New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. I can admit, I’m addicted to saunas. Over the past five years, I’ve probably clocked over 1,000 sauna sessions. Eventually, I got so used to the soaring temperatures that I … Read more
Death of the fun budget: Americans say their discretionary spending has dropped by 42% in the last year, according to a recent survey. The poll of 2,000 American adults found that many are looking for ways to save in the current economic environment, as over half of those surveyed (52%) revealed that they’re worried about … Read more
Hot or not? A divisive new dining ranking — more interested in who’s sitting at the table than what’s on the menu — is raising eyebrows in New York’s image-conscious restaurant world. Created by Gen Z programmer Riley Walz, LooksMapping scores hotspots in the Big Apple — and Los Angeles and San Francisco, too — based on AI-driven … Read more
A former reporter with the Los Angeles Times and Boston Globe, Jeff Kramer’s new novel, ‘Mud Season’ (Köehler Books) tells the story of Atwood ‘Woody’ Hackworth, a journalist laid off after accusations of inventing a source in one of his stories. Which, as Kramer tells The Post, has never happened to him. “Incredibly, I’ve never been fired,” he says, … Read more
What was meant to be a low-key night of snacks and laughs took an unexpectedly emotional turn for two best friends. Instead of their usual catch-up routine, Alexis arrived at Jasmine’s home with a laptop and a surprise: a fully edited 24-minute funeral montage of herself, complete with dramatic music, touching tributes, and heartfelt messages. … Read more
Three fascinating new restaurants have opened their doors in New York City, just in time for summer. One elevates the pre-theater dinner dining scene for those looking for a great meal before Broadway, another lifts any occasion to the point of the divine, and the third is a new steakhouse from famed chef Daniel Boulud. … Read more
On a brisk autumn afternoon, immersed in a 100-degree pool at Italy’s Verdura Resort, I admired the lush Sicilian landscape as seawater-filled jets eased my muscles, tightened from long days of travel. I felt I could easily get used to it, and experts on thalassotherapy, a broad category of treatments using seawater, say we all … Read more
Diamonds, for some, are a girl’s best friend. Other luxe lovers dig designer finery. But Kristi Hemric, a married Upper East Side mom of four, adores décor — and you sure can’t miss it. With the façade of her five-story townhouse on 78th Street as her canvas, she artfully beautifies the building with faux flowers, … Read more
For tourists from around the world, the Vessel in Hudson Yards is a main attraction. They pay $10 a visit to climb to the top of the 16-story structure —which features 2,500 steps across 154 zig-zagging flights of stairs — and take in views of the city from 80 different landings. But for some local … Read more
It’s hard to come in on more of a roll than Kendrick Lamar and SZA did when they brought their Grand National Tour to MetLIfe Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey on Thursday night. After all, their slow-jam joint “Luther” has spent 11 weeks and counting at No. 1, becoming the longest-running chart-topper for both … Read more
It’s a voguish fail critics can’t help but a dress. As the fashion world continues devolving into a bland wasteland, owing to Gen Z’s lack of personal style, the plain and mundane white T-shirt dress is rising as the summer’s hottest look. But grimacing clotheshorses are saying “nay” to the blasé slay. “Run to H&M for … Read more
The sun is out, but so are the stars. After months of runways and red carpets dominated by the soft shade known as “butter yellow,” we’re rounding up some of our favorite looks to incorporate fashion’s color du jour. Emma Corrin wears Mcqueen to the London premiere of “Nosferatu” while Cynthia Erivo dons Jacquemus at … Read more
This is moose-see TV. A majestic herd of moose is captivating millions across the globe thanks to Sweden’s now-iconic livestream, The Great Moose Migration. Dubbed “reality TV at it’s finest,” the sublime broadcast returned April 15 — a full week early — after an unusually warm spring jumpstarted the annual inland trek of the country’s … Read more
Forget Broadway. Those looking for a truly transporting theater experience are heading to the Port Authority Bus Terminal. An 870-square-foot, 37-seat jewel box theater hidden in the notoriously gritty transit hub — between a Dunkin’ Donuts and McAnn’s Pub — has become a hot ticket, selling out shows and turning into a raucous scene. “There … Read more
This comment landed him in the “hot”-seat. A sports fan on TikTok has been ripped up and down online after describing what he believes is the “hottest” woman’s outfit ever in a video with 20.8 million views. “This is the hottest thing a girl can wear,” Nicklaus Daniel declared in the inflammatory clip. “Literally anybody … Read more
This is four-play you don’t want to engage in. A California sex therapist has shared the four things she would never do with her partner in the bedroom — and her amorous advice has resurfaced as people pledge to make 2025 their hottest year yet. Vanessa Marin first shared her tips on Instagram last year, … Read more
They’re “Wirkin” their fake Birkins. Fashionistas are clamoring to get their hands on a “Walmart Birkin,” also known as a “Wirkin,” after discovering that the budget-friendly retailer hawks purses seemingly inspired by the costly Hermès handbags. Authentic Birkin bags — beloved by A-listers and exceedingly difficult to come by — cost a pretty penny, with prices estimated … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. Gap is testing cool merch in a new retail lab. The brand has unveiled an updated store concept in its reopened Flatiron store at 156 Fifth Ave. The sleek, two-story boutique celebrates … Read more
Abracadabra, make some magic in brownstone Brooklyn! A new performing arts venue on the border of Cobble Hill and Brooklyn Heights is bringing top tier magicians to the borough — and it’s one hot ticket. Since it opened in mid-October, every show at 69 Atlantic has sold out. The intimate 18-seat venue offers the chance … Read more
Whether you spell it St. Barts, St. Barth, or simple $$$, there’s no denying that this tiny French territory anagrams to serious R&R. The island boasts as many spas as white sand beaches. In fact, Cheval Blanc St-Barth — the Caribbean’s only property with “palace distinction” — is celebrating its 10th anniversary by unveiling a … Read more