In the Northern Hemisphere, leaves leave their suicide notes of color, the air cools, bones creak, birds depart, days dim and promotional materials keen towards the pumpkin-spiced and cider-logged. It’s fall, my babies, and the hungry heart of Libra season is upon us, a time when we’re all called to examine our roles as partners, … Read more
Take it on the road, folks. With so many places to go and a finite number of days to live, we can seek the stars to point the way to the best destinations. Just as astrology can indicate our sexual proclivities, ice cream allegiances and taste in power ballads, so too can it shine a … Read more
Let’s talk about love and looks, folks, and the planet Venus. Etymologically, Venus derives from the Latin word for desire — and in relation to fashion and aesthetics, the planet informs both what we’re drawn to and who and what we attract, fabrics and f–k boys alike. Venus is named for the Roman goddess of love and fertility. … Read more
It’s still rock and roll to him. Billy Joel is winding down his historic 10-year Madison Square Garden residency on Thursday in New York City. The legendary piano man, 75, is also a family man, with three daughters and some famous ex-wives. His youngest two daughters, Della Rose, 8, and Remy Anne, 6, even came … Read more
Clint Eastwood has many Oscars — but more children. The actor, renowned for his roles in “Million Dollar Baby” (2004) and “Unforgiven” (1992), proudly embraces his most cherished role as a father to his eight children. Eastwood’s large family includes six daughters — Laurie, Kimber, Alison, Kathryn, Francesca and Morgan — and two sons — … Read more
Olympic athletes might be sleeping on viral “anti-sex” cardboard beds and eating at industrial-size dining halls, but guests at the summer games can live in the lap of luxury. If you’re planning a visit to Paris — for the international sports extravaganza from July 26 through August 11, the Paralympics from August 28 through Sept. … Read more
If you’re in the market for fine jewelry, gold is a favored option. Beyond its stunning appearance, gold is a durable metal that has the potential to be passed from generation to generation if it’s cared for properly. If you’ve never purchased a piece of gold jewelry before, perhaps you have questions before you buy, like the … Read more
Donald Sutherland wasn’t the only actor in his family. In fact, the “Hunger Games” star — who died on June 20 at the age of 88 — had five children, and most of them followed in his footsteps and went into the entertainment business. Donald’s wife Francine Racette, 76, is also an actor. They met … Read more
Matthew McConaughey was not always sure his place was in Hollywood. Back when the star was best known for his romantic comedies like “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” and “The Wedding Planner,” he said he decided to take a break to rethink his career. “I’ve usually zigged when I felt like Hollywood … Read more
New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Father’s Day is on Sunday, June 14, and it’s your chance to honor the man who taught you to cast a line, pitch a tent, or simply appreciate the beauty of nature. If your … Read more
Richard Shepard, the director of the black comedies “Dom Hemingway” and “The Matador,” is a lifelong cinephile with a voracious appetite for movies. “Film Geek,” a feature-length video essay composed primarily of footage of films that Shepard saw growing up in the 1970s in New York City, delves deep into his obsession. In a voice-over, … Read more
It’s almost impossible to measure the impact Roger Corman, who died Thursday at 98, had on independent genre filmmaking and the careers of emerging young directors, performers and crew members who cut their teeth under his tutelage. As a producer, Corman mastered the economics of drive-in movies and B-pictures, turning out consistently profitable work that … Read more
Hoteliers had better sleep with one eye open. The restless restaurant gurus at Michelin have decided to cast their famously critical eyes on the world’s most luxurious hotels, establishing a key rating system for the very first time — and just 124 snooze shops around the world managed to snag a slot on the tire … Read more
Michelin accomplished. While New York City might have been snubbed by “best restaurants” lists recently — namely Yelp‘s and the James Beard Awards — there is one reputable source repping the Big Apple. The 2024 Michelin Guide recently added 10 Gotham City restaurants, which run the gamut of cuisines from Puerto Rican to Japanese-French fusion … Read more
When most people think of the venerable character actor Louis Gossett Jr., who died Friday at 87, they understandably summon up his Oscar-winning turn in the 1982 drama “An Officer and a Gentleman.” But he accumulated over 200 credits over a screen, stage and television career that spanned more than 60 years, and brought a … Read more
You may know Jimmy Failla as the flamboyant, fast-talking conservative comic who’s gained a grand following with his hilarious anti-woke commentaries as kickers for shows on Fox News. Now the ex-New York cabbie has packed his brash bon mots into a new book, “Cancel Culture Dictionary: An A-to-Z Guide to Winning the War on Fun” … Read more
Art can provide a stunning addition to your house and home — and it can also make you cash in the years while it hangs on your wall. Collectible art, just like any other investment, is not guaranteed to make you money. All investments have some risk involved, but this risk could be worth the future reward. … Read more
New Year’s Eve is when the mistakes of the old year are forgotten and the “new year, new me” mantra enters the chat. Whether you’re heading to Times Square to watch the ball drop and countdown to 2024 or celebrating with family and friends with champagne and confetti at a party, New Year’s Eve is … Read more
Olivia Dunne made sure boyfriend Paul Skenes’ recent New York City adventure was merry and bright. On Saturday, the Pittsburgh Pirates pitching prospect recapped the couple’s latest escapades around the Big Apple, which included a helicopter ride and a stop in front of the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. “Best tour guide in town @livvydunne,” Skenes … Read more
How much of the film’s score is Bernstein’s music? That cue you hear when Bernstein finds out he’ll be making his conducting debut at the New York Philharmonic? That’s from “On the Waterfront,” the 1954 Marlon Brando drama for which Bernstein wrote the music. That spiky, horn-filled composition that signals tension when Bernstein and a … Read more