rocked the sports world. Chris Russo, who signed a one-year contract with ESPN earlier this year to continue appearing on “First Take,” believes the NBA league office — and commissioner Adam Silver, specifically — ordered the layoff of … Read more
Shannon Sharpe’s imminent departure from Fox Sports caught his fellow analysts off guard. On Wednesday, The Post’s Ryan Glasspiegel reported Sharpe and the network have reached a buyout agreement, with the ex-NFLer’s tenure co-hosting “Undisputed” alongside Skip Bayless will come to an end after the 2023 NBA Finals. The news came after a palpable on-air … Read more
The laughs will keep on coming. “The Daily Show” Tuesday released its hilarious lineup of A-list guest hosts who will take over the show once Trevor Noah departs this week, reports Deadline. “As we enter Trevor’s final week, we want to thank him for his many contributions,“ said Chris McCarthy, president and CEO of Paramount … Read more
Fans of “The Daily Show with Trevor Noah” have a little less than two months to tune in before he leaves the show. The South African comedian’s last day as host will be Dec. 8, reps for the show confirmed to The Post. “Trevor is an incredible talent who has left an indelible mark on ‘The … Read more
Mark Master has been fired from L.A. television station KTLA days after being suspended for openly calling out his bosses for the way they treated co-host Lynette Romero’s departure. According to the Los Angeles Times, KTLA general manager Janene Drafs announced during a meeting in the newsroom that Mester had been fired. The local news … Read more
Anchor Mark Mester is no longer employed by KTLA, Variety has confirmed. Mester was previously suspended after he criticized on-air how the station went about his co-anchor Lynette Romero’s sudden departure. KTLA announced Romero’s exit last week without a goodbye message to viewers, which drew criticism on social media. According to the Los Angeles Times, … Read more
Lynette Romero, left, and Mark Mester were co-anchors at KTLA. (KTLA) KTLA news anchor Mark Mester was fired Thursday afternoon, days after he was suspended following an off-script segment about his co-anchor Lynette Romero’s abrupt departure, according to several employees at the station. The newsroom’s general manager, Janene Drafs, announced the firing with a brief … Read more