They’re not appropriate runway attire. TV writer and producer Gary Janetti, who has worked on hit shows including “Will & Grace” and “Family Guy,” divided viewers online after railing against flyers who wear sweatpants on a plane. The small-screen scribe offered his sartorial critique while promoting his new travel book “We Are Experiencing a Slight … Read more
All they want for Christmas is for their famous mom to stop singing that song. Mariah Carey went viral on Christmas Eve after the self-appointed “Queen of Christmas” posted a video of her 12-year-old twins, Monroe and Moroccan, begging her not to perform “All I Want For Christmas Is You.” “Mom, please. We don’t want … Read more
Employers don’t value college degrees as much as originally thought, recent survey data shows, and the disdain is behind a restored appreciation for blue-collar job-seekers that bring skill and experience over education. The study, known as the Freedom Economy Index (FEI), a joint project of job recruiting service RedBalloon and PublicSquare, surveyed opinions from 70,000 small businesses between … Read more
Flying chairs and customer brawls may be commonplace for Waffle House workers, but meal breaks apparently are not. Employees at the Southern dine-in chain see a sizeable chunk of change removed from their paychecks each week for food consumed — even if they didn’t eat it, reported The Messenger. Atlanta-based cook Gerald Green, who claimed … Read more
Mark Jackson has told his side of the story, after The Post reported on why he did not finalize a deal to become a color commentator for the Knicks on MSG. Jackson had previously been said to be nearing an agreement to fill in for the legendary Walt “Clyde” Frazier on a package of road … Read more
They’re making a real racket. The US Open has always been a good time, but fervent tennis fans say people at this year’s tournament are way past the line. The Honey Deuce cocktails are flowing too freely, spectators are being escorted out of the stadium by security and the smell of weed greets attendees as … Read more
It’s not surprising that there’s unrest in the workplace. Wages haven’t kept up with the times — according to the Economic Policy Institute, productivity has grown nearly four times as much as the rate of pay from 1979 through 2021. As union members in the Writers Guild of America and Screen Actors Guild – American … Read more
Travelers have been issued a warning about a common practice that is less accepted overseas. While it may seem second nature to schlep around in swimwear when visiting toasty coastal areas in Italy, a reminder has been issued for those planning on doing so. Locals not only have a well-documented “unease” towards tourists parading around … Read more
This should probably be listed in everyone’s top 5 worst nightmares while on a flight. A passenger poured soda on another passenger’s “smelly feet” when they were placed under his seat in a video on TikTok that’s gone viral. User @danielgreen2426 posted himself getting revenge after noticing the person’s foot right beneath him. “Woman on the … Read more
“Luxury travel” often means getting there fast. It means putting your feet up. It means somebody else does the work. But, too often, that ultra-expensive cocoon is a bum deal. With travel, like most of life’s efforts, you get what you give. Whether it’s Paris or Timbuktu, the best way to get to know a … Read more
The monkeypox vaccine is ending in San Francisco at a time when demand is increasing. According to the San Francisco Department of Public Health, only 50 doses are available on Wednesday. State Senator Scott Wiener announced on Twitter that the San Francisco General Hospital monkeypox vaccine clinic would be closing today due to shortages. He … Read more
Monkeypox is becoming more of a health problem in New York, reporting at least 175 cases of the infected virus. Monkeypox is a rare viral infection that does not usually result in serious illness. Symptoms include rashes, bumps or blisters, as well as flu-like symptoms. It is also spread through close, physical contact and contact … Read more
The rapid rise of the Omicron subvariant BA.5—along with its enhanced immune-concealing capabilities and demonstrable growth benefits—is keeping federal officials on edge. In a flurry of activities late Monday and early Tuesday, officials doubled down on pandemic measures, renewed calls for vigilance, and are considering expanding eligibility for a second booster to all adults . … Read more