Luke Parker Bowles is making a royal fuss. The nephew of Queen Consort Camilla Parker Bowles revealed Wednesday that he was bullied for his last name while appearing on a segment of the “Today” show with Jenna Bush Hager. Parker Bowles said that growing up with that name was incredibly difficult especially as worldwide attention … Read more
The Big Apple is not America’s No. 1 ratropolis. Despite being rife with more rodents than “Ratatouille,” New York City is not the most rat-infested city in the US. That title actually belongs to Chicago, according to a survey by extermination firm Orkin on the rattiest cities in America in 2022. The study is released … Read more
A former staffer of Conan O’Brien revealed Tuesday that the late-night show host once fired a former crew member because they were allegedly rude to a server in a restaurant. According to former staffer Todd Levin — who wrote for “Conan” from 2010 to 2020 — the 59-year-old comedian got annoyed when the unnamed employee … Read more
What’s the key to a long, happy life? Hot dogs and chicken fingers. Elaine Terry celebrated her 104th birthday Wednesday on the Upper East Side surrounded by friends and family. As one of New York’s oldest residents, Terry attributes her long and healthy life to hot dogs, chicken fingers and love. “My secret to living … Read more
Just 48 hours after slamming talk show host James Corden as a “tiny cretin of a man,” NYC restaurant owner Keith McNally said he feels “strange” about exposing the talk show host. Keith McNally, who owns Balthazar in Manhattan, said he can’t help but “feel really sorry” for the British actor after he received a groveling … Read more
A resurfaced clip from CBS’ “The Late Late Show” has fans wondering if host — and notoriously “abusive customer” — James Corden might make for an abusive boss, too. Journalist Sam Stryker dug up a clip on Twitter from a 2016 episode of the show in which Corden, 44, and fellow late-night host, Jimmy Kimmel, … Read more
Lin-Manuel Miranda is doing his part to bring movies back to New York City’s iconic United Palace. The celebrated composer-director hosted a free screening of the hit 2017 Disney film “Coco” on Sunday in a bid to bring the community together. “The community has really come out. I get more props for this from my … Read more
James Corden is no longer allowed to fill his guts at an acclaimed New York City restaurant. “The Late Late Show” host has been accused of boorish behavior by the owner of the posh Manhattan eatery Balthazar — who dubbed him a “tiny Cretin of a man” and banned him from dining there ever again. … Read more
The Swiftie in your life will surely be losing sleep this week. The 32-year-old music icon will be stirring up the hype for her upcoming album “Midnights”— which drops Friday — by revealing a new lyric each night this week at the stroke of 12 on a billboard in cities around the world. The first … Read more
New Yorkers have a reputation — and it typically has nothing to do with being overly nice. But a British transplant is now virally claiming that folks in the Big Apple are as sweet as pie compared to Londoners, who she deemed as “horrible people.” “People are friendly here,” said an unnamed woman from London, … Read more
NEW YORK (WABC) — “Phantom of the Opera,” Broadway’s longest-running show and an icon of New York City theater, will close early next year. The show announced Friday it will commemorate its 35th anniversary Jan. 26, and then stage its final performance on Broadway on Feb. 18. Mayor Eric Adams attended the show earlier this … Read more
Tastes like Harry Styles’ spit? Harry Styles made fun of the speculation that he spit on Chris Pine during his Wednesday night concert in New York City. “This is our 10th show at Madison Square Garden, it is wonderful, wonderful, wonderful to be back here,” the British singer told his fans while opening his “Love … Read more
Michael Nicot, a health worker, prepares to vaccinate on July 12, 2022 at the Prevention of Monkeypox The Pride Center in Wilton Manors, Florida. Joe Redl | Getty Images Thousands more doses of the monkeypox vaccine are expected to begin shipping to the US soon after federal health officials said they had completed an inspection … Read more
WASHINGTON (AP) – Thousands more doses of monkeypox vaccine are expected to begin shipping to the US soon after federal health officials said they have completed an inspection of the overseas plant where they were manufactured. The Food and Drug Administration’s update comes amid rising demand for the two-dose vaccine as thousands in New York … Read more
Monkeypox vaccines are in high demand in New York City. So much so that when the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene announced a limited amount of appointments at 1 p.m. Tuesday, the online scheduling website crashed within minutes. It acknowledged the issue on Twitter at 1:29 pm, leading to an online uproar about the … Read more
The city’s struggle with the rollout of the monkeypox vaccine for New Yorkers continued on Tuesday, when the website for scheduling appointments went down due to “heavy traffic.” The New York City Department of Health announced Tuesday at 1 p.m. that more monkeypox vaccine appointments were available, but within half an hour, the department tweeted … Read more