What a SKIM-py turnout. The much-hyped NikeSKIMS collab dropped in New York City Friday morning — but for all the buzz about Kim Kardashian’s takeover of both the gym and the runway, Manhattan didn’t break a sweat. But Post reporter Marissa Matozzo sure did, braving a barrage of squeezing, tugging, hopping and holding her breath … Read more
Vice President Kamala Harris is in “excellent health” and “possesses the physical and mental resiliency” required to serve as president, her doctor said in a letter released Saturday that summarizes her medical history and status. Dr. Joshua Simmons, a U.S. Army colonel and physician to the vice president, wrote that Harris, 59, maintains a healthy, active lifestyle and that … Read more
Hello, robo-kitty! A cat-eared robot will roll out food orders at a Japanese restaurant in the Big Apple – the latest step in a charm offensive by restaurateurs trying to automate the dining experience, Side Dish has learned. The waiter-on-wheels is called BellaBot – a waist-high, feline-faced machine that can deliver food and drinks, and ferry … Read more
Letting kids draw on the walls might actually be a good thing. A mother from Peru let her son draw on walls since he was just a baby — and believes that’s what led him to be a budding artist. Adianée Peña García allowed her son Santiago Daniel to draw on every wall of their … Read more
Victor Wembanyama is already delivering big for the NBA, even before stepping foot on the court for the San Antonio Spurs. Even with the 19-year-old’s selection at No. 1 in the 2023 NBA Draft all but a formality, fans watched the draft coverage from Barclays Center at record numbers on Thursday — particularly to check … Read more
Physician-assisted suicide has been a hotly debated topic across the United States for decades but a push to legalize the controversial practice in more states is picking up steam this year. Starting with Oregon in 1997, ten other states and the District of Columbia have made it legal for terminally ill patients to ask their doctor for a lethal … Read more
Nicotine patches, gum, and vapes can help satisfy some cravings, but they can’t replace the rituals of having a cigarette: retreating outside with a co-conspirator, shrinking cellophane and foil as you buy a new one. Open the pack, the narcotic the buzz of that first drag. Bruce Holladay, 69, a retired teacher from Mill Valley, … Read more