How can your bones tell you about your brain health? Researchers at Johns Hopkins knew that bone and brain health can both deteriorate with age. They wondered whether the health of one could offer clues about how quickly the other would decline. It might be a way to spot problems in the brain earlier and … Read more
Disney president Dana Walden did very little to quell a recent Page Six report that Jimmy Kimmel Live will be coming to an end next year. The 61-year-old executive – who was named as the Mouse House’s president and chief creative officer back in February – offered her first public comments on Kimmel’s future at … Read more
Kirk Herbstreit and Amazon Prime Video have agreed to a new deal for Herbstreit to remain in place as their “Thursday Night Football” analyst. The deal carries “flexibility” for Amazon, however, should they choose to move on from Herbstreit if a desired candidate becomes available, according to The Athletic’s Andrew Marchand. One of those potential … Read more
New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Artificial intelligence is giving students unprecedented access to information, research and tools that can help them learn, apply to college and prepare for careers. But a panel of education and career experts argued that … Read more
San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey’s talent isn’t limited to the football field. He also appears to be a solid singer. McCaffrey’s pregnant wife, Olivia Culpo, proved as much with a wholesome video she posted to her Instagram on Sunday. Olivia Culpo posted a video of her husband, Christian McCaffrey, singing San Francisco 49ers … Read more
Don’t let the naysayers fool you. New York Fashion Week is better than ever! In addition to Henry Zankov’s debut at Diane von Furstenberg and the return of Thom Browne (who has decamped to Paris in recent years), the Big Apple boasts the freshest, most diverse and most exciting young talents showing this season. Introducing … Read more
Jim Nantz has mostly kept his head down in the midst of CBS’s ongoing contract situation with Tony Romo following his OWI arrest in July. However, at CBS Sports’ annual NFL Media Day on Tuesday, he was quick to tell Awful Announcing that the former Cowboys quarterback remains a “great friend” and “always will be” … Read more
Don’t flush this nutty allergy treatment down the toilet. “Poop pills” aren’t a new treatment for various ailments, with “crapsules” being used to reduce toxic side effects of cancer medications and even potentially increasing the odds of surviving pancreatic cancer. Now, new research has found they could be a life-saving treatment for the millions of … Read more
The year was 1990. The Berlin Wall had fallen. The Gulf War had begun. Nirvana was on their first major tour. And something called the internet was creeping from university campuses into bulky home computers. If you remember that moment in time, you also remember MTV, the pop culture juggernaut where music, sex, politics and … Read more
Greg Olsen may have a path back to an “A” booth. With Tony Romo’s future uncertain at CBS following his OWI arrest that led to him being placed on leave “until further notice,” Olsen, a Fox commentator, could be a potential replacement, according to Puck. JJ Watt, who is filling Romo’s spot in the CBS … Read more
Tony Romo has avoided the sack from CBS. The network does not plan on firing its top analyst following his OWI arrest in Wisconsin on Thursday, the Daily Mail reported. However, Romo could take a “step back” from some public events as he deals with the fallout from the embarrassing situation. “He might step back … Read more
There are 99 questions about LeBron James’ life, but his whereabouts over the weekend were not one. The former Lakers star — who’s being wooed by several teams following his breakup with Los Angeles — paused his hunt for his next NBA destination on Friday, Saturday and Sunday to take in Jay-Z’s shows in New … Read more
Could a single protein hold the key to a new generation of obesity treatments? Mitch, please! That’s what scientists are saying and hoping after discovering the surprising role of MTCH2 — a protein they’ve nicknamed Mitch — that appears to have a major influence on how cells manage energy and store fat. In a new … Read more
California is once again proving it’s one of the country’s top destinations for higher education after four Golden State schools landed in a new national ranking highlighting the best classroom experiences in America. The Princeton Review’s Best Classroom Experience placed four California colleges in its top 20, with two of them cracking the top 10. … Read more
If claustrophobia and the inability to cook a meal at home is your bag, then this is the San Francisco rental for you. As the City by the Bay’s AI boom continues to ramp up the localized housing crisis — with massive real estate valuations and an influx of sky-high salaries — the housing reality … Read more
You should be all ears about this stealthy sign of heart health. The leading cause of death in the US, the American Heart Association (AHA) warns that 61% of American adults will likely develop some type of cardiovascular disease. And while there are some clear signs that your heart is weak, others aren’t as well-known, … Read more
Seas the day. Plans are being put forward to create the world’s first-ever “floating city,” which would be powered by nuclear energy and have a capacity of 80,000 – dwarfing the finest cruise ships in the world. Visions of the so-called Freedom Ship have existed since the 1990s, but they have been brought back to … Read more
Donald Trump sees big things for Jaxson Dart. The Giants QB introduced the president to an audience at Rockland Community College in Suffern as Trump promoted tax cuts he signed last year. “I want to thank Jaxson Dart, this is going to be a future Hall of Famer in my book,” Trump said, pointing at … Read more
Body bank. Cosmetic surgeons are increasingly fielding requests for “fat banking,” with patients planning for the future with a literal pound of flesh. “Fat banking is the process of removing a patient’s own fat, typically through liposuction, and then freezing and storing it for potential use in future cosmetic procedures,” Dr. Claudia Kim, board-certified cosmetic … Read more
ESPN is big-game hunting. With Steve Kerr’s Warriors future uncertain, executives at ESPN are “aggressively” trying to convince Kerr to leave the Warriors and Stephen Curry to return to the broadcast booth, according to NBA reporter Marc Stein. Kerr worked as a broadcaster for TNT from 2003-07 before becoming the Phoenix Suns GM, and he … Read more